Hello and welcome to the JJ blog. This blog is all about party food ideas for your next children’s birthday party. There are many different things you can do when it comes to party food for children, but today we’ll be looking at some basics to ensure that your party is a big success. You don’t want to have too much food, leading to wastage. So, let’s explore different foods you can use and how to make them fun.
Basic Buffet Party Food Ideas
Let’s start with the basics that you can include for your birthday party snack table. First of all, you’ve got sausage rolls and cocktail sausages. Of course, you’ll also have cold pizzas, including pepperoni pizza and cheese and tomato pizza. But don’t forget to get some big bowls and fill them with crisps. These are the fundamental items you need for a successful party. As for sandwiches, you can use different fillings, with the most popular being egg mayonnaise, cheese sandwich, ham sandwich, and maybe some jam sandwiches, as kids seem to like jam sandwiches quite a bit.
Now that we have the sandwiches, let’s look at some crisps. You can get big bags of cheap crisps from supermarkets, open them up, and pour them into big bowls. Depending on the number of kids at the party, you might need two or three bowls.
Another popular approach is to serve hot food and savory cold items. For example, you could have cheese and tomato pizza (margherita) or pepperoni pizza. Additionally, you can prepare chicken nuggets and let them go cold, similar to what you’d do with cocktail sausages and sausage rolls.
Dessert Party Food Ideas
Now, what about dessert? There are two different kinds of dessert options. You could have jelly and ice cream, place some biscuits on a plate, or even serve ice lollies in the summer, as kids love them. However, keep in mind that ice lollies can be quite sticky and messy.
It’s essential to check dietary requirements to ensure that all children at the party don’t have allergies to certain foods like nuts or milk. There are various allergies out there, so make sure to check with the parents to ensure the kids can safely enjoy the food.