Now that your strawberries are clean and dry, it's time to get cutting! The key is to cut them into uniform slices, so they all look like they were cut by the same person (i.e., a pro). To do this, simply place the strawberry on its side and cut off the green top, then slice it into thin pieces - easy peasy, right?
But here's the thing, not all strawberries are created equal, and some may be more uncooperative than others. If you encounter a particularly stubborn berry, don't be afraid to get a little creative with your cutting technique. And remember, it's all about the presentation, people!
Did you know that strawberries are actually a member of the rose family? Mind. Blown. I mean, who wouldn't want to eat a fruit that's related to the most romantic flower of all time? And speaking of romance, a beautifully arranged fruit platter can be the perfect centerpiece for a date night dinner.
How To Cut Up Strawberries For Fruit Tray at Grady Naylor blog
