mini bottled waters
Honest kids juice boxes
water with lemon for adults
iced tea
lemonade
wine - 1 bottle yields 4-5 glasses typically. I usually do one of each red, white, and a rose
beer - there was a thred on this recently. I usually do Miller Light, Stella, a seasonal Sams & Yuengling.

Any idea what alcoholic drinks this crowd prefers? Mine steers towards beer esp with BBQ so I'd have more beer less wine. You could make a sangria the night before. Another note, I've stopped doing sodas at parties. The last few bridal showers, baby showers, and bday parties we've done water, iced tea and lemonade and its gone over well.

This eclair cake is my go to easy dessert (no bake) http://www.chef-in-training.com/2010/08/eclair-cake/

Anonymous wrote:Honest Kids juice boxes, in a variety of flavors
Horizon Milk boxes

San Pellegrino Sodas, in a variety of flavors
White wine, sparkling white wine, red wine
You can mix the whites with the soda for a nice light sangria...perhaps bring a pitcher and some fresh fruit to mix your own in addition to plain wines and sodas.

How much wine for 20 people? I like the idea of bringing a sangria, could I premix that?

Honest Kids juice boxes, in a variety of flavors
Horizon Milk boxes

San Pellegrino Sodas, in a variety of flavors
White wine, sparkling white wine, red wine
You can mix the whites with the soda for a nice light sangria...perhaps bring a pitcher and some fresh fruit to mix your own in addition to plain wines and sodas.

We're going to a pot luck and are bringing drinks. 20ish people. The drinks need to:

1. Please kids (e.g. juice boxes)?
2. Please non-drinking adults
3. Please drinking adults


What do you recommend?? I think dinner is bbq, so my original idea of apple cider (with rum on the side) won't fit.


If you have any great, easy, dessert ideas, let me know - i'd love to pitch in one of those too!

Thanks in advance!