Dried fruit Christmas decorations: How to dry orange slices
Wreaths, tree ornaments, garlands, and table decorations are just a few ways you can use dried fruit to make your home look a little more festive. Not only do they smell Christmassy, the bright colours of oranges, apples, lemons, and other fruits can really brighten up a room.Express.co.ukreveals how to dry orange slices.
Using dried fruit to decorate your Christmas tree and make Christmas wreaths and garlands is a tradition that dates back to Victorian times.
In the 1800s, people used dried fruits, nuts and popcorn instead of baubles on their Christmas trees.
This cheap and cheerful decoration is still popular today, with plenty of British families drying their own fruits at home and stringing them on trees.
All citrus fruits and apples are great choices, but oranges are undoubtedly the most popular fruit to dry at Christmas.
