Easy Thanksgiving Appetizers (Including a Turkey Veggie Tray)

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Thanksgiving is all about family, food, and fun, and there’s no better way to kick off the festivities than with a spread of easy Thanksgiving appetizers! Whether you’re looking for finger foods, creamy dips, or something a little more sophisticated, these appetizers are guaranteed to impress. From savory to sweet, these recipes will be the perfect start to your Thanksgiving feast—plus, you can enjoy them throughout the holiday season!

Vegetables in a shape of a turkey.
Pictured: Turkey Veggie Tray (recipe below)
Featured in this post
  1. Featured Thanksgiving Appetizers:
  2. Thanksgiving Appetizers: What to Serve and Why
  3. Hot and Cold Dips for Thanksgiving: Easy & Delicious
  4. Cheese Balls
  5. Finger Foods for Thanksgiving: Small Bites, Big Flavor
  6. Thanksgiving Charcuterie Boards & Trays: The Ultimate Crowd-Pleaser
  7. Turkey Veggie Tray: A Fun, Festive Centerpiece
  8. Turkey Veggie Tray Recipe
  9. Tips for the Perfect Thanksgiving Appetizer Spread
  10. More Thanksgiving Recipe Inspiration
  11. Get Ready for a Delicious Thanksgiving!

Thanksgiving Appetizers: What to Serve and Why

When our family gathers for Thanksgiving, one thing we all agree on is that the appetizers are just as important as the main meal. Whether we’re nibbling before the big feast, enjoying leftover appetizers with pie in the evening, or snacking the next day, these easy appetizers keep everyone happy and satisfied. I have so many favorites that I can’t wait to eat!

Thanksgiving appetizers can range from simple finger foods to flavorful dips and veggie trays. Some are quick to prepare, others can be made in advance to save you time on the big day. These recipes are not just about taste—they’re also about adding festive flair to your gathering!

Hot and Cold Dips for Thanksgiving: Easy & Delicious

We are crazy about dips in our family. Dips are the ultimate easy Thanksgiving appetizers because they can be made in advance, served cold or hot, and are perfect for dipping chips, crackers, or veggies. Below are some of our favorite dip recipes that’ll wow your guests and leave them coming back for more.

#1 Cranberry Jalapeño Dip

Maybe you’ve had it, maybe you’ve heard of it, either way, we’re all talking about the Stonemill Kitchens Cranberry Jalapeño dip from Costco. Our version is just as creamy, just as tangy, just as delicious. Tart cranberries combine with spicy jalapeños mix with sour lime juice to create a favorite cream cheesy dip that we all love to enjoy with crackers.

a bowl of cranberry jalapeno dip topped with cranberries
Cranberry Jalapeno Dip
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This Cranberry Jalapeno Dip is a delicious holiday appetizer with the perfect blend of sweet and spicy. Try it with your favorite crackers!
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#2 Baked Brie with Jam

Baked brie with jam is hands down my favorite holiday appetizer. It looks and tastes super sophisticated, but it takes minutes to make and has very few ingredients. This recipe pairs creamy, tangy cheese with tart cranberry sauce, sweet honey, crunchy pecans, and fragrant fresh rosemary.

Baked Brie topped with honey, cranberry sauce, pecans, and rosemary
Baked Brie with Jam
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This baked brie with jam tastes amazing, is SO EASY to make, and is a guaranteed crowd-pleaser. It’s the easiest holiday appetizer ever!
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#3 Cranberry Salsa

This fresh Cranberry Salsa recipe is a delicious recipe from my mother-in-law and one of my favorite appetizers all year round, but especially as one of my holiday appetizers. Fresh cranberries, jalapeno peppers, cilantro and green onions give this salsa vibrant sweet and spicy flavor. It’s delicious on its own, but we love it served over tangy cream cheese. 

A plate with a block of cream cheese and cranberry salsa on it topped with some cilantro
Cranberry Salsa Recipe
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Cranberry Salsa is made with fresh ingredients and has an incredible sweet and tangy flavor. This beautiful appetizer is perfect for Christmas and holiday parties.
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#4 Warm Bacon Cheese Dip in Sourdough

This Warm Bacon Cheese Dip is the most addicting appetizer. It is creamy, cheesy, and filled with bacon. Because it is made with five simple ingredients, you can make it all the time. My favorite part is that it’s baked right in a round sourdough loaf. It stays nice an insulated in the bread bowl and stays warm long after coming out of the oven, so it’s the perfect addition to any buffet spread.

