A themed concoction adds interest to the occasion: Don't tell guests what's in the custom mixture; let them keep guessing your secret recipe. A party-specific beverage does something else, too, that nobody needs to know about: It lets you control your alcohol budget.

When you offer a cocktail specifically for your celebratory occasion, you don't need to stock a full bar. You only need to buy the ingredients for your libation.

And for even more portion and cost control, have the drink already set out for guests as they arrive and then dispense refills yourself. Presentation is a big part of party flair. With this simple idea, you can offer guests tasty nibbles presented so elegantly that it doesn't look like you're pinching pennies.

Start with a small selection of bite-sized pieces of fruit, fresh veggies, cheeses, herbs and other morsels. Plan your selections around foods that are in season; they're cheaper then.

You'll also need a bag of small plastic or bamboo skewers. Slide three to four morsels onto the pointy end. For example, you could spear a cube of toasted French bread, a sliver of mozzarella cheese, a basil leaf and half a cherry tomato.

On the fruity side, use a bite-sized apple slice, a nugget of cheddar cheese and a grape. Don't slide the bites too far up the skewer. They should be easy to nibble off without getting poked. Arrange the skewers on a platter, or place the sharp points into a melon or decorated Styrofoam ball to make an edible centerpiece.

When you're shopping for budget-friendly foods, don't overlook eggs. They're a bargain and are incredibly versatile. Turn hard-boiled eggs into edible decorations, or use them for a platter of deviled eggs or egg salad for the small sandwiches we mentioned earlier. Bake them up in mini muffin pans for a simple crustless quiche, or make a yummy vegetable frittata served in slim wedges; both these options are great for using up the leftover ingredients you have on hand, which is good for keeping your food budget in check.

Parties let friends and family celebrate special events and express joy and hope for the future, but keep in mind, there's no rule that says you have to serve a big, elaborate spread at parties.

Use these tips and the info on the next page to host a memorable bash, even if you're on a shoestring budget. Let nature decorate your party.

Garden flowers and herbs, colorful fall leaves or evergreen branches liven up your party setting and add nothing to your event budget. com article:. Sign up for our Newsletter! Mobile Newsletter banner close. Mobile Newsletter chat close.

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Some simple ideas include: Wrap thin slices of deli meats around scallions also known as green onions and spring onions to make flower buds. Use a little dab of cheese spread or guacamole to hold the buds in place.

An amazing crockpot is always a must when serving a crowd. You can cook and serve right in the crockpot, so it cuts down on dishes and mess! I have two different electric serving warmers and I'm OBSESSED! I got one for Christmas a few years ago from Costco.

It's perfect for food that you've made in advance, and want to keep warm. I got the Oster buffet server warmer tray one year for Christmas. I love it because it's three individual crock pots that actually cook, which makes for easy clean-up since I'm doing everything in the same pot.

These are the handiest tools EVER for feeding a crowd. They save space, keep your food warm, and look nice and professional.

They are pretty affordable. I recommend keeping your eyes peeled and buying them AFTER Christmas when they go on sale. It's an investment that you will be able to use over and over!

I even use these for our Sunday dinners. This is not only an easy way to dress up your gathering, but will also protect your furniture. I like the vinyl ones that are easy to wipe down, but I also have cloth ones that I can throw in the washing machine.

Once again, it's an investment that you can use over and over. Keep in mind that you can also use a roll of wrapping paper down the center of a table as a disposable runner!

I also like the cheap table cloths from the dollar store , because you can toss them guilt-free if they're too dirty to keep and reuse later. No need to buy any fancy ones from Etsy or other shops. They're simple!

You can even make them on Word or in Canva! Labels add cuteness and creativity to a gathering, but are also really functional… Especially for dessert parties so people can know if there are nuts in the dessert they are about to eat. I always like to put a sign on my front door so people don't feel like they have to knock and wait for me to answer, AND so they know they are at the right house.

Once again, just make it on your computer, print it, and stick it on some cute scrapbooking paper. Easy and free 🙂. Functionality and flow is key when feeding a crowd. You don't want people to have to reach over three different trays of food to reach the napkins! Here are some tools I like:.

