Budget Meal Ideas
Posted on 03. Jun, 2011 by admin in Uncategorized
Meal ideas for a birthday party on a budget?
I'm a birthday party Monday my child in a few months. There will be about 15 people large there. Last year I bought a sandwich tray, salad, appetizer, and a cake storemade. It was a normal party, but I want good food for all people, but do not spend tons of money. How can I cut corners? And it actually the value it? I appreciate any advice and / or recipes. Thanks Thanks!
Usually when we have a great party, we'll get pizza. I do not know if there is a small Caesars where you are but they have an agreement the pizza hot n ready to go. $ 5 for a large cheese 14 "or pepperoni with no limited to three large pizza boxes = less than $ 20. You can also buy a box of egg rolls and Grilled or fried these. You can make a pasta salad or pasta You can also make scalloped potatoes – buy a few boxes – prep time takes about 2 minutes and the rest is the oven. Or if you do not want to do pizza and quiche, you can do tacos. Just prepare the meat and everyone make their own tacos. All you need are beef, taco shells and condiments such as chopped lettuce, tomato chopped tomatoes and chopped onion (you can shred yourself) and cheese cut small. You can buy small brownies and cookies from Costco. Drinks may be water, soda, water fruit or juice. Dollar store also has a variety of food items you can get. You can also get plates and paper cups which are also as napkins. All this combined should be way less than $ 50 (outside wheels). No bad for a party!
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