Close up of a bread bowl with warm bacon cheese dip topped with cheddar cheese, bacon and sliced green onions.
Bread Bowl Dip
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This Bread Bowl Dip is a favorite appetizer at parties or game days. The creamy, cheesy dip is baked in the oven right in the sourdough bowl!
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#5 Crock Pot Spinach Artichoke Dip

Crock Pot Spinach Artichoke Dip is one of those classic appetizers you can find at many restaurants, football house parties and family gatherings. We’ve tried many recipes over the years and this is absolutely the most delicious one ever! In fact, whenever I order spinach artichoke dip at a restaurant I’m always disappointed it doesn’t taste as good as this one. It is creamy, slightly spicy, and ideal for dipping all the things!

A bowl of crockpot spinach artichoke dip surrounded by slices of baguette
Crockpot Spinach Artichoke Dip
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This Crockpot Spinach Artichoke Dip is a favorite appetizer and people go crazy for it! It’s full of creamy, cheesy goodness and is perfect for parties.
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#6 Clam Dip

This easy clam dip just takes a few minutes to make. I often make it for the holidays, and have many requests for the recipe. It is so yummy and a staple chip dip at our home. We usually double this recipe and it still doesn’t last long! This dip is especially good served with potato chips, the kind with the ridges. It definitely requires a sturdy potato chip so it can hold plenty of dip. 

Dipping a chip into a bowl of clam dip
Clam Dip Recipe
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This clam dip recipe is always a favorite at family gatherings! It is a creamy dip with minced clams and a touch of lemon. Best served with salty ridged potato chips.
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#7 Easy Creamy Corn Dip

This easy Creamy Corn Dip is one of my favorite dips ever, mainly because it is so easy to throw together. You can literally throw it together and serve in 10 minutes. However, I will say this recipe tastes even better if you make it ahead of time and stick it in the fridge covered for at least an hour. The corn dip flavors will combine and taste absolutely amazing!

Dipping a tortilla chip in a bowl of Creamy Corn Dip.
Creamy Corn Dip
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This easy corn dip is full of flavor and whips up in no time at all. It is loaded with corn, tomatoes, and chilies in a creamy, cheesy ranch flavored dip.
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#8 Cream Cheese Shrimp Dip

This Cream Cheese Shrimp Dip is literally the easiest dip you will ever make. Even though there is not a whole lot to it, it is delicious and SO addicting. I usually like to get the shrimp the day of serving, just so it is extra fresh. You can find the mini shrimps in the seafood/meat department of most grocery stores. They typically come pre-cooked, peeled, deveined etc… (I actually have never seen them any other way, to be honest).

close up look at cream cheese shrimp dip.
Cream Cheese Shrimp Dip
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This Cream Cheese Shrimp Dip can be ready to serve in minutes! It is a quick and easy appetizer that everyone loves.
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#9 Spinach Dip

This creamy, savory and EASY Spinach Dip is a centerpiece at nearly all of our family gatherings. We love making this as an appetizer on Thanksgiving, but it finds a place at our Christmas Eve and Super Bowl parties, 4th of July picnics and potlucks. It’s light, flavorful and so simple to make!

plate of crackers with easy spinach dip in red bowl
Easy Spinach Dip
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This Easy Spinach Dip is a crowd pleaser at any gathering. It’s delightfully creamy and a breeze to whip up. Serve with bread chunks or crackers for a delicious appetizer.
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#10 Cream Cheese Fruit Dip

This easy fruit dip recipe has only 4 ingredients and takes just a few minutes to whip together. It is smooth and creamy with a hint of citrus. It is a delicious complement to fresh fruit. Pears, apples, plums, and oranges are especially good around Thanksgiving time.

