Ideas for snacks on a wedding table?!
We are having a heavy hors'doeurve buffet reception and I want some things to set on the table for snacking!.!.!.any alternatives to the regular mints and nuts!?
Outdoor wedding, 50 people, August (fairly hot)
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Outdoor wedding, 50 people, August (fairly hot)
Thanks!Www@FoodAQ@Com
Answers:
There are a few things you could do, depending on your personal taste!.
These look great arranged in glasses or silver julep cups and make for dainty, no-mess finger-foods:
- cheese straws
- long, thin bread sticks
- "Pirouette" cookies (available at most grocery stores)
- Pocky, link below (long, thin cookie sticks dipped in chocolate; different flavors available!.!.!.might I suggest strawberry!?!)
You could also do "fruit kabobs" in a vase!. Just get long bamboo skewers and alternate strawberries, pineapple, grapes and melon wedges on them!. The vase makes it more of a display!. If you do this, make sure you weigh down the vase with glass stones or sand, and leave enough room on the skewer for folks to grab without touching all the other kabobs!. (Your caterer can probably do this for you, if you have one!. Otherwise, these keep well in the fridge!)
Congratulations, and good luck!Www@FoodAQ@Com
These look great arranged in glasses or silver julep cups and make for dainty, no-mess finger-foods:
- cheese straws
- long, thin bread sticks
- "Pirouette" cookies (available at most grocery stores)
- Pocky, link below (long, thin cookie sticks dipped in chocolate; different flavors available!.!.!.might I suggest strawberry!?!)
You could also do "fruit kabobs" in a vase!. Just get long bamboo skewers and alternate strawberries, pineapple, grapes and melon wedges on them!. The vase makes it more of a display!. If you do this, make sure you weigh down the vase with glass stones or sand, and leave enough room on the skewer for folks to grab without touching all the other kabobs!. (Your caterer can probably do this for you, if you have one!. Otherwise, these keep well in the fridge!)
Congratulations, and good luck!Www@FoodAQ@Com
My cousins wedding had a candy table!. An entire table with tons of different candies, penny candies and chocolates!. Try researching some recipes for canapes!. They are pretty much toasted breads, crackers, vegetable or fruit bases with a sort of like cream cheese (or cheese) mixture on it and a little bit of meant, nuts, vegetables, herbs, chunks of cheese!.
You can have many different varieties and flavorings (meat, fruit, veggie, sweet, salty!.!.!.etc!.) that will please just about everyone!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
You can have many different varieties and flavorings (meat, fruit, veggie, sweet, salty!.!.!.etc!.) that will please just about everyone!.Www@FoodAQ@Com
Dried tropical fruit !.!.!.!. chunks of FRESH coconut !.!.!. Macadamia nuts (instead of the usual cocktail nuts) !.!.!. Jordan almonds !.!.!. jelly bellies in the colors of your wedding !.!.!.!.!.!. Pretzel rods rolled in melted chocolate coating (colors available at Michael's) and then rolled in nuts or sprinkles (these stand up in a glass well) !.!.!.!.!.fruit kebobs stuck into whole fresh pineapplesWww@FoodAQ@Com
my niece did a "family" table!. There were "auntie nancy's snickerdoodles" "Grandmas macaroons" "Dad's trail mix" you get the idea!. Ask family to make their "famous" goodies and label them accordingly!. It was a huge hit!Www@FoodAQ@Com
Hello,
How about a plate of delicious chocolate truffles!?
Here is a link to some Awesome recipes!.
http://www!.the-chocolate-spot!.com/chocol!.!.!.
genesee@the-chocolate-spot!.comWww@FoodAQ@Com
How about a plate of delicious chocolate truffles!?
Here is a link to some Awesome recipes!.
http://www!.the-chocolate-spot!.com/chocol!.!.!.
genesee@the-chocolate-spot!.comWww@FoodAQ@Com
candy canolies a big cake or go to a candy store and put white mints or something that that you wantWww@FoodAQ@Com
