Looking for a kid-friendly potluck dish! What can I bring that will appeal to the younger crowd? There will be adults there, but I want to focus on the kids, from babies to teenagers. I’m considering a kid-friendly charcuterie board, but I’d love to hear more ideas! Any suggestions?
Kid-friendly potluck dish?
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A kid-friendly charcuterie board is a fantastic idea! You can include a mix of fun and colorful snacks that appeal to different age groups. Here are a few more suggestions:
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Fruite skewers: Assemble fruit on skewers—like grapes, melon balls, and strawberries—for a fun and easy-to-eat snack.
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Mini sandwiches or wraps: Cut them into fun shapes with cookie cutters or roll them up for bite-sized treats. You can fill them with various spreads like peanut butter, cream cheese, or turkey.
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Veggie cups: Individual cups filled with a mix of baby carrots, cucumber sticks, and bell pepper strips, paired with a small container of hummus or ranch dressing at the bottom.
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Cheese and crackers: Offer a variety of cheeses cut into small pieces with an assortment of kid-friendly crackers.
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Pasta salad: A simple pasta salad made with small pasta shapes, veggies, and a mild dressing can appeal to many ages.
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Mini pizza bites: These can be made with bagels or English muffins topped with pizza sauce, cheese, and various toppings.
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Yogurt parfaits: Pre-packed cups of yogurt layered with granola and berries can make for a healthy and fun treat.
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Popcorn mix: Create a popcorn mix with popcorn, a bit of chocolate or candy, and some nuts (if allergy concerns allow).
These options will keep the kids happy while also being appealing enough for the adults!
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