food for kids at a holiday party

[Anonymous]

what are some good things to have for kids....
worried they won't like the adult foods

[Anonymous]

The problem with kid food is that it's usually good and adults want it too. I try to avoid this by making the kid food very obviously kid food. I'd do a small table with colorful bowls of individually packaged goldfish, Annie's bunnies, raisin boxes, clementines, string cheese, yogurts, juice boxes (the smallest available and preferably the water-based ones like Honest Kids) and waters, a small tray of chik fil a nuggets/sauces, and a platter of kid friendly fruits and veggies. I am assuming this is a buffet.

[Anonymous]

Include - Mac and cheese, spaghetti and meatballs, corn bread

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The problem with kid food is that it's usually good and adults want it too. I try to avoid this by making the kid food very obviously kid food. I'd do a small table with colorful bowls of individually packaged goldfish, Annie's bunnies, raisin boxes, clementines, string cheese, yogurts, juice boxes (the smallest available and preferably the water-based ones like Honest Kids) and waters, a small tray of chik fil a nuggets/sauces, and a platter of kid friendly fruits and veggies. I am assuming this is a buffet.

If you have foods that both the adults and kids love, why don't you just serve that?

[Anonymous]

What is the "adult" food you are serving?

[Anonymous]

adult food is salmon, pasta with scallops, maybe sliced steak too...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:adult food is salmon, pasta with scallops, maybe sliced steak too...

My children would actually love all that! Lol
But Mac & cheese is the easy one most kids will eat. And fruit for both adults and kids.