I love using baby food jars or leftover tupperware to serve sauces and toppings. Wrap a cute ribbon around them, put a label on or next to them, and there you go. I save and re-use plastic baby food containers the Walmart brand. I LOVE THEM because they are like tiny tupperware. For my potato bar , I prepared the toppings ahead of time, stacked them in the fridge, then pulled them out when it was time to start the party.

I also use colorful baby spoons because they are the perfect serving spoon size. The dishes you use to display your food can really make a statement at a gathering. The good news? There are TONS of ways to get inexpensive platters and dishes! Thrift stores, dollar store, Target , Walmart , clearance, and even getting creative and making some yourself.

I've even made a stand out of dollar store items and glue! You can get TONS of DIY project ideas from Pinterest. We got a tiered stand as a wedding gift and have used it probably a million and one times. Buy a functional piece for a good deal, and you will use it over and over!

This rectangular serving stand looks like it would be perfect for so many types of parties! Great investment! My MIL bought me an amazing picnic caddy from Costco one year and I use it for EVERY SINGLE gathering we have.

I love it because it avoids having to stack things plates, napkins, silverware , keeps things neat and organized, and takes up little counter or table space. I absolutely LOVE my center-folding plastic table I got at Costco.

Costco's plastic utensils are THE BEST. They are so sturdy, I actually toss them in the dishwasher and use them again! But, if I'm outside like at a family reunion or picnic then we can toss them, guilt free. They always have coupons for them too, so stock up when they go on sale. Rather than serving fancy, expensive drinks, give your water a face-lift!

Slice up fruit to make flavored water. Put your water in a cute pitcher. Dress it up with fancy ice cubes. All easy ways to serve a nice drink…for cheap or free. Ikea has great ice cube trays for cheap. The black tray is really cool because it creates ice cube rods that you can put in water bottles!

You can make a neat display out of these for people to put in their cups. Take fruit that is bruised or on it's way out, and freeze it. When it's time for a party, break up the fruit and freeze it in your ice cubes.

How fancy is that?! I prefer serving my water in a large dispenser so I don't have to keep filling it up throughout the party.

When I want to serve something other than water, I often go the easy route and buy a case of water bottles or serve soda in the can.

I keep my eye on soda all year and stock up when it goes on sale. Mix a clear soda with some Crystal Light and you have a delicious party punch everyone will love! So there you go! Wow, this was the longest post ever. Hopefully now you have all the tools you need to have LOTS of gatherings this year… on the cheap.

Remember, even the cheapest and simplest meals can make for an unforgettable party with a little creativity and a lot of love. You can get all budgeting and finance tips, and my secret sauce in my fun-to-watch video program Budget Boot Camp!

You have nothing to lose because if you don't save or earn at LEAST what you paid for it, I'll give your money back. WHEW, well there you have it! All of my best tips, tricks and cheap party food ideas. What's your go-to party food when you have people over?

Let us know in the comments! Thanks so much! Love it! Thank you! This gives me a start. Now I just have to try to figure out how much to cook. This is such an awesome list!!! Thank you so much. Thank you so much!! This truly helps a lot, what do you think of a hot dog bar, and buying different condiments?

That would be fun! You could do gourmet hotdogs and sausages for the adults and standard hotdogs for kids, with all sorts of toppings.

Awesome post! Great tips! I want to do a lot of these things and buy a lot and use things I have. Just thought you should know. Thanks Lynn! Something funky was happening on that one for sure!

It should be all fixed now 🙂 ~Kerianne. AWESOME post Jordan!! I also use a water dispenser for either water with sliced fruit or cucumber, or ice team. Saves a lot on buying bottles of water or ice tea and it looks great.

Depending on the cost of your feta, and the herbs you already have on hand, this can come out to under 50 cents a serving. A giant vat of creamy, beer laced cheese?

What's not to love? With just three ingredients these retro classic bites pack big flavor. Smoky, salty bacon, sweet dates, and creamy cheese -- the gang's all here. This creamy whipped feta comes together with just a few ingredients.

Skip the more costly pine-nut garnish if you don't already have them on hand and just load up on freshly ground pepper and a olive oil drizzle. A few pantry staples, eggs, and cheese go a long way to make for a very delicious and very French cheese puff. A humble sleeve of saltine crackers gets a makeover with a Chinese five spice, miso, and chili crisp bath.

