Graduation party - food ideas

[Anonymous]

I am looking for high school graduation party food ideas - party is from 2-6pm, so looking for finger food, easy to make or bake? Maybe Costco?

Currently, we have the following
- vegi platter (pepper, celery, carrot)
- fruit platter
- pig in the blanket
- cheese board
- chicken meatball
- samosas (chicken and vegi)
- cake
- chips
- drinks

What other food suggestion?

Activities wise - any suggestion for fun? There will be spike ball, volleyball net


Thanks.

[Anonymous]

Fresh market has really good, affordable platters. We got a few of those.

[Anonymous]

Sandwiches. You can get some big ones at Costco and cut them. Or a long one from Subway.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sandwiches. You can get some big ones at Costco and cut them. Or a long one from Subway.

this!

[Anonymous]

You're all set. And they are 17 and 18 yr olds. They don't need activities.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You're all set. And they are 17 and 18 yr olds. They don't need activities.

They sure don't need activities. My brain went whaaa re spike ball. Unless you have jock kids and friends.

[Anonymous]

We did a grad party yesterday.

Smoked:
Brisket
Ribs
Chicken

Mac n cheese
Exploded Potatoes

Crudite and charcuterie platter.


Drinks for kids and adults.

Spike ball, can jam and bags.

Turned out great! I guess I have kids that want activities.

[Anonymous]

Activity wise --
We have the large yard versions of Jenga, Checkers, Cornhole and Horseshoes

We just set them out and whoever is interested can play. ... It's always fun for whoever is interested.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You're all set. And they are 17 and 18 yr olds. They don't need activities.

They sure don't need activities. My brain went whaaa re spike ball. Unless you have jock kids and friends.

Activities are always fun. Spike ball, can can jam, frisbee, those big human-size balls they roll around in, etc etc

[Anonymous]

Ehhh. I would do a bbq. Takes not time or effort to put hotdogs, hamburgers and corn on the grill. No activities per say but we have a basketball hoop outside, a deck, speakers.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ehhh. I would do a bbq. Takes not time or effort to put hotdogs, hamburgers and corn on the grill. No activities per say but we have a basketball hoop outside, a deck, speakers.

How do you do a bbq with no bbq?

[Anonymous]

Add egg sandwiches, mac and cheese, hotdogs.