What would you bring with pulled pork sliders?

[Anonymous]

I’m bringing my pulled pork sliders (including coleslaw and pickles) to a “snack-y” type evening get together this upcoming weekend.

Keeping with the “snack-y” theme the host is going for, and not knowing what others might bring, what would you bring/pair with the sliders?

[Anonymous]

Fried macaroni and cheese nuggets. These are good room temperature too.

[Anonymous]

tater tots

[Anonymous]

Why do you need more than sliders?

[Anonymous]

Cold slaw. Bbq chips.

[Anonymous]

Chips
Corn on the cob, cut into 2" lengths
Watermelon wedges

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Chips
Corn on the cob, cut into 2" lengths
Watermelon wedges

This plus coleslaw and vinegar hot sauce (I like Crystal brand)

[Anonymous]

Are you providing the whole meal?

[Anonymous]

Pulled pork, slaw and either chips or watermelon if you want salty or sweet.

But that’s a meal right there.

[Anonymous]

Nothing. You will look like you're taking over the event if you bring too much. This is enough for one person to provide.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Chips
Corn on the cob, cut into 2" lengths
Watermelon wedges

This would not be appropriate to bring to someone else's event at which other people are also providing snacks.

[Anonymous]

If its mayo based, please don't put the cole slaw on the slider. Make cute cups of it for a side.

[Anonymous]

Potatoe salad

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Cold slaw. Bbq chips.

Bbq Fritos

[Anonymous]

If you're not the only one bringing food, then don't bring anything else besides the sliders, pickles, and Cole slaw. Anything else is overdoing it for a pot-luck style meal. Let other people's food be your side dishes.