Nibble help!!
Four bits.
HTH
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I misread the title I thought SA was in need of a fluffer.
Never mind.
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Big bag of Oven Chips and a jar of mayo. Women sitting around rabbiting won’t want anything more than that.
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Sausage dogs.Originally posted by zeitghostWhat breed of dog are they made out of?
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Yes it does - set out a tray with pre-cut cheese and pineapple cubes, collect a few neighbourly hedgehogs, and roll them over the trays. Set them free in the lounge. Hey Presto! Mobile novelty aperitif dispensers!Originally posted by DaveB View Postchunks of cheese and pineapple on cocktail sticks stuck in a grapefruit. Doesnt get much classier than that!
Use porcupines for larger items, perhaps even kebabs.
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That's why mums go to Iceland. Couple of their party boxes, pop 'em in the oven, jobs a good 'un.
We've done these for the daughter (17 y.o) when she has groups of friends round, they go down a storm. (Cheap too
. . . erm, the food, not me).
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Originally posted by SallyAnne View PostMorning all!
I was going to get a curry or a ouple of pizzas in for the lasses tonight...but I've decided I'd like to sort out food for them myself.
I'd like to do nibble food that we can eat whilst sitting round the breakfast bar drinking wine, but dont want to just do crappy sausage rolls and sarnies -I'd like something much posher, and nice and treaty/healthyish for them.
Any ideas?
xxx
Probably no time now - Vodka, gin and liquer Jellies. No kidding! Make jelly with an alcohol mix.
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forget the food, just buy a pack of walkers sensations and get stuck into the wine instead.... its more fun
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Ok, serious reply then.
Crudite and dips
Fondou - Savory and sweet.
Crostini
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