Magical fruit eggs

Try this different take on Easter eggs. They’re a little bit healthier and a lot more fun!

Chocolate suitable for melting
Your favourite egg shaped fruit (grapes, feijoas, kiwifruit, kiwi berry, etc.)
Your favourite edible decorations (chocolate decorating pens, chopped nuts, sprinkles, chopped dried fruit, icing decorations, etc.)

Break chocolate into a heatproof bowl. Place the bowl over a pot of simmering water and heat gently until the chocolate is fully melted.
Wash your fruit and peel if necessary. It may also be necessary to freeze some fruits before covering in chocolate to make sure it sticks properly.
Cover a baking tray with a sheet of baking paper.
Using a skewer or a fork, dip the fruit into the chocolate and turn to make sure the whole fruit is covered. Carefully place each piece of fruit onto the baking tray.
Refrigerate until the chocolate is set (1-2 hours).
Decorate your magical fruit eggs anyway you want! Decorate with icing pens or add cute icing decorations. Some decorating (like rolling in chopped nuts) is easier to do while the chocolate is still soft, so remove these eggs from the fridge earlier and then return them until fully set.
Store in the fridge when finished. It’s best to eat these within a few days of making them.

Tips:

If you want your eggs covered in nuts, sprinkles, or chocolate shavings, do so before transferring to the refrigerator to ensure they stick!

FAQs:

The chocolate isn't sticking to the fruit, what do I do?
- Typically the chocolate sticks better if the fruit has been frozen prior to dipping. Also make sure to pat grapes and other fruits dry to ensure the chocolate doesn't run off in the refrigerator before setting.