Easy kids birthday party food?

[Anonymous]

Hot dogs
Chips
Klondike Bars

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:20 foot long submarine sandwich.

If your car is large enough to transport...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I did sandwiches (ham and turkey on Hawaiian rolls, plus sunbutter and jelly for the truly picky) and the kids really complained. One kid asked when the pizza was coming.

This is the only answer. Pizza. Cheese pizza to be precise.

[Anonymous]

I have been to party with pizza, giant sub and a pasta dish from one Italian restaurant. It covered all the bases for kids and adults

[Anonymous]

Sandwiches + fruit. Keep it simple.

[Anonymous]

Empanadas
Pupusas
Chipotle burritos

[Anonymous]

taco bar? You'd just need a cooler for any sour cream/greek yogurt and cheese. But if you have a cooler for drinks you can toss them in there too.

[Anonymous]

Just do pizza! Tell your kid it’s the only option that makes sense.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:20 foot long submarine sandwich.

If your car is large enough to transport...

Get a uhaul for that sandwich

[Anonymous]

Popeyes or Roy Rogers or whatever fried chicken you like most. Everyone loves fried chicken, biscuits, and sides. Fried chicken tastes almost as good cold as it does hot. If the kids are really little maybe stick with the boneless options, also less cleanup. Be sure to bring some wet wipes.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have been to party with pizza, giant sub and a pasta dish from one Italian restaurant. It covered all the bases for kids and adults

+1 this sort of thing is pretty normal in my area for a larger party. Pizza, 6 foot sub and/or pasta dish, wings, and salad.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Popeyes or Roy Rogers or whatever fried chicken you like most. Everyone loves fried chicken, biscuits, and sides. Fried chicken tastes almost as good cold as it does hot. If the kids are really little maybe stick with the boneless options, also less cleanup. Be sure to bring some wet wipes.

I wouldn’t eat fried chicken, too unhealthy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Popeyes or Roy Rogers or whatever fried chicken you like most. Everyone loves fried chicken, biscuits, and sides. Fried chicken tastes almost as good cold as it does hot. If the kids are really little maybe stick with the boneless options, also less cleanup. Be sure to bring some wet wipes.

I wouldn’t eat fried chicken, too unhealthy.

but you'd eat pizza and chips? also, the party food isn't tailored to you, it's tailored to kids . . . who will likely expect pizza

we did a party with Chick Fil A nuggets once but not sure I'd do that in the heat.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Popeyes or Roy Rogers or whatever fried chicken you like most. Everyone loves fried chicken, biscuits, and sides. Fried chicken tastes almost as good cold as it does hot. If the kids are really little maybe stick with the boneless options, also less cleanup. Be sure to bring some wet wipes.

I wouldn’t eat fried chicken, too unhealthy.

but you'd eat pizza and chips? also, the party food isn't tailored to you, it's tailored to kids . . . who will likely expect pizza

we did a party with Chick Fil A nuggets once but not sure I'd do that in the heat.

Let me add: I wouldn’t let my kids eat fried chicken either. Yes pizza is fine.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Popeyes or Roy Rogers or whatever fried chicken you like most. Everyone loves fried chicken, biscuits, and sides. Fried chicken tastes almost as good cold as it does hot. If the kids are really little maybe stick with the boneless options, also less cleanup. Be sure to bring some wet wipes.

I wouldn’t eat fried chicken, too unhealthy.

but you'd eat pizza and chips? also, the party food isn't tailored to you, it's tailored to kids . . . who will likely expect pizza

we did a party with Chick Fil A nuggets once but not sure I'd do that in the heat.

Let me add: I wouldn’t let my kids eat fried chicken either. Yes pizza is fine.

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