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Help with party food!
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We're having a party at our house for about 30 or so people (eek) for hubby and a friends joint birthday.
Does anyone have tips on food which is cheap and easy to prepare and generally well received?
Thanks in advance
Does anyone have tips on food which is cheap and easy to prepare and generally well received?
Thanks in advance
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*Sausage rolls (HM are always the best)
*Crudites and dip
*Mini pizzas or slices of pizza
*Onion rings
*Sarnies
*Popcorn
*Nachos
*Pinwheels
*Cocktail sausages
*Chicken nuggets
*Devilled egss....
The list goes on... these are all from observations I make as a kids party entertainerThe adults always enjoy the food more than the kids!
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The site's real slow right now - but a search on "party" without the quotes, will come up with plenty of ideas for you.
And there are a couple in the MEGA Index here:-
Party:
- 1950's theme
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lots of fresh veg carrots/cucumber/celery/broccoli etc cut up with some dips,cheese and crackers/fruit plate/sandwiches/breadsticks:xmastree:Is loving life right now,yes I am a soppy fool who believes in the simple things in life :xmastree:0
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