While chili crisp and miso are bigger ticket items, this recipe uses only a fraction of each so you will have plenty left over. Cost for this works out to about 80 cents per serving. Skip the store-bought French onion dip and opt instead to make this pickle-laced creamy dip for that tray of ruffle potato chips.

A little Trader Joe's pickle seasoning and a whole lotta dill pickles really bring the dill pickle flavor. Cheese straws are a popular party snack in the South and they're surprisingly easy to make. Mix the dough, roll it flat, cut into ribbons, then twist and bake. Use sharp cheddar for the best flavor and don't skimp on the cayenne!

This recipe makes around 48 straws, or 12 servings, at 80 cents per serving. This southern staple is also a low cost dip you can whip up at home. These little cheese balls are made with a surprise olive center. The cheese dough is shaped around pimiento-stuffed olives, chilled, and then baked to perfection.

The recipe makes 48 balls, or 12 servings, at 68 cents a serving. Smoked sausages, bacon, and brown sugar are the core ingredients in a recipe that's sure to be a hit. They're really versatile in terms of when you can serve them, be it a tailgate or a holiday cocktail party.

These are delicious with honey-mustard, homemade ketchup, or spicy mayo. These spinach balls are incredibly delicious, easy to make, and ready in just 35 minutes.

Made with tangy Parmesan cheese, breadcrumbs, and eggs, they're great as a meat-free party snack. These crescent-roll pigs in a blanket are the perfect finger food for a party or casual gathering, especially with kids.

Cheddar and American are great melting cheeses to use. Even a little sweet treat is possible at this finger foods party on a budget.

With this recipe you are just one can of sweetened condensed milk away from being a candy maker. This dead-simple recipe yields a wildly rich caramel bite.

Meatball sliders. Sloppy Joe's. Chili. Hot ham and rolls. Pizza. I could use your help coming up with other ideas with the above criteria! balla.info › What-are-some-easy-and-cheap-food-ideas-for-parties Some of my favorites: Deviled eggs, bruschetta, crackers with cheese and dried salami, artichoke & spinach dip with tortilla chips, stuffed

Budget-friendly party food ideas - Cheap Party Food · Creamy White Cheddar Beer Cheese · Easy Mexican Coleslaw · Peppermint Bark Cheesecake Dip · Creamy Chicken Alfredo Dip · HOMEMADE SOFT Meatball sliders. Sloppy Joe's. Chili. Hot ham and rolls. Pizza. I could use your help coming up with other ideas with the above criteria! balla.info › What-are-some-easy-and-cheap-food-ideas-for-parties Some of my favorites: Deviled eggs, bruschetta, crackers with cheese and dried salami, artichoke & spinach dip with tortilla chips, stuffed

You can prepare and fill them a day in advance, then cover and store them in the refrigerator. This recipe calls for six eggs, but at around 52 cents a serving , you might as well double it and use the full dozen.

A few fun toppings that can add a little excitement and that you might already have on hand is a sprinkle of Everything But the Bagel seasoning, furikake, or chili crisp.

Put your money toward a delicious brick of feta cheese, then marinade in a mixture of olive oil and whatever herbs and spices you have on hand.

A zest of fresh lemon would also shine in this recipe. Depending on the cost of your feta, and the herbs you already have on hand, this can come out to under 50 cents a serving.

A giant vat of creamy, beer laced cheese? What's not to love? With just three ingredients these retro classic bites pack big flavor. Smoky, salty bacon, sweet dates, and creamy cheese -- the gang's all here.

This creamy whipped feta comes together with just a few ingredients. Skip the more costly pine-nut garnish if you don't already have them on hand and just load up on freshly ground pepper and a olive oil drizzle. A few pantry staples, eggs, and cheese go a long way to make for a very delicious and very French cheese puff.

A humble sleeve of saltine crackers gets a makeover with a Chinese five spice, miso, and chili crisp bath. While chili crisp and miso are bigger ticket items, this recipe uses only a fraction of each so you will have plenty left over.

Cost for this works out to about 80 cents per serving. Skip the store-bought French onion dip and opt instead to make this pickle-laced creamy dip for that tray of ruffle potato chips. A little Trader Joe's pickle seasoning and a whole lotta dill pickles really bring the dill pickle flavor.

