Decorative plastic strawberries are for display only and aren’t meant to be eaten or used as food-contact items. If you’re styling a table near real snacks or desserts, it’s a good idea to:

• Place faux fruit in a separate decorative bowl, tray liner, or under a cloche.
• Keep them off prep surfaces and serving plates used for actual food.
• Supervise around children and pets to reduce choking risks.
• Review the product description for material notes; if it doesn’t state food-contact compatibility, avoid direct contact with food.

This approach helps keep your display cute and clean while keeping your real treats separate.

You’ll see a few common terms used across listings. Searching these phrases on Walmart can help you find what you need:

• Artificial strawberries or fake strawberries
• Faux strawberries or plastic strawberries
• Simulation strawberries or simulated fruit
• Decorative strawberries or fake fruit decor
• Photography props or craft strawberries

Names can vary by style—loose minis, larger lifelike singles, slices, or branch stems—so browsing a few terms can surface different sizes and looks for kitchens, parties, and photo shoots.

Materials vary by style and size. Many product pages list specifics, but common components include:

• Plastic bodies (often PVC) for a glossy, lifelike surface.
• Lightweight cores in some minis (e.g., foam) to reduce weight.
• Leaves and calyxes made from plastic or fabric for texture.
• Wire stems on branch or spray designs for arranging.
• Painted or printed finishes to mimic natural color and seeds.

If material details matter for your project, check the specifications and product description on the item’s page to confirm exactly what’s used.

Start with your display idea—bowl filler, tiered tray, centerpiece, or photography prop—then match size and quantity to the space:

1. Measure your display area. Compare to the listed fruit dimensions (length/width/height).
2. Consider scale. Minis suit jar fillers and garlands; larger pieces stand out in centerpieces and product shots.
3. Pick a pack count. Smaller packs work for accents; multipacks help fill bowls or stage sets.
4. Mix sizes. Assorted sets can look more natural in baskets and vignettes.

Customer photos and reviews on the product page can provide helpful real-world scale references before you decide.

Simple care can help them look vibrant over time:

1. Dust gently. Use a soft brush or dry microfiber cloth.
2. Spot clean. Wipe with a slightly damp cloth if needed; avoid soaking or harsh cleaners.
3. Dry thoroughly. Let pieces air dry before displaying or storing.
4. Store smart. Keep in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat.
5. Protect the finish. Use the original packaging or a compartmentalized bin to prevent squishing and scuffs.

These steps can help preserve color and shape, though care needs may vary by material. When in doubt, check any care notes in the product description.