Food and Drink Ideas for a Children's Party

Microwave popcorn is yummy and quick to prepare. Just get a few packs, throw them in the microwave oven and they'll be ready in a few minutes. However, when serving them to kids, be sure to keep them away from the very little ones because they can cause them to choke.

"Part of what makes a birthday party unique is the special details. Last year, I served water to the kids at Sam's fireman party in fire hydrant cups. The parents were just as tickled as the kids to see them. So I have seen firsthand the power of a fun beverage."

Since you will be prepping food for a lot of kids, you should ask their parents about any allergies beforehand. Some kids can be allergic to eggs or nuts while others may have conditions like lactose intolerance. You should make a note of all this and then prepare your food accordingly.

Just take bread slices and flatten them out with a rolling pin. Now remove the crusts and place your filling on top of the flat slices. Don't place chunks of meat though. Use sliced beef and cheese along with mayo. Now roll up these flat slices and wrap them tightly with clingfilm. Place these rolls into the fridge for about 20 minutes and then cut them up into small circles for pretty pinwheel sandwiches.

Kids love sausages and hot dogs. The best part is that you don't even need to cook for them. Just get some hot dog buns and buy a couple packets of frozen sausages and you will be good to go. Don't forget the mayo, mustard and ketchup though.