Must-have Foods At A Kid’s Birthday Bash

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From years of throwing your little one birthday parties, and attending a ton of them yourself, you probably know by now that one of the most important aspects of any party involving kids has to be the food. It is one of the reasons that kids even love attending their friends' and classmates' parties. After all, kids are very driven by yummy food. It only makes sense then to focus and spend time figuring out the food at your kid’s birthday party, be it a small get-together with just their close friends or a big pizza themed party. It isn’t always easy to figure out what to keep in and out of the menu of a kid's birthday party. There’s no need to fret, let us take you through a few great snacks and food options that will turn your kid’s party into an instant hit. Read through to see what works for your little one’s party.

Cupcakes - Kids, as well as adults both absolutely, love cupcakes. Red velvet, gooey chocolate, peanut butter, vanilla, and salted caramel cupcakes, all work well with little ones. If you want to be experimental you can also try serving up carrot cupcakes or apple pie ones. They are the perfect ...
... snack to kick off your kid’s party with. This way there will be a little sweet surprise for them at the beginning of the party itself. It also keeps their sweet tooth satiated till the birthday cake reaches their plates.

Fruit popsicles - If you do want to serve your kid’s party guests an icy treat, then this is the way to go. Icy fruity popsicles that are free from sugar and artificial ingredients will not only be a hit amongst the little ones, but the adults will appreciate your effort to serve healthy snacks as well. This is a great sweet fix for those kids suffering from lactose intolerance and gluten allergies as well. To make these yummy icy treats yourself, all you have to do is blend some mixed berries like strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, and blueberries and add a dash of honey before freezing them. You could also use tropical fruits to whip these delicious and healthy snacks. For an added appeal, freeze them in fun molds.

Pizza - Next up is every little kid's fav food - pizza. Instead of simply serving slices of pizza at your little one’s party, you could just throw them a kids pizza party at a fancy pizza joint. Just make sure that you include a variety of other foods too, to switch things up and to make sure that the little ones don’t go overboard with all the cheese and gluten. This is where our next point comes in.

Finger foods - Finger foods are a must when it comes to parties, especially children’s parties. They are a great way of offering a variety of food options and it works well with kids since most kids would rather eat starters and finger foods rather than main course meals. Tea sandwiches, chicken tenders, paneer poppers, mini quiches, potato fingers, all make great finger food options for children’s parties. Especially if you are throwing your kid a birthday pizza party. These are great additions to pizza.