Any suggestions?
- frazzles
- bacon sandwiches
- pigs in blankets
all ideas welcome
Thanks!
Alestorm
Tue 30-Jun-09 15:11:32
Sausage rolls, obviously.
Alestorm
Tue 30-Jun-09 15:12:12
A spit roast? <<veers dangerously off the OP>>
Lulumama
Tue 30-Jun-09 15:12:33
mexicans to lick, naturellement
nice ham too
IpeeFreely
Tue 30-Jun-09 15:15:08
har har at spit roast
V good
Alestorm
Tue 30-Jun-09 15:15:29
roffle @ nice ham. Can't believe I missed that one!
PortAndLemon
Tue 30-Jun-09 15:15:45
Devils on horseback?
But yes, if it's a specifically Mumsnet swine flu party (which the media seem convinced it must be) then it has to be nice ham and Greggs' sausage rolls. That should cater for everyone bar the vegetarians.
yappybluedog
Tue 30-Jun-09 15:15:51
ew at pork scratchings
my sister once worked in a ps factory, she had to shave the hairs off
and she's a veggie
Dophus
Tue 30-Jun-09 15:16:27
~I just called the NHS helpline - all I got was crackling...
Ham sandwiches.
Don't forget the games, pig the tail on the swine, ring a ring of roses....
Alestorm
Tue 30-Jun-09 15:17:50
And a pinata (or however you spell it)?
PortAndLemon
Tue 30-Jun-09 15:18:26
PortAndLemon
Tue 30-Jun-09 15:22:00
By the way, last Friday's episode of Peppa Pig on Nick Jr was "Peppa is ill and has red spots all over her face. Dr Brown Bear tells her she will be fine but she must stay in bed for a few days. Her friends are allowed to visit and Peppa enjoys being the centre of attention."
But does Sky blast Nick Jr for encouraging swine flu parties?
What about party bags? Or will it be enough if the children take home swine flu?
Party bags: - used tissues, licked cake, balloons that sick child has already attempted to blow up
Mexican food - tortillas, tacos, fajitas.
Party bag needs a damp flannel for mopping brows.