Ideas for a no-cook GCSE Food Tech practical task

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my son (year 10) has been asked for his GCSE food tech practical lesson on Monday to make something that doesn’t require an oven or a hob, that will take roughly 1 hour 45 minutes to make. I am drawing a complete blank for this. Can anyone help me at all?

I know nothing about GCSEs but imagine that school pupils won't be anything like as fast as adults at food prep. I would guess they're looking to see knife skills, careful weighing and measuring etc
So chicken and salad wrap - grating carrots, shredding lettuce, slicing chicken and maybe a fruit salad?

Fruit Salad would be my go to. Can take a while to chop and juice the fruit.

Coleslaw with store bought mayo or similar?

Caesar salad with precooked chicken?

teacher has said it’s a “free challenge as a reward for mocks” but due to heatwave has put these restrictions on it has phoned it in

Thank you will show him these and he can choose together

How about a buddha bowl or what do they call it...the ones with sushi rice...? making sure he does some stuff that involves marinades? He could make a good dressing to go on top too. Could use some crunchy seeds as a topping. Variety of textures and flavours and could look very pretty. Some good knife skills doing pretty things with radishes or avocado?

Trifle

Biteofthebakes has an amazing looking no cook kinder bueno biscuity bake

basically digestives, butter, and condensed milk and chocolate chunks set in a tin and then topped with melted chocolate and more kinder burned but if could be any chocolate!

assuming microwave is fine
I think it’s a really nice idea his teacher has had

1.45 at school is morel like and hour at home .

Thanks everyone, we made the summer rolls in the end

Wow! Well done! That was the most difficult suggestion. What with all the fine chopping and rolling up the pastry. Very impressive.