rascal
Forum GOD!
Murican hot dogs. We're having them tomorrow.
Russ
Russ
Typical birthday foods would be hot dogs, hamburgers, pizza and accompanying snack foods, like potato chips/crisps, pretzels, yogurt/pudding cups, that sort of thing. Lots of soda pop/fizzy drinks.
Dessert can be big sheet cakes or cupcakes/fairy cakes and ice cream, easy way to serve lots of folks.
Preferably cook the dogs and burgers outside on a bbq/grill and serve outside at picnic tables or even go to a park, if possible. Keeps the little buggers from wrecking the house!
Dessert can be big sheet cakes or cupcakes/fairy cakes and ice cream, easy way to serve lots of folks.
Preferably cook the dogs and burgers outside on a bbq/grill and serve outside at picnic tables or even go to a park, if possible. Keeps the little buggers from wrecking the house!
WhatsCookingMama
Senior Member
It's rare here to actually go to a party with homemade food. It's sad! Parties have lots of finger foods like bagel bites, cookies, pizza, hot dogs, hamburgers. And lots of sugary drinks. The last 3 parties we attended had nothing fresh, completely all junk in my opinion.
detroitdad
Legendary Member
My daughter did corn dogs and pizza rolls for my grandsons birthday.