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We did something similar but also had build your own sandwiches for people who wanted lunch food. And had chips. So sandwiches, bagels, fruit, chips, meat/cheese, and desserts.

Oven potatoes and serve with long toothpicks, skewers.

We did something similar for my son's birthday party last year except that it was more like a large play date with about 5 other kids, their associated adults, and then my parents and sister. So probably a total of about 5 kids and 12 adults.

This was our menu:

Crustless mini quiches
Bacon
Vanilla flavored Greek yogurt, granola and mixed berries
Fruit skewers for the kids
Crudités with tzatziki
Silver dollar pancakes -- plain and chocolate chip
Coffee
Orange juice
Some sort of sparkling wine like prosecco (for mimosas)
Juice boxes
Water
Birthday cake

The fruit skewers and crudités were barely touched. Everything else was demolished.

We made everything ahead of time except the pancakes which I made during the party. But we have an open concept kitchen/living room so I was still basically at the party. And we got pancake mix to save time with the prep.

I did all the prep work for the mini quiches the day before including chopping and sauteing the fillings. So in the morning I just had to assemble and bake them.

The fruit skewers looked great but were a ton of work and no one ate them. So I would definitely skip that next time. Crudités with tzatziki have been big hits at other parties so I think it was just the wrong time of day.

Slow cooker meatballs with sweet and sour or BBQ sauce. Mini open faced sandwiches on baguettes. Caprese kabobs. Chips and dip or guac