Cream cheese fruit dip on a platter with strawberries, orange slices, pineapple, honeydew, blueberries, and grapes
Cream Cheese Fruit Dip
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A smooth and creamy dip with a hint of citrus. It complements the flavor of every kind of fruit. I love it with apples, oranges, pineapple, strawberries, kiwi, grapes, bananas, cantaloupe, watermelon, and any other fruit that is in season. 
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#11 Roasted Red Pepper Hummus

This roasted red pepper hummus is hands-down my favorite hummus of all time. I love the spicy kick of Sriracha and the fresh taste of the red bell pepper. My KIDS even love this dip. It’s a fresh and healthy start for Thanksgiving dinner. We love it with pita bread, carrots, crackers, just about anything!

A tray with a bowl of roasted red pepper hummus, carrot sticks, cucumber slices, and pita chips
Roasted Red Pepper Hummus
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This roasted red pepper hummus is way better than store-bought hummus and you can make it at home for a fraction of the cost! Spicy and flavorful, you're going to love it!

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Cheese Balls

I believe that cheese balls are more of a “spread” than a “dip” so I am going to give them there own little category here. Cheese balls are at the top of the list of classic Thanksgiving appetizers. They are so colorful and festive looking! I love all the different flavors and textures of cheese balls. They are sweet and savory and go so well with crackers, pita chips, or even vegetables.

#12 Cranberry Almond Bacon Cheese Ball

This Bacon Cheese Ball, stuffed with cranberries and almonds is one of my favorite holiday appetizers. What is more festive than a creamy cheese ball at a holiday party? The red cranberries and green sprinkling from the cilantro really make this cheese ball stand out. Not only is it colorful, it is filled with flavors and textures that blend beautifully together. 

Cranberry Almond Bacon Cheese Ball missing a wedge. Crackers and vegetables surrounding the cheese ball.
Cranberry Cheese Ball
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This Cranberry Almond Bacon Cheese Ball is the perfect appetizer for the holidays. Festive colors and flavors make this a brilliant buffet centerpiece for any occasion!
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#13 Pineapple Cheese Ball

I couldn’t believe how easy this Pineapple Cheese Ball was to make! Not only does it look fancy, but it also tastes SO GOOD! I love the sweetness of the pineapple mixed with the savory flavor of the green onions and pecans. If you are looking for an appetizer to bring to your next holiday gathering — look no further!

A cheese ball with some scooped out on a platter with crackers
Pineapple Pecan Cheese Ball
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This Pineapple Pecan Cheese Ball is an easy appetizer any time of year. The pineapple, pecans, and seasonings in the cream cheese are delicious on crackers!
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#14 Strawberry Jalapeño Cheese Ball

This Strawberry Jalapeno Cheese Ball is always a hit during the holidays. Beautiful colors and flavors blend together for the right amount of sweet and spicy, the perfect spread for crackers, veggies, pretzels, just about anything! This one takes center stage every Thanksgiving and it always gets gobbled up quick. I really like making cheese balls during the holidays. It’s something a little nicer and fancier than just the average crackers and dip.

Strawberry Jalapeño Cheese Ball served with crackers
Strawberry Jalapeño Cheese Ball
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This Strawberry Jalapeño Cheese Ball is a festive holiday appetizer. Sweet strawberry jam and spicy jalapeño give it the perfect blend of sweet and heat.
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Finger Foods for Thanksgiving: Small Bites, Big Flavor

When you’re hosting a Thanksgiving celebration, finger foods are always a hit. They’re easy to serve and perfect for socializing without the mess. Kids love them, and adults can grab a bite between conversations. Here are a few finger food favorites:

#15 Shrimp Taco Bites

Shrimp Taco Bites are the perfect appetizer because they work great for almost any type of gathering and they are so easy to make. If you are a shrimp taco lover like I am, these shrimp taco bites will quickly become one of your favorite appetizers. This is our most pinned recipe on Pinterest, so trust your fellow readers, they’re delicious!

Scoop chips topped with shrimp on a plate
Shrimp Taco Bites with Cilantro Cream Sauce
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These shrimp taco bites are the perfect appetizer for when you don’t have a lot of time. These can be made in less than 15 minutes! You will love the flavor of these tasty little bites!
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#16 Air Fryer Green Beans

Fried green beans seem like they are all the rage right now, and for good reason! They can be served as an appetizer, side dish, or snack. Fried green beans are a great low-carb alternative to regular fries and they are even healthier when made in the air fryer. No deep frying needed to get these crispy, golden green bean fries!

