Happy Apple Coloring Page
An apple a day! This shiny, smiling apple has a leafy stem and a tiny heart floating nearby.
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Choose from 60 free food coloring pages and download each one as a printable A4 PDF. You will find smiling fruits, happy veggies, pizza, pancakes, sushi, cupcakes and milkshakes, all drawn in a cute kawaii style. Pick a picture below, select Download PDF, and print it at home.
An apple a day! This shiny, smiling apple has a leafy stem and a tiny heart floating nearby.
Download PDFHalf peeled and full of joy, a cheerful banana throws its arms up next to a smiling star.
Download PDFTiny seeds and a leafy crown make this smiling strawberry extra sweet. Little hearts float all around.
Download PDFBest friends forever! Two cherries share one stem while a happy leaf smiles above them.
Download PDFCount the faces! Every grape in this bunch has its own sweet smile.
Download PDFJuicy and bright, a smiling orange slice sits next to a whole orange with a leaf.
Download PDFWearing heart shaped sunglasses, a sunny lemon shines bright with a juicy slice by its side.
Download PDFFuzzy on the outside and seedy on the inside! A kiwi slice and a whole kiwi smile side by side.
Download PDFSnuggled close, two rosy peaches with leafy tops share a moment while little hearts pop up above them.
Download PDFArms wide open! A big happy pear gets ready for a hug while a baby pear waves below.
Download PDFParty time! A pineapple in a tiny party hat celebrates as confetti flies everywhere.
Download PDFSummer in a slice! A juicy watermelon wedge with black seeds smiles under a sunny sky.
Download PDFSip, sip! A happy coconut drink with a straw and a paper umbrella relaxes on the beach.
Download PDFCut in half with a heart shaped pit, this smiling avocado is full of love.
Download PDFApples, a banana, an orange and grapes all smile from a woven basket tied with a bow.
Download PDFPop! A happy carrot with leafy greens peeks up from the garden soil.
Download PDFLooks like a little tree! A smiling broccoli stands tall under fluffy clouds.
Download PDFRound, red and ready to hug! This cheerful tomato opens its arms among floating hearts.
Download PDFStaying cool! A cucumber in sunglasses leans on a fresh slice under twinkling stars.
Download PDFPeeking out from its leafy husk, a happy ear of corn shows off rows of plump kernels.
Download PDFShiny and round, a sweet eggplant with a leafy cap smiles among the stars.
Download PDFHello there! A little potato with a sprout on top waves both arms to say hi.
Download PDFWith a curly vine and a big leaf, this round pumpkin flashes a sweet, happy smile.
Download PDFHolding hands in the garden, a carrot, a broccoli and a tomato prove that veggies make great friends.
Download PDFHarvest day! A wooden crate overflows with smiling veggies while a scarecrow and the sun watch.
Download PDFKnock knock! This spotted mushroom has a tiny door, two windows and a happy face.
Download PDFSyrup drips down a stack of fluffy pancakes topped with a pat of butter. Time to dig in!
Download PDFTopped with a strawberry, this heart shaped waffle smiles next to a little jug of syrup.
Download PDFSizzle! A sunny side up egg smiles from a frying pan as warm rays shine around it.
Download PDFDing! A smiling slice of toast jumps up with a pat of butter on top.
Download PDFGood morning! A plump blueberry muffin smiles under a sleepy little sun.
Download PDFFreshly baked and smiling, a crusty loaf of bread waits beside a butter dish and knife.
Download PDFBuzz buzz! A busy bee visits a smiling honey jar with a dipper full of sweet drips.
Download PDFCheesy and gooey! A pepperoni pizza slice winks at you with a big happy grin.
Download PDFStacked high with lettuce and cheese, this smiling burger has a sesame seed bun.
Download PDFSquiggly mustard tops a happy hot dog snuggled in its soft bun.
Download PDFCrispy and golden, a carton of fries smiles wide. Who wants to share?
Download PDFCrunchy shell, lettuce and all the fillings! This happy taco is ready for a fiesta.
Download PDFTwo smiling sushi rolls sit on a wooden board, ready for a pair of chopsticks.
Download PDFTwirl, twirl! A happy plate of spaghetti and meatballs waits with a fork ready to dig in.
Download PDFWarm and cozy, a bowl of veggie soup sends up steam shaped like hearts.
