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Invited to a last minute picnic, what should I take?

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whoopwhoopbib · 23/07/2012 17:55

I won't have time to make anything from scratch sadly so I will only be able to take food I can buy. It also has to be child friendly but as I'm not yet at the weaning stage with my DD I am unsure what would be suitable.

I was thinking along the lines of rice cakes/crackers, cubes of cheese and some grapes but any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

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RubyFakeNails · 23/07/2012 18:12

I'd probably take some little cakes, maybe fondant fancies or that type of thing.

Grapes/Strawberries/Cherry Tomatoes are all good.

Thing with crackers/rice cakes is flavour, you can't really eat them plain unless you buy flavoured ones. I guess something like mini cheddars, or you need to get some dips or cream cheese and things to go on them.

What about things like mini scotch eggs/mini sausage rolls (I buy the quorn ones which are nice).

Or there are big bags of things like dried mango and apricots.

I don't know if the picnic is for adults or children so am struggling a bit.

mirry2 · 23/07/2012 18:15

M&S do a nice line in finger food like mini cooked sausages and sausage rolls. Would be suitable for children or adults.

talkingnonsense · 23/07/2012 18:16

Ready cut carrot sticks and hummus? Pork pies? Cold still lemonade- the fancy ones?

Iggly · 23/07/2012 18:20

Child friendly stuff - If toddler then def the rice cakes etc as you said. Plus some plain biscuits eg rich teas and soft fruits.

Also breadsticks and hummus.

BikeRunSki · 23/07/2012 18:29

Fruit salad
Carrot, celery, tortilla chips, bread sticks and dips

whoopwhoopbib · 23/07/2012 18:30

Thank you for all your suggestions I can now go shopping!

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