Air fryer green bean fries next to a cup of ranch dressing
Air Fried Green Beans
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These easy air fried green beans are a tasty, low-carb snack that can be made in minutes! 
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#17 Prosciutto Wrapped Asparagus

Another healthy appetizer choice for Thanksgiving day is Prosciutto Wrapped Asparagus. It’s not too heavy, but it is full of flavor. Prosciutto is an Italian ham that is dry-cured and very thinly sliced. It tastes like a salty ham. The word prosciutto essentially means ‘to dry out’. It is a beautiful complement to a crisp hot asparagus spear.

Prosciutto Wrapped Asparagus on a white serving platter
Prosciutto Wrapped Asparagus
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Prosciutto Wrapped Asparagus is an easy and delicious side dish that will complement any meal. It comes together in less than 30 minutes, but tastes like a gourmet dish! 
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#18 Bacon Wrapped Lil Smokies

Bacon-Wrapped Lil Smokies are definitely going to be on our Thanksgiving buffet spread this year. They’re so easy to make and only call for four simple ingredients so you can make a ton for all your friends and family. Every time I bring them to a gathering, people always beg for the recipe. And they’re shocked to find out how easy they are! Try them for yourself and you’ll never go back to plain lil smokies again.

Bacon Wrapped Lil Smokies Appetizer with toothpicks in each one served on a white tray.
Bacon Wrapped Smokies
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Bacon wrapped smokies are a guaranteed hit for parties! These sweet and savory bites come together with just four ingredients. Make a bunch and watch them disappear! 
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#19 Cocktail Sweet and Spicy Meatballs

These slow cooker meatballs are perfectly sweet and savory with just the right amount of kick. And seriously, this recipe couldn’t be easier! You can use pre-cooked frozen meatballs to keep it simple, or make your own. Just throw it all in the Crockpot and you’re done!

Cocktail Meatballs in a bowl next to slow cooker, sliced celery and green onions.
Crockpot Appetizer Meatballs
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These crockpot appetizer meatballs are sure to be a crowd favorite. A little sweet, a little savory with a spicy kick. Perfect for holiday parties or game days!
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#20 Roasted Red Pepper Bruschetta

You can literally whip this Roasted Red Pepper Bruschetta up in a matter of minutes with only a few easy ingredients. My kids love to help prepare bruschetta because they can “paint” the olive oil on each of the slices and then they can carefully top each one with the ingredients.

Red pepper bruschetta on a white tray
Roasted Red Pepper Bruschetta
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If you are looking for a quick and easy snack or appetizer, give this Roasted Red Pepper Bruschetta a try! You will love how delicious, yet simple this is!
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#21 Deviled Eggs

Deviled Eggs are a delicious finger food that makes the perfect addition to any party spread. The smooth, creamy filling is so yummy! Plus, they are so easy to make. We always plan for 2-3 deviled eggs per person at a gathering – they are just that good!

A plate of deviled eggs
Best Deviled Eggs Recipe
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Deviled eggs are one of the most popular party appetizers. Learn how to make deviled eggs to take to a holiday party or family gathering. They’re quick to prepare and easy to serve to a crowd.
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#22 Ham Roll Ups with Pickle

These roll ups are perfect for a quick last minute appetizer or finger food for parties. If you don’t have pickles on hand or you simply don’t want to add the pickle, just leave it out. They are great either way! Sometimes I will just use ham (or turkey), cream cheese and jalapeno jelly to switch things up (oh man, I love it that way).

A ham and pickle roll up being picked up by a toothpick
Ham and Pickle Roll Ups
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It takes less than 5 minutes to make these yummy Ham Roll Ups with Pickle. They make a great after school snack or anytime snack!
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#23 Shrimp Cocktail

Don’t buy a pre-made shrimp cocktail – make your own for a lot less! It doesn’t have to be expensive to serve up this impressive appetizer. Trust me, you are going to be thrilled with how good this tastes and how cheap and easy it is to make! No one will have to know you spent as much on the shrimp as others may have spent on chips and dip.

A platter of cocktail shrimp next to a cup of cocktail sauce
Shrimp Cocktail Recipe
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Learn how to make shrimp cocktails and impress your guests! It's not as hard seems, and it will cost you FAR less than buying it pre-made!
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Thanksgiving Charcuterie Boards & Trays: The Ultimate Crowd-Pleaser

Charcuterie boards are a fantastic way to serve up a variety of appetizers in one place. You can easily make these boards in advance, saving you time on Thanksgiving day. Plus, they’re visually stunning and offer something for everyone.

