Anonymous wrote:Oh wow. Let them eat it. I can't believe this is a question. I know it's a long shot, but I'm guessing that the person who goes to the trouble to make a favor like this also goes to the trouble to wash hands when handling food.

Yes!! Adorable

My kid would be lucky if she got any before I ate it all.

Indeed ladies let's stick to truly useful things in goody bags!

For example:


Snap ware containers
Dish towels
Kleenex
Goo gone


Ya know- let's keep it fun.

8:10 again. This is what I mean OP, this over analyzing is not reality or how normal people react. Cute treat and something a little different. Go for it.

If some favor doesn't work for my family, it just disappears before we get home. My son doesn't eat this stuff because he has zero sweet tooth, so it would just be more for me. I'm just going to be happy my son got to go to a party for a few hours.

Most kids don't have allergies, so food favors shouldn't be an issue.

I think it's great even though my kid wouldn't be able to eat it (unless I knee you very well and trusts you on the allergy front) Always a risk with food favors. Overall better than plastic.

Anonymous wrote:

I don't get all the food crap. Give something useful.

Like what? So far on this thread, anything edible or anything plastic has been ruled out.

Like what?! Seriously?! Plastic crap doesn't even make it into our house. My child has forgotten about it before we get home, so I throw it away. Balloons are a hazard. Dums dums or other cheap candy gets tossed.

Unless you're including a Target gift card, I don't see what party favor is useful.

I would toss it because we're vegetarian but it looks really cute and I wouldn't say anything negative about it at the party.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think its lame. We don't eat marshmallows so it would get tossed.

I've never met a kid who doesn't eat marshmallows.

Ditto for chocolate and graham crackers.

Mine doesn't nor graham crackers. Marshmallows are not vegetarian. I don't get all the food crap. Give something useful.

It is useful. It is food! At least this party favor won't break or find itself under the bed where you promptly step on it.

Anonymous wrote:I think its lame. We don't eat marshmallows so it would get tossed.

Well, aren't you a ray of sunshine. You can't please everyone but, I think you are the lame one. Just throw it away but, why make this stupid announcement?

I don't get all the food crap. Give something useful.

Like what? So far on this thread, anything edible or anything plastic has been ruled out.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think its lame. We don't eat marshmallows so it would get tossed.

I've never met a kid who doesn't eat marshmallows.

Ditto for chocolate and graham crackers.

Mine doesn't nor graham crackers. Marshmallows are not vegetarian. I don't get all the food crap. Give something useful.

There's no need to contemplate vegetarians or vegans when putting together party favors.

I think the consensus, OP, is that unless your kid has a friend with food allergies who has a helicopter mom, this is a lovely idea!!

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think its lame. We don't eat marshmallows so it would get tossed.

I've never met a kid who doesn't eat marshmallows.

Ditto for chocolate and graham crackers.

Mine doesn't nor graham crackers. Marshmallows are not vegetarian. I don't get all the food crap. Give something useful.

Both of you, please don't turn this perfectly innocent thread into a fight about allergy kids and the people who are annoyed by them.