Children’s party: 10 easy-to-make edible party favor recipes

Often overlooked, party favors play an important role in children’s parties. More than a treat for the guests, they serve as a pleasant memory of the party and a thank you for their presence. And if that little piece of celebration offered to the guest can be edible, even better!

To help those who are out of ideas for souvenirs, we have listed 6 sweet options that are easy to make at home.

1. Chocolate chip cookie

Served in individual bags, glass jars or boxes, cookies are always a hit with children. They can also be offered to guests at will, accompanied by a cup of milk or a glass of milkshake. Who resists? Here’s a cookie recipe that is ready in up to 15 minutes.

2. Cupcakes

Cupcakes have been a staple at children’s parties for years. Covered with buttercream, fondant or royal icing, they allow for endless ways of customization and suit virtually every type of theme. Click here to see a very easy paçoca cupcake recipe.

3. Pudding

Offered as a souvenir by singer Ivete Sangalo to friends and family who visited the twins Helena and Marina at the maternity ward, the mini pudding is on the rise. Here’s a recipe for mini pudding to make at home.

4. Brownie

Chocolate brownies are also tasty alternatives for souvenirs. You can prepare different versions: for children with pieces of chestnuts and milk chocolate, for adults options with apricots and semisweet chocolate. Click here to check out a simple and tasty recipe.

5. Caramelized popcorn

If traditional popcorn is already successful at children’s parties, imagine the more creative versions, with caramelized toppings, chocolate and crunchy side dishes. Serve in well-wrapped bags to keep them crunchy. Check out a special sweet popcorn recipe for your party here.

6. Gingerbread

On a stick or packed in bags, honey buns are a joker when it comes to souvenirs. Here is an uncomplicated recipe for this delight.