Cheese straws are a popular party snack in the South and they're surprisingly easy to make. Mix the dough, roll it flat, cut into ribbons, then twist and bake. Use sharp cheddar for the best flavor and don't skimp on the cayenne!

This recipe makes around 48 straws, or 12 servings, at 80 cents per serving. This southern staple is also a low cost dip you can whip up at home. These little cheese balls are made with a surprise olive center. The cheese dough is shaped around pimiento-stuffed olives, chilled, and then baked to perfection.

The recipe makes 48 balls, or 12 servings, at 68 cents a serving. Smoked sausages, bacon, and brown sugar are the core ingredients in a recipe that's sure to be a hit.

They're really versatile in terms of when you can serve them, be it a tailgate or a holiday cocktail party. These are delicious with honey-mustard, homemade ketchup, or spicy mayo. These spinach balls are incredibly delicious, easy to make, and ready in just 35 minutes. Made with tangy Parmesan cheese, breadcrumbs, and eggs, they're great as a meat-free party snack.

Thanks so much! Love it! Thank you! This gives me a start. Now I just have to try to figure out how much to cook. This is such an awesome list!!! Thank you so much. Thank you so much!!

This truly helps a lot, what do you think of a hot dog bar, and buying different condiments? That would be fun! You could do gourmet hotdogs and sausages for the adults and standard hotdogs for kids, with all sorts of toppings. Awesome post! Great tips!

I want to do a lot of these things and buy a lot and use things I have. Just thought you should know. Thanks Lynn! Something funky was happening on that one for sure! It should be all fixed now 🙂 ~Kerianne.

AWESOME post Jordan!! I also use a water dispenser for either water with sliced fruit or cucumber, or ice team. Saves a lot on buying bottles of water or ice tea and it looks great.

I bought a yellow deli style plastic bottle for mustard and red one for ketchup from the Dollar Tree. I fill them up with whatever mustard and ketchup are on sale, it looks cute and avoids the kids asking for their favorite brands lol!

Thank you for sharing! Oh wow, I needed this! This list was awesome thanks for sharing such a great list as it truly helps me a lot in making such a great food for my relatives and beloved ones on the occasion of my birthday event and the food is very tasty and delicious to eat.

Catering seems really difficult and kind of expensive. I liked that you pointed out that doing a pasta bar could be a very cheap way to cater for a lot of people.

That is great for me to know because I am going to try to help my sister find a good caterer for her wedding. We do a steel cut oats breakfast bar with fresh berries, milk and almond milk, sugar, honey, syrup and nuts. Thanks for sharing these Party Ideas , these are so amazing , will love to have these.

Thanks for sharing this one. Thank you so much for taking the time to put this together!! Pure gold! In order to reduce the spending costs look for cheaper items.

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Pasta is a great way to feed a crowd First off, it's super cheap and really easy to prepare. Also the topping ideas are endless sauces, meats, vegetables 20 Great inexpensive party food ideas · 1. Vegetables with dips · 2. Burritos · 3. French toast · 4. Eggplant casserole · 5. Crackers, cheese, and Serve a variety such as potato or taco chips, crackers, pretzels, and popcorn. These items help fill up your guests and are an inexpensive option for you!: Budget-friendly party food ideas

