10 fun kid's party food ideas

Kids are always hungry and at a party they seem to consume an enormous amount of food. I like to serve a mixture of healthy and some treats too; after all it is a party.

I’ve compiled a list of 10 easy and fun party food ideas to make your party planning easy.

Buy half a watermelon and remove the watermelon to serve at the party. Then use the skin as a bowl for jelly and put in the fridge to set and cut and serve as jelly slices!

2. Pancake and fruit skewers

Make mini pancake and fruit skewers – add nutella for a less healthy version.

3. Homemade sugar free marshmallows

Reduce the sugar intake and make your own sugar free marshmallows.

4. Vegemite and cheese pastries

3 ingredient easy yummy pastries – puff pastry, vegemite and cheese.

5. Fruity icy poles

Puree up your favourite fruit and make colourful healthy icy poles.

6. Teddy cars

I’ve made these with milky ways and they’ve been a big hit with both the kids and the adults.

7. Fruit lollypops

These pureed and dehydrated fruit lollypops will have the kids happy and the parents too, as they are much healthier than the bought ones.

8. Chicken nuggets

Easy chicken nuggets that are healthy and tasty, using lean chicken breasts.

9. Sausage rolls

Kids love sausage rolls and these are yummy and easy.

10. Easy pizzas

Make quick pizzas using wraps! Tasty and easy.

What do you serve at your kid’s parties? Please add your ideas in the comments below.

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28 Comments

- - mom81879 said
  - 28 Nov 2019
    10:19 am
I went to a first birthday party not long back. The birthday cake was made from a watermelon, carved into a cake shape and decorated with bits of fruit. The birthday girl was very happy

- - mom94125 said
  - 01 Sep 2016
    8:54 pm
the jelly fruit is great. you can also make orange jelly in an orange

- - mom111362 said
  - 31 May 2016
    11:17 pm
omg these are all really good and new ideas thanks

- - mom183717 said
  - 23 May 2016
    10:48 pm
This is really great ideas for a party. I love the lollipops

- - leveestee said
  - 03 May 2016
    12:21 pm
These look fantastic! Always looking for new treats to create for my nieces and nephew!

- - mom71820 said
  - 02 May 2016
    9:56 am
Great ideas as I come up to my LGs bday! Thank you

- - mom113991 said
  - 30 Apr 2016
    10:03 pm
these are great party food ideas

- - ella12 said
  - 27 Apr 2016
    4:17 pm
Delightful! Such yummy ideas and quite different.

- - deb_gs said
  - 25 Apr 2016
    4:37 pm
I love the idea of watermelon and jelly. Top idea. Maybe you could even leave more of the watermelon.

- - pakeko said
  - 22 Apr 2016
    7:48 pm
Love the watermelon idea looking forward to trying it out

- - mom19782016 said
  - 22 Apr 2016
    2:17 pm
I love this list and am bookmarking it for upcoming party season!

- - serotonin said
  - 22 Apr 2016
    10:24 am
Great ideas! Will try some for my daughter’s party next weekend.

- - mom134803 said
  - 22 Apr 2016
    2:51 am
Nice ideas. We always add chocolate balls or homemade raw chocolate and I often bake multiple types of cakes (apple crumble with greek yoghurt, banana coconut bread, a healthy cheesecake, etc). And we love to serve several types of nuts, chunks of cheese, roma tomate, slices of cucumber, olives and gurken and not to forget cut up boiled egg.

- - lizgh said
  - 21 Apr 2016
    11:17 pm
Chocolate balls or brigadeiro (Brazilian chocolate balls). You can find the recipe here. They are winner with the kids and adults too.

- - mom101628 said
  - 21 Apr 2016
    9:25 pm
These sound and look great – have printed them and passed them on to mu neighbour who has trouble with sugar with her little one.

- - cherz said
  - 21 Apr 2016
    8:26 pm
Great list of yummy food Jessica but you forgot the fairy bread … it’s just not a party without it. te he.

- - meedee said
  - 21 Apr 2016
    8:07 pm
I love the watermelon jelly. Wish i had thought of that when my kids were little.

- - Mum to one said
  - 20 Apr 2016
    3:20 pm
I like how there are mostly healthy options, especially if it’s for a first birthday no need for junk food at such a young age!

- - mom19782016 said
  - 16 Apr 2016
    2:54 pm
The sugar free marshmallows are always a winner at our house.

- - mom165081 said
  - 14 Apr 2016
    1:11 am
Fruit skewers are pretty fun. We also put popcorn into individual cups. Put a dad on BBQ and serve mini hot dogs – the kids love them.