Food for Children's Birthday party other than pizza
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Anonymous
| We are having a birthday party for DC (5 years) for about 10 children and probably 10-15 adults. I'm so sick of pizza. Looking for ideas on what to serve other than pizza. |
Anonymous
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Subs
Hot dogs & hamburgers Pasta & salad Sloppy Joe's Pulled pork sandwiches Heavy apps |
Anonymous
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chicken tenders
It's what we always serve at my son's bday parties because he doesn't care for pizza. |
Anonymous
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Spaghetti?
Chicken tenders or nuggetsare good as most kids love them! |
Anonymous
| Kids love pizza. It's not all about you, OP. |
Anonymous
| Chicken nuggets and Mac and cheese |
Anonymous
| Chick fil-a or subway party platters |
Anonymous
| For DD's 5th B-day party I prepared finger foods using recipes from Laura Fuentes's book - The Best Homemade Kids' Lunches on the Planet. I made mini quiches, mini corn muffins, fruit cups, and finger sandwhiches with cream cheese and slices of strawberries and bananas. I also made the cordon blue pasta salad. Everything could be served at room temperature so re-heating wasn't an issue. It made a nice table presentation and the feedback from the parents and kids was good. |
Anonymous
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Chick fil-a party platter! The best!
Or small subs, cold cuts and rolls, whatever. |
Anonymous
| Best party I ever went to in Jan served Mac and cheese from a crockpot. Warm, yummy, filling, comfort food in the dead of winter. |
Anonymous
| Sandwiches. |
Anonymous
| Lentil soup and crusty bread. |
Anonymous
Ha,ha,ha. Are you kidding? |
Anonymous
| Chik fil a |
Anonymous
| If you do chik fil a, then make sure no one has a peanut allergy since they cook the chicken in peanut oil. |