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Kid's Party Menus

Monster Party

Here are some menus from actual kids' parties - please do email us yours to add in!

7th Birthday 2010 - Monster Party

main buffet

garlic and herb potato wedges
Fry's and Linda McCartney's sausage rolls - cut small before baking
falafel
hoummus
mini spring rolls
Fry's hot dogs - chopped into 2cm pieces
ready salted Hula Hoops
nachos
peas
steamed broccoli
carrot sticks
cherry tomatoes

discerning kids and adults extras

lentil dahl
beetroot and tofu pate
curry sauce

dessertMonster Cake

monster cake - strawberry and coconut, with blue hairy coconut icing
strawberries
raspberry jelly
vanilla Swedish Glace ice cream
Waitrose bourbon biscuits
fresh chopped pineapple
fresh chopped mango
Alpro soya dream

Author: Sophie Fenwick-Paul

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jayne, Chch New Zealand on 6th Oct 2012 23:36

Thanks so much for this advice! My son has invited a friend who can not eat eggs and I was a little stuck for ideas! Great work :-)

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