To not sense DS in with sausage rolls?

[WomanEmpire]

Panicking a little bit! I've been really busy and a bit distracted recently and didn't realise the list of xmas party food had gone up. DS has been told to bring in sausage rolls, I only realised this 10 mins ago and children are in bed, DP out, etc.
We are all pescatarian, so no sausages or sausage rolls in the house, and I have to drop DS to breakfast club as start early tomorrow so won't be able to pick any up on the way AND I feel a bit weird about giving him a party food to take in, which he can't really eat. I've got pastry ingredients, cheese and onion, can I send him in with little cheese and onion puffy roll things?

I'm suffering from quite bad anxiety and PMT ATM and get ridiculously worked up about this kinda thing

[WomanEmpire]

And I meant 'send'

[Pikachuwithyourmouthclosed]

Cheese and onion puff things absolutely FINE.

[Florene]

Yes you can 🧀

[GertrudeCB]

Yes, that's fine.

[CoperCabana]

That would be brilliant! Of course you shouldn’t have to send sausage rolls. Cheese puffy things found perfect.

[Taffeta]

Cheese and onion ones sound yum to me - do children like them? Maybe go light on the onion?

[Crumbs1]

Absolutely. Most of the food will be wasted anyway.

[JontyDoggle37]

Yep. No-one gets to dictate you have to bring things your own son can’t eat!

[Undies1990]

Cheese and onion puffy things sound tasty! Yes, yes, yes - perfect! Sausage rolls are over rated!

[Glumglowworm]

Yes that’s fine

it’s really not worth stressing about, you can only do what you can do

[SaucyJack]

Perfectly fine- not least because you don't eat pork.

[newnamechange84]

They sound lovely BUT in our school we're only allowed to take shop bought food in. I'd check first if you can just in case!

[Monstamio]

Definitely! Sounds delicious. I'm astonished they've asked him to bring a meat based product anyway!

[Iamagreyhoundhearmeroar]

Of course you can.

[Felixandtheflippers]

Do you have anything that you could bring in tomorrow? I don’t think it matters at all, but if you had something then I’m sure it would be greatly appreciated. Children (and their parents!) forget stuff all the time- don’t beat yourself up about it! You won’t be the only one.

[RainbowWish]

You are sending an alternative that is totally fine.
Please don't stress. And well done for your fast thinking.

[Felixandtheflippers]

X posted massively! Cheese things sound great!

[Rebeccaslicker]

I'm v jealous, I'd love a home made cheese and onion pastry right now! I know my nieces and nephew would have loved that as party food. Go for it!

[Vitalogy]

That sound fine OP.

If you're still unsure, could you leave 10 mins earlier in the morning and call in at the local shop, or some Tesco/Asda are open 24/7, of course, depends where you live.

[Olivecoloureddonkey]

They shouldnt ask you to bring food your child cant eat. They obviousky know what the kids can and cant eat so that was a bit insensitive. We dont eat pork and my sons teacher is very good and explains to my son why he cant have something etc. Luckily my son understands so it is easy. But they should be careful. What if he was allergic to the food they had asked to provide. Alternative is fine! Dont beat yourself up over some pastry. Like pp said most will go to waste anyway xx

[Vitalogy]

I'd rather have cheese and onion anyway.

[Booboostwo]

It should be fine, go with the cheese rolls.

[chickenowner]

Cheese and onion ones will be fine.

In my experience (teacher for nearly 20 years) these type of lists are only used to prevent a class party with 30 bags of crisps and nothing else.
(This happened in my class once, I had to go to the shop at lunchtime and buy bread rolls, cheese etc!)

[OhChill]

Yanbu. Do the cheese and onion puff thingies