Turkey-Shaped Appetizer Platter

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This Turkey Appetizer Tray is SO MUCH FUN for a family get together. Try this turkey shaped treat at your next Thanksgiving Dinner!

Turkey Appetizer Tray – Try this Turkey Shaped Appetizer Today!

My sweet family can’t wait to gobble down this Turkey Appetizer Tray, and I’m betting you’ll love it too! This one just might become a new Thanksgiving tradition. It’s so fun and everyone loves a good meat, cheese, fruits, and cracker tray

Why not spice up your Thanksgiving turkey dinner with some festive appetizer cuisine!

Turkey Appetizer Tray Ingredients

small potato or Asian pear (for the turkey head)
1 each Granny Smith and Red Delicious apples
small bunch each red and green seedless grapes
snow or snap peas
baby carrots
dried apricots
whole almonds and pecan halves
raisins
cracker sized cheddar and smoked gouda cheese slices
1 box mixed party crackers

These ingredients are merely suggestions! Tweak it to your family’s tastes. A few other suggestions are pretzel sticks, pepperoni slices, rolled up ham or turkey slices, red or green bell pepper slices, sliced or whole olives, cherry tomatoes, broccoli or cauliflower.

So many fun options! Here’s a video showing how to put this Turkey Appetizer tray together:

If you missed me on FB live making the Turkey Appetizer Tray, you can watch it HERE.

How to create a Turkey Shaped Appetizer:

Start at the bottom with the turkey head, using either a potato or pear (if needed, slice the potato in half lengthwise so it will lay flat). You will build out from him in a fan like fashion. Be sure to use the picture as a reference as you are creating your turkey!
Following the picture, add the raisins, snow peas, carrots and dried apricots.
Next, spread out 3 different type crackers using the picture as a guide.
Fill in between the crackers with the almonds, cheese slices, grapes and thin apple slices.
The last part is what really makes it. Add eyes to the turkey by using a hole punch to make 2 white circles and marking them with black dots. Or, take a piece of the white cheese, cut in a circle and put a raisin on top for the pupils. The nose can be made by cutting a triangular piece out of the dried apricot or cheddar cheese. Give him a cute tongue by slicing off a piece of a red grape and don’t forget to add pecan halves for his feet!

I just LOVE this little guy!

What a great and healthy veggie platter option to have for your guests to nibble on while they wait for the main event. Or such a cute idea for a holiday party!