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Greek snacks for dd's class

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MyFriendsCallMeOh · 21/05/2016 15:50

Dd's year 2 class is studying Ancient Greece at the moment and her teacher has asked me (class mum) to provide some Greek snacks for the class on the first day of their topic.

I'm good with hummous, Greek yoghurt and breadsticks / flat bread / veggies to dip but wondered if I was missing something. I could take in some pitted olives for them to try and maybe some dolmades. Baklava is off as it's a nut free school. Any thoughts?

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Haudyerwheesht · 21/05/2016 15:51

Feta?

Chickpeachick0 · 21/05/2016 15:52

Tzadsiki ? ( can't spell it ! )
Feta cheese blocks

Hungry now !

LIZS · 21/05/2016 15:54

Olives, tzatikii , taramasalata

LunaLoveg00d · 21/05/2016 15:55

Halloumi!

Artandco · 21/05/2016 15:55

Dolamades and tzaziki.

Filo parcels with spinach and feta

MyLocal · 21/05/2016 15:56

Pita bread?

lilydaisyrose · 21/05/2016 15:56

You can buy jars of stuffed vine leaves (are these dolmades?) from Tesco.

MyFriendsCallMeOh · 21/05/2016 15:57

Can't believe I forgot the Greek cheese section, thank you!

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Chickpeachick0 · 21/05/2016 15:59

Those little sweet pastries ?

Pantah630 · 22/05/2016 23:16

Spanikopita little filo triangles full of cheese and spinach. You could make bite size ones. Keftedes, Greek meatballs. Google Tonia Buxton for recipes.

MyFriendsCallMeOh · 22/05/2016 23:22

Thank you. I can buy spanakopita and think that will do. Greek meatballs are lovely but kids probably won't be able to tell the difference between them and the usual ikea ones (plus I'll have to send them in cold). Lots of great ideas .... and it is only an afternoon snack.

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