#24 Meat and Cheese Tray

Meat and cheese trays are always a hit at family gatherings. You can put them on the table as-is, or you can serve them alongside rolls or bread slices so your guests can make sandwiches. They are so much fun to garnish and make look pretty! Plus, they are SO EASY to make up. You can whip up a meat and cheese tray faster than you can make most appetizers.

Meat and cheese tray with turkey, ham, salami, and roast beef
How to Make a Meat and Cheese Tray
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Meat and cheese trays are a great appetizer or an easy way for guests to make their own sandwiches. Perfect for parties, potlucks, BBQs, or family gatherings!
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#25 Simple Charcuterie Board

“Charcuterie” roughly translated from French means “delicatessen”. It is basically a serving of a variety of meats. The latest trend is adding cheese, fruit, crackers, and a variety of all sorts of little finger foods onto a large tray along with the meat. I love charcuterie boards because the possibilities are endless. For Thanksgiving, I like to keep it simple.

simple charcuterie board with meat, cheese, pickles, blackberries, crackers, and fig butter
Simple Charcuterie Board
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Elevate your gatherings with our guide on crafting a stunning yet simple charcuterie board. Impress guests effortlessly with our expert tips!
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#26 Vegan Charcuterie Board

This Vegan Charcuterie Board is loaded with plant based goodies for your Thanksgiving day appetizer. Try it with olives, dried fruits, fresh fruits, pretzels, crackers, veggies, and a variety of dips.

An idea for a vegan charcuterie board
Vegan Charcuterie Board
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Charcuterie Boards are a popular appetizer, usually made up of meats and cheeses. With this Vegan Charcuterie Board, plant-based eaters can still get in on the fun.
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#27 Christmas Charcuterie Board

Tis the season to be….snacking! I don’t know about you, but during the holiday season I don’t always want to be in the kitchen cooking big meals. Obviously, big dinners on Thanksgiving and Christmas, but for the rest of the holidays we just kind of graze on leftovers and appetizers. I love making a Christmas Charcuterie Board (that also works great for Thanksgiving!) like this because I can just set it out while we are visiting or playing games and everyone gets to pick and choose what they want. It is also great for holiday parties and gatherings.

Part of a Christmas Charcuterie Board on a wooden try with gold handles
Christmas Charcuterie Board
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This Christmas Charcuterie Board is full of cheese, meats, and treats! It makes a great addition to any holiday gathering, large or small. 
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#28 Cranberry Brie Bites

Celebrate the season with flavor and deliciousness. Cranberry Brie Bites are a one way ticket to happy with tastes of mellow cheese and sharp cranberry sauce. Baked brie rests inside puff pasty dough and is topped with cranberry sauce and a sprig of rosemary to create a mouthwatering sensation that will leave your guests wanting more, more, more.

Cranberry Brie Bites on a wooden board
Cranberry Brie Bites
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These Cranberry Brie Bites are the perfect holiday appetizer with melty, creamy Brie cheese, tart cranberry sauce, and flaky puff pastry.
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Turkey Veggie Tray: A Fun, Festive Centerpiece

#29 Thanksgiving Turkey Veggie Tray (recipe below)

A veggie tray made out of vegetables.


A Healthy Thanksgiving Appetizer You Can Eat!

One of the most popular Thanksgiving appetizers in our family is this Turkey Veggie Tray. Not only is it super cute, but it’s also a healthy option that will keep your guests from overindulging before the main meal. Plus, it can double as a Thanksgiving centerpiece!

How to Make the Turkey Veggie Tray

This colorful veggie tray is easy to make and perfect for Thanksgiving. The vibrant colors of bell peppers, purple cauliflower, and rainbow carrots make it festive and fun.

Ingredients:

  • A mix of colorful veggies (purple cauliflower, rainbow carrots, mini bell peppers)
  • Cherry tomatoes for the turkey’s “wattle”
  • Cucumbers for the eyes
  • Optional: Serve with hummus or ranch dip for extra flavor

Pro Tip: Make this veggie tray the day before and store it in the fridge. Just cover it with plastic wrap to keep the veggies fresh!