Download PDFLettuce, tomato and cheese stack up inside this cheerful triangle sandwich.
Download PDFPeekaboo! A tiny mouse peeks out of a hole in this smiling wedge of cheese.
Download PDFMovie night! Fluffy popcorn spills out of a striped bucket with a happy face.
Download PDFTwisted into a perfect knot, this salty pretzel smiles under a sky of stars.
Download PDFReady for the park! A woven basket packed with a sandwich, an apple and a drink sits on a checked blanket.
Download PDFSwirly frosting, sprinkles and a cherry on top make this cupcake almost too cute to eat.
Download PDFCovered in sprinkles, a round donut with frosting smiles among twinkling stars.
Download PDFMake a wish! Three candles glow on a smiling birthday cake with balloons floating by.
Download PDFCreamy layers and a ripe strawberry make this smiling cake slice a sweet treat.
Download PDFSomeone took a bite! A smiling chocolate chip cookie drops a few crumbs.
Download PDFThree little macarons pile up on a plate, sharing giggles and floating hearts.
Download PDFPeeled back from its wrapper, a happy chocolate bar shows off every square.
Download PDFSweet as can be, this spiral lollipop smiles and wears a big bow on its stick.
Download PDFFluffy as a cloud! A smiling puff of cotton candy sits on a striped paper cone.
Download PDFSprinkles and a cherry top a happy scoop of ice cream in a crunchy waffle cone.
Download PDFChill out! Two popsicle friends stand side by side, and one already lost a bite.
Download PDFWhipped cream, a cherry and a bendy straw top this tall, smiling milkshake.
Download PDFThirsty? A cheerful juice box with a bendy straw shows off its apple and orange label.
Download PDFSteam curls into hearts as a smiling teapot pours for two little cups and a plate of cookies.
Download PDFWe opened every file in this set and checked it before publishing. Here is what you get.
Pages: 60 different food and drink designs
Style: cute kawaii food with big eyes, rosy cheeks and thick, clean outlines
Format: one PDF per picture, with a single page in each file
Paper size: A4 portrait, which also prints cleanly on US Letter when you choose Fit to page
File size: roughly 0.2 MB to 0.8 MB per PDF
Extras: every page includes a fun title in bubble letters, such as Taco Time and Popcorn Bucket
Cost: free for personal and classroom use
Every page turns a favorite food into a friendly character. As a result, kids can pick by meal, snack or mood.
Fruit fans can start here. You will find an apple, a banana, a strawberry, a cherry pair, grapes, an orange, a lemon in sunglasses, a kiwi, peaches, a pear, a party pineapple, watermelon, a coconut drink, an avocado and a full fruit basket.
Next come the veggies. A carrot pops out of the soil, a broccoli looks like a tree and a tomato opens its arms for a hug. In addition, there is a cool cucumber, corn on the cob, an eggplant, a waving potato, a pumpkin, a garden harvest crate, a mushroom house and three veggie friends holding hands.
Morning pages include a pancake stack, a heart waffle, a sunny side up egg, toast popping from a toaster, a blueberry muffin, a loaf of bread and a honey pot.
Lunch and dinner bring pizza, a burger, a hot dog, fries, a taco, sushi, spaghetti and meatballs, soup and a sandwich. Meanwhile, snack lovers get cheese, popcorn, a pretzel and a packed picnic basket.
Finally, the treat pages cover cupcakes, donuts, a birthday cake, a strawberry cake slice, a cookie, macarons, a chocolate bar, a lollipop, cotton candy, ice cream and popsicles. To wash it all down, there is a milkshake, a juice box and a cozy tea set.
Food pages make a great way to talk about healthy eating. These facts pair nicely with the set.
A tomato is a fruit in botany because it grows from a flower and holds seeds, as Britannica explains
By the same rule, pumpkins and eggplants count as botanical fruits too, even though we cook them like vegetables
In 2021, about half of US children aged 1 to 5 did not eat a vegetable every day, according to a CDC report
The same report found that about one in three young children did not eat fruit every day
The CDC notes that a young child may need 8 to 10 tries before accepting a new food
So, use the fruit and veggie pages as a gentle first step. A child who colors a smiling broccoli today may feel braver about tasting one tomorrow.
