My son's 3rd b-day party will be @ a firehouse. What kind of kid-friendly food can I serve without oven/micro?
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Vienna Sausages (mini-hotdogs in a can) and Chips, pack a cooler of sodas and juices. And whole pieces of fruit that the firemen can help them peel if they will volunteer to do it... My kids won't eat fruit very well.. but if a fireman peeled it for them they would.
Do pin the hat on the fireman. Ring the hydrant with hoops.
Do face paintings to look like a Dalmation. Jump rope contests with the hose. And relay races with the kids doing the stop drop and roll, putting out a fire(a lit candle they must blow out)..and sliding down the pole (if there is one in this building)
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Order pizza.
Simple and Easy
hmmm...jello. kids love that (kids like me! :D...well kid at heart) you can get a bunch of fruit and make it into a pretty display and the kids can use toothpicks to take them and eat them. games...marco polo? you can try twister also.
cupcakes
O.K. well, how about ordering pizza, or McDonalds or something. Like, Kentucky Fried Chicken??
fruits, salads and sandwiches but you will need fridge. fast food is garbage and NOT for kids.
Keep it simple PEANUT BUTTER and JELLY a big hit with the lil ones lol make them shapes if you wanna get creative useing cookie cutters.. And as far as the games go well, try to hava candy hunt inside the building using wrapped candy big enough for them to see well but (hide it easy)not right out in the open.. twister is good for those who are learning there feet and hands with the colors.
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mother of two boys and daycare for twin boys that are 2
pizza ,hot dogs or hambergers
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ken68us2006@yahoo.com
Go to the store, and get a bag of Rita's, or similar brand of Italian meatballs. Simmer them on the stove at home in spaghetti sauce. Then put them in a crock pot, and bring some rolls along. Once you get there plug the CP in, and the kids can either have meat balls, or meat ball subs.
I'd also suggest the other typical favorite crock pot dishes, like little wieners in BBQ sauce, or shredded beef.
you could order pizza or to make things simple you can bring: finger sandwiches, mini hot dogs, chips, and if kids arent allergic peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. to drink you can bring juice boxes and milk/water
lunchables are great and kids love them. they come in the form of snack size to a whole "box lunch" type meal. i think some even have a beverage. good luck!
for a game you could use water pistols with balloons that they could shoot at fill them with just enough water so that they will stay still then have them shoot them to see how many they can knock down befor the water runs out of the gun
Hey there, I'm not sure if this will help you that much but I found a site that gives recipies for "healthy" food for kids parties.
Also found a site for kids games that you might find useful.
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http://www.smh.com.au/news/recipes/healthy-kids-party-food/2006/03/13/1142098395448.html
http://www.kidsdomain.com/holiday/birthday/party.html
PIZZA!!!! Don't forget the firemen!
you could make sloppy joe,s and put it in a crock pot always a hit for my kids birthdays with chips and maybe a fruit dish...Another good thing to make is b-b-que hamburgers .Fry them at home put them in a roaster with alot of bbque sauce and bake them covered for about 40 minutes then you could put them in a crock pot on low just to keep warm..kids love them as well as adults , with chips there awesome..I make these for outdoor events and cover them with a lot of tin foil they stay warm but there even good cold.
chips and salsa or you can serve yogurt
cheese crackers. simple easy inexpensive. kids love 'em. oh and get cake
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