Are you wondering what food to make for your toddler’s next party? Here are some cute party food recipes and finger food ideas that might just get the kids to stop playing long enough to eat.
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Narwhal Donuts
Narwhals are the unicorn of the sea. These narwhal donuts are the perfect handheld treat for an under-the-sea themed children’s party. Just grab one and walk around with your friends while you munch.
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Paw Print Pizza
Kids love dogs and kids love pizza! Combine those two loves into one with this vegan paw print pizza. This is also a good idea for quick dinners.
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Kitty Cat Funfetti Birthday Cake
Every good party has cake, amiright? This sprinkle filled vanilla cake is fun from the inside out…maybe not as fun as a real kitten, but it’s less responsibility.
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Pizza Pinwheels
Pizza is one of the most perfect finger foods you can have at any party, but especially a party with small children. These vegan pizza rolls can fill those tummies enough to keep them playing.
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Ice Cream Cake
Does your son or daughter have one of those summer birthday celebrations? For parties in the warmer months, ice cream birthday cake is the perfect thing! It’s filled with fresh strawberry ice cream and topped with whip cream, sprinkles, chocolate drip, and cherries.
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Chocolate Peanut Butter Cups
These vegan peanut butter cups are super easy and delicious. They’re perfect for kids’ parties and snacks. You can customize the shape based on what your child loves. I made mine hello kitty shaped because I’m a child, haha.
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Vegan Korean Rice Balls
If you’re short on time preparing for the festivities, skip the decoration. If you have extra time, decorate the Jumeok Bap to look like little bees. These vegan Korean rice balls are a perfect vegan food for kids.
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Funfetti Chocolate Chip Cookies
Even the fussy eaters will like these funfetti chocolate chip cookies. They’re stuffed with sprinkles and chocolate chips, making them a fun way to eat your calories.
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Cookie Lollipops
Food on a stick that’s covered in sprinkles is always great for birthday parties. These cookie lollipops even have a special treat in the center.
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Vegan Hot Dog on a Stick
Speaking of food on sticks, here’s a new take on a corndog. They’re better for kiddos with corn allergies since they have no cornbread. Hot dog on a stick are vegan hot dogs wrapped in colorful bread dough. These are fun for little guests, as well as their parents.
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Mother’s Pink and White Cookies
Remember those pink and white animal cookies from our youth? Now you can make a healthier version for your children. They’re dipped in white chocolate, instead of the god-knows-what that the packaged cookies were coated in.
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Rainbow Sushi Cupcakes
Looking for a healthy snack to balance out the sweets? This great idea brings the uniqueness of sushi to the party without all the effort. Sushi cupcakes take half the amount of time of rolling nori.
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Mounds Chocolates
This healthy homemade version of mounds candy is heart shaped, but you can use other molds to fit the theme of the party. They’re filled with naturally-colored pink coconut, making it the perfect way to bring some color to any party theme, without the food dyes.
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Allergen-free Homemade Doritos
This is one of those vegan recipes where you might just want to buy premade instead of making from scratch. However, if any party guests have food allergies, make these for your your kids party. Homemade, gluten-free, and allergen-free, nacho-cheese flavored chips will be an accommodating addition.
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Pepperoni Pizza Lollipops
These pizza lollipops are an easy way to get even the picky eaters to eat at your kids’ party. Just make sure you have a garbage can for them to throw their sticks in when they’re done.
This article originally appeared on Vegandollhouse.com and was syndicated by MediaFeed.org
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