If you're not the only one bringing food, then don't bring anything else besides the sliders, pickles, and Cole slaw. Anything else is overdoing it for a pot-luck style meal. Let other people's food be your side dishes.

Anonymous wrote:Cold slaw. Bbq chips.

Bbq Fritos

Potatoe salad

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

Anonymous wrote:Chips
Corn on the cob, cut into 2" lengths
Watermelon wedges

This would not be appropriate to bring to someone else's event at which other people are also providing snacks.

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

Pulled pork, slaw and either chips or watermelon if you want salty or sweet.

But that’s a meal right there.

Are you providing the whole meal?

Anonymous wrote:Chips
Corn on the cob, cut into 2" lengths
Watermelon wedges

This plus coleslaw and vinegar hot sauce (I like Crystal brand)

Chips
Corn on the cob, cut into 2" lengths
Watermelon wedges

Cold slaw. Bbq chips.

Why do you need more than sliders?

tater tots

Fried macaroni and cheese nuggets. These are good room temperature too.

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?