What would you bring with pulled pork sliders?

[Anonymous]

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

+1 It would be considered rude to bring so much food. It might make the host think you don't like their cooking. The sliders are fine. Other people will bring side dishes.

[Anonymous]

Deviled eggs would be OK and on theme.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote: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?

You are already bringing a lot! Are you bringing all the food or hosting?

Pork
Buns
Coleslaw
Pickles

[Anonymous]

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

+1000

[Anonymous]

I don’t know why you need to bring anything else but if you do, I suggest fruit.

[Anonymous]

Agreed on bringing too much unless your being asked to provide multiple dishes.

I have a relative who brings entire main courses to family dinners and it is so incredibly rude.

[Anonymous]

A bag of chips--it is the flowers of potlucks.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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

+1000

OP here. It’s all going to be separate, for everyone to assemble as they like, by themselves!

Thanks so much for all of the ideas! Based on your replies, I may bring nothing else. If I decide to, I think I’ll bring some kettle chips!

[Anonymous]

That's so much food already. Is there a trough or something?

[Anonymous]

Cowboy caviar which is a black eye pea bean salad. You can serve with scoops tortilla chips.