10 Brilliant Recipes for Food on a Stick

Colorful Fruit Kebabs With Vanilla Lime Yogurt Dip

Adorable fruit kebabs are just what you or your child needs to cheer up your breakfast plate. Try cutting out different shapes from melon and pineapple with different cookie cutters based on your child's favorite shapes or animals. Or, make it holiday-themed with fun cookie shapes based on the holiday or season. 

Mix up the fruit depending on what looks good and is in season. The vanilla and lime yogurt dip makes them a little fancy!

Banana Splits on a Stick

Healthy banana splits? Yes, please! Pineapple, banana, and strawberry come together to complete this delicious take on this traditional, all-American classic dessert.

These adorable banana splits on a stick are dipped in chocolate and nuts. You can eat them on their own, or you can serve them with a heaping bowl of ice cream for a full dessert experience.

They are so easy to make them ahead of time and keep well either chilled or frozen for whenever you are ready to eat! 

Taiwanese-Style Deep-Fried Prawn Rolls

Moving from the more dessert focused recipes to the savory side of things, these crispy, crunchy prawn rolls are skewered and deep-fried three at a time on wooden sticks. You won't be able to stop popping them in your mouth! Try them with a sweet dipping sauce.  

Not interested in prawns? You can also try skewering little spring rolls or egg rolls! Yum!

Deep Fried Corn Dogs

What's a more iconic food on a stick than corn dogs? We can't think of anything. Make these delicious little mini versions using mini hot dogs and large toothpicks. Sweet, savory, salty, crunchy, and soft, there's a reason why they are so popular. Bring home the classic carnival treat!

Hot Chocolate on a Stick

Hot chocolate on a stick? You bet! They can be eaten on their own as candy fudge or added to a large cup of hot milk to make the perfect cup of hot chocolate. You can also use them for delectable winter hot chocolate bars. Just make sure to serve them with plenty of marshmallows, of course! 

Mini Pancake Skewers

These little pancake skewers are the perfect brunch treat. They look so pretty and sophisticated on a brunch table, especially for a baby or bridal shower.

They are also a great little breakfast to put together with the kids! Strawberry and banana are skewered together with teeny little pancakes and delicious Nutella can be spread or drizzled all over them. What could be better?

Peanut Butter and Jelly Pops

Put your favorite lunch-time sandwich on a stick. These candy cake pops are bursting with peanut butter and jelly and are coated in decadent chocolate. 

They actually use little jelly filled doughnut holes, so they're super simple to make and require limited ingredients. You probably already have all of the ingredients on hand.

Our recommendation? Try crunchy peanut butter instead of smooth and use dark or milk chocolate for the coating. So. Good.

Sweet Heart Cherry Pie Pops

Eating pie off a stick is a great way to eat pie. It's fairly mess free and no fork is needed. Try making them ahead of time, then freeze them, and pop them in the oven when you're ready. They are great warm with ice cream or room temperature on their own. 

Switch up the fillings and the tiny cutouts depending on the season and what is fresh. Peach is perfect in the summer and pumpkin is ideal in the fall!

Thai Satay Stick Party Appetizer

Peanut Thai satay is always a crowd pleaser. It's the ideal party appetizer because it's so easy to eat and is full of salty and sweet flavor. (Where are our sweet and savory fans at?)

If you're looking for a heftier portion, you make it for a fun take on dinner. Just grill or bake them. 

Meringue Rose Pops

These delicious meringue pops look very impressive but don't let that fool you into thinking they are too complicated to make. No, they are actually fairly simple. Full of chocolate and a light rose scented flavor, they are crunchy and creamy at the same time and look gorgeous skewered on pretty striped sticks!