Prep the components: Cut cheese into cubes. Slice cucumbers and apples into bite-size pieces. Pat any wet ingredients dry with a paper towel so the kabobs don’t get soggy.
Fold the turkey: Take a slice of turkey and fold it into quarters or roll it into a neat spiral so it sits nicely on the skewer without tearing.
Build a pattern: Thread one piece of turkey, a cheese cube, a tomato, and a cucumber slice.
Repeat the pattern once or twice depending on skewer length. Add grapes or olives for variety.
Keep it sturdy: Start with a firm item like cheese and end with another firm item so everything stays in place. Avoid overloading each skewer.
Add a fresh finish: Tuck a small basil leaf or a piece of parsley alongside the cheese for a pop of color and flavor.
Plate and serve: Arrange the kabobs on a platter and serve with small bowls of dip.
If packing for lunch, place the dip in a sealed container to avoid leaks.