Different snacks for your child’s party

As much as parents try to innovate in the party menu, a child’s birthday needs to have a sandwich, there’s no way. But that doesn’t mean that a hamburger, hot dog and subway sandwich can’t be served in a creative way, does it?

Right at the beginning of the party, it is interesting to serve guests toast with special cheeses, leaves and cold cuts. Dare in the combinations to surprise the guests. Simple substitutions like emmenthal cheese instead of mozzarella, turkey breast instead of ham and watercress instead of lettuce make a big difference.

Sandwiches with fun shapes are always a hit with the little ones. Use cookie cutters to turn the buns into small works of art, always following the party theme.

We know that traditional hamburgers are almost unanimity at parties, but add some healthier options to the menu, made with artisan breads, homemade chicken or tofu burgers, white cheese and leaves.

The traditional subway snack, made in baguettes, can be presented in a different way. Just tie the pieces together with string.

If you are going to serve it on a plate, place the snack on a “bed” of fries – potatoes or cassava are fine, they just need to be very crispy. A little cup of seasoned mayonnaise completes the dish.

Another creative way to serve snacks is by creating a kind of hamburger buffet, in the best “build your own snack” style. The deconstructed sandwich or hamburger on the plate gives a more modern touch to the snack. Complements such as bacon, egg, different types of salad and seasoned mayonnaise can be served so that guests can add what they like best.

Sausage is far from being a healthy option, but there are those who consider the hot dog an indispensable option at children’s parties. Our suggestion is to perfect the presentation of the snack.

At children’s parties, practicality is an essential feature for food. A good alternative is to invest in a menu full of snacks in mini versions. They don’t need plates and cutlery and have the measure of a good bite.

It is also possible to serve sweet options, with fruit jelly, hazelnut or peanut cream. In this case, use cutters to make the sandwiches very small and graceful.