Most pages show one big food with thick lines, so they suit beginners. Some designs add baskets, crates or small objects, which take more time.
Easiest picks: Happy Apple, Avocado Love, French Fries, Cotton Candy, Potato Buddy and Pumpkin Smile
Busiest picks: Garden Harvest, Fruit Basket, Picnic Basket, Tea Time, Spaghetti and Meatballs and Veggie Friends
Start with an easy page for a quick win. Then, move to a busy page when you want a longer, calmer session.
Toddlers and preschoolers from about 2 to 5 do best with the easiest pages and chunky crayons. The big round fruits are easy to fill.
Kids from about 5 to 9 can handle the whole set. Many of them love the snack and dessert pages most.
Older kids, teens and adults can enjoy the busier pages with colored pencils or markers. Sprinkles, seeds and baskets make a fun challenge.
A few simple tricks make every food look good enough to eat. Try these ideas.
Real colors: use red for strawberries, yellow for bananas and green for broccoli so kids learn food colors
Shiny spots: leave a small white dot on apples, cherries and grapes to make them look glossy
Golden bakes: blend light yellow into tan for toast, pancakes, waffles and bread
Rainbow sprinkles: give every sprinkle on the donut, cupcake and ice cream a different color
Rosy cheeks: add soft pink to each kawaii face for extra cuteness
Crayons cover big shapes fast. Colored pencils handle small seeds and sprinkles. Markers give bold color, but they can bleed, so test them on the back of the page first. Our comparison of crayons, colored pencils and markers explains which tool fits each job. Also, our guide on how to color with colored pencils shows simple layering steps for smooth shading.
Printing takes less than a minute. Follow these steps for clean, centered pages.
Select Download PDF under the picture you like.
Open the file and choose Print.
Pick A4 or US Letter to match your paper. Each PDF is A4 portrait, so choose Fit to page if you use Letter.
Keep the orientation on portrait.
Use black and white mode to save ink, because every page is simple line art.
Need more help? Our guide on how to print coloring pages covers A4, US Letter, phones and computers. If you plan to use markers, read about the best paper for coloring pages first.
Rainbow plate: color one fruit or veggie in each rainbow color, then try to eat that rainbow at dinner
Food groups sort: cut out the pages and sort them into fruits, vegetables, grains, dairy and treats
Pretend cafe: use the colored pages as a menu for a play restaurant
Taste test day: color a new veggie page, then taste the real food together
Birthday party: color Birthday Cake and Cupcake Cutie as a calm activity before cake time
Kitchen art: hang a row of fruit pages on the fridge as a cheerful reminder to snack smart
For even more ideas, see our list of what to do with finished coloring pages.
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These pages offer general fun facts, not medical or diet advice. Our Disclaimer covers the details.
Love cute characters too? Try our Hello Kitty coloring pages and Kuromi coloring pages. When fall comes, our Halloween pumpkin coloring pages pair nicely with the Pumpkin Smile page. You can also browse all of our free printable coloring pages on the homepage.
Yes. Every page is free to download and print for personal and classroom use. You do not need an account or an email address.
This set has 60 different food and drink designs. Each one comes as its own printable PDF.
Each PDF is a single A4 portrait page. You can print on US Letter too. Just choose Fit to page in your print window so nothing gets cut off.
Start with Happy Apple, Avocado Love, French Fries and Cotton Candy. They have one big shape and few small details.
Try Garden Harvest, Fruit Basket, Picnic Basket and Tea Time. They have more objects and smaller areas to fill.
Kawaii is a Japanese word for cute. Kawaii food has big eyes, rosy cheeks and happy faces, just like the pages in this set.
It can be a fun first step. The CDC suggests letting kids see, touch and talk about new foods, and coloring a smiling veggie can start that conversation.
Botanically, a tomato is a fruit because it grows from a flower and holds seeds. In the kitchen, most people treat it as a vegetable.
Yes. Teachers can print them for personal and classroom use. They fit nicely into lessons on food groups, colors and healthy habits.
Yes. The cake, cupcake and snack pages work well as a party activity, as place mats or as a take home craft.
Use real food colors for learning, like red strawberries and green broccoli. For fun, try rainbow sprinkles and pastel desserts.
Yes. Open the PDF on your phone, tap the share or print option and pick a connected printer. Our printing guide walks through each step.