Vegetables on a serving platter organized to look like a turkey

Turkey Veggie Tray

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This Turkey Veggie Tray is the perfect Thanksgiving appetizer or side dish. So festive and fun!
Prep Time 30 minutes
Cook Time 0 minutes
Total Time 30 minutes
Course Appetizer
Cuisine American
Servings 25

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Ingredients

  • 8 ounces sour cream
  • 1/2 pkg dry ranch dip mix
  • 5 ribs celery (or 1 stalk)
  • 1 cucumber
  • 8 ounces baby carrots (or rainbow carrots)
  • 8 ounces sugar snap peas
  • 2 cups broccoli florets
  • 2 cups cauliflower florets
  • 1 carton cherry tomatoes
  • 2 bell peppers

Instructions

  • Wash all vegetables and set aside. Combine sour cream and ranch dip mix in a small bowl. Place it on the bottom edge of a large serving plate or platter. Peel and cut cucumbers into spears and cut celery into 4-5" sticks.
    Ingredients for Thanksgiving appetizers
  • Arrange cucumber and celery around 2/3 of the plate in a fan shape. You can arrange alternating each or in sections.
    Arrange so about 1" of the vegetables are hanging off the edge. This gives it a cool effect and allows more room to work with on the tray.
    Note: I like to leave some of the leaves on the celery ribs to make them look more "feathery". This is totally optional.
    Celery and cut cucumber on a plate
  • Layer carrots on top of the celery and cucumbers, then place sugar snap peas below the carrots so they are slightly overlapping.
    More vegetables added to the plate for a turkey veggie tray
  • Arrange broccoli and cauliflower tightly around the dip container, then fill in the remaining space between the cauliflower and snap peas with cherry tomatoes.
    Spread of vegetables fanned out on a tray
  • Cut the bottom off of one of the bell peppers to make the turkey face and place at the top of the dip container. Add confectionary eyes (found in the cake decorating section of the grocery store). Cut off the tip of a baby carrot and cut our a wedge forming the beak.
    Pepper cut to look like a turkey face
  • Use remaining red or yellow pepper to make the top of the wings. Slice the rest of the peppers and arrange over the "fan" between the tomatoes and snap peas.
    Use remaining carrots to make wings and arrange beneath the plate to make the "breast feathers".
    Thanksgiving appetizer veggie tray that looks like a turkey

Notes

Other Veggie Ideas:
  • Black olives
  • Pickles
  • Radishes
  • Mini bell peppers
  • Mushrooms
  • Pickled beets
  • Green onions
  • Parsley

Nutrition Information

Calories: 35kcalCarbohydrates: 4gProtein: 1gFat: 2gSaturated Fat: 1gCholesterol: 5mgSodium: 27mgPotassium: 158mgFiber: 1gSugar: 2gVitamin A: 1797IUVitamin C: 29mgCalcium: 28mgIron: 1mg

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Tips for the Perfect Thanksgiving Appetizer Spread

  • Make Ahead: Many of these appetizers (like dips and cheese boards) can be prepared in advance, saving you time on Thanksgiving Day.
  • Presentation Matters: Even simple appetizers look impressive when arranged beautifully. Use garnishes like fresh herbs or seasonal fruits to add flair.
  • Accommodate Dietary Restrictions: Be sure to include some vegan and gluten-free options, like the Vegan Charcuterie Board or Shrimp Taco Bites.

More Thanksgiving Recipe Inspiration

Looking for more ideas for your Thanksgiving feast? Be sure to check out our full list of 35+ Traditional Thanksgiving Dinner Ideas for everything from turkey recipes to sides and desserts!

Get Ready for a Delicious Thanksgiving!

These easy Thanksgiving appetizers will ensure your gathering is a hit. Whether you’re serving up simple dips, savory finger foods, or fun veggie trays, you’ll have something for every guest to enjoy. Don’t forget to bookmark your favorites, and happy cooking!



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  1. 5 stars
    I made this turkey vegetable platter in 2017 and took it to my sister’s house for our Thanksgiving get together. Everyone there wanted to know where I was able to buy it. They were totally in shock when my Mom told them I made it. My sister actually took pictures and put them out on the internet.
    I have since done a scarecrow. cornucopia, and a Christmas tree.