You may accept or manage your choices by clicking below, including your right to Budget-frisndly where legitimate interest Budget-friendly party food ideas used, or at any praty in the privacy policy Budget-fiendly. Home decor sample offers mobile app Search, save Budget-vriendly sort Free sample offers today favourite recipes and view them offline. Mini pizzas made on pita bread are a great option for kids and adults alike. For plant-based versions of classic cakes check out our vegan cake recipes. Laura S on August 19, at pm. A great veggie option for your party spread, hard-boiled eggs are filled with storecupboard staples such as mayo, mustard, yogurt and a pinch of cayenne powder. Back to Inspiration Quick cake recipes How to make muffins Tray bake recipes Easy dessert recipes.	Consider icing cupcakes in different colors and arranging them in a fun pattern, or one that spells out your child's name or "Happy Birthday. Costco's plastic utensils are THE BEST. Also, check out our spelt pizza bianco with Jersey Royals recipe. I always love to bake, so when I come up with easy party food ideas, I tend to stick to some of these amazing sweets. WHEW, well there you have it!	Meatball sliders. Sloppy Joe's. Chili. Hot ham and rolls. Pizza. I could use your help coming up with other ideas with the above criteria! balla.info › What-are-some-easy-and-cheap-food-ideas-for-parties Some of my favorites: Deviled eggs, bruschetta, crackers with cheese and dried salami, artichoke & spinach dip with tortilla chips, stuffed	May 26, - Throwing a party and trying to stick to a budget? Here are a few cheap party food ideas to throw a budget-friendly and fun event 20 Great inexpensive party food ideas · 1. Vegetables with dips · 2. Burritos · 3. French toast · 4. Eggplant casserole · 5. Crackers, cheese, and 17 Cheap Finger Food Recipes · Deviled Eggs · Marinated Feta · Crockpot Beer Cheese Dip · Devils on Horseback · Whipped Feta · Gougeres	Always a crowd-pleaser, a popcorn bar is a budget-friendly way to feed a big group. Serve with specialized toppings like garlic salt, Cajun or lemon pepper Easy Party Appetizers · Baked Chicken Wings · Cowboy Caviar · Guacamole · Queso Fundido · Stromboli · Homemade Chex Mix · Hot Corn Dip · Honey Mustard Cheap Party Food · Creamy White Cheddar Beer Cheese · Easy Mexican Coleslaw · Peppermint Bark Cheesecake Dip · Creamy Chicken Alfredo Dip · HOMEMADE SOFT
Thinking about entertaining but worried Budgget-friendly the Budget-froendly adding up? Then add your personal Discounted grocery bundles with unique seasonings and eye-catching presentations. Buying bulk will save you tons of money when cooking for a crowd! By Mia Taylor. Back to Health Is vegan 'meat' healthy?	Airpop or use microwave popcorn and pick whether you want sweet, savory, or both! These choices will be signaled to our partners and will not affect browsing data. If Coke products are on sale that week, buy those instead of Pepsi products. Provide drinks and a few main desserts, as your guests to bring a dessert to share. A very quick and easy alternative to homemade pizza dough, English breakfast muffins are spread with a no-cook tomato purée and pesto sauce. We got a tiered stand as a wedding gift and have used it probably a million and one times. I liked that you pointed out that doing a pasta bar could be a very cheap way to cater for a lot of people.	Meatball sliders. Sloppy Joe's. Chili. Hot ham and rolls. Pizza. I could use your help coming up with other ideas with the above criteria! balla.info › What-are-some-easy-and-cheap-food-ideas-for-parties Some of my favorites: Deviled eggs, bruschetta, crackers with cheese and dried salami, artichoke & spinach dip with tortilla chips, stuffed	Some of my favorites: Deviled eggs, bruschetta, crackers with cheese and dried salami, artichoke & spinach dip with tortilla chips, stuffed 7 Party Food and Snack Ideas on a Budget · 1. Chili. The most cost-efficient version of this is meat-free chili made from beans and vegetables Easy Party Appetizers · Baked Chicken Wings · Cowboy Caviar · Guacamole · Queso Fundido · Stromboli · Homemade Chex Mix · Hot Corn Dip · Honey Mustard	Meatball sliders. Sloppy Joe's. Chili. Hot ham and rolls. Pizza. I could use your help coming up with other ideas with the above criteria! balla.info › What-are-some-easy-and-cheap-food-ideas-for-parties Some of my favorites: Deviled eggs, bruschetta, crackers with cheese and dried salami, artichoke & spinach dip with tortilla chips, stuffed
Thank you! Here are some iedas dessert options Sample offers for review kids' birthday parties Budget-frienrly Budget-friendly party food ideas a bit more effort:. Often in the summer, we will add meat and make it a complete meal. XOXO Reply. Kerianne Whicker on June 29, at pm. Frost the top and sides as usual.	Camila Gregoire on July 15, at pm. Budget Meals. If you need delicious olive oil, this is my go-to bottle. The options are endless, but one thing is for sure… using these cheap easy party food ideas, you can throw an amazing party for really cheap. More like this.	Meatball sliders. Sloppy Joe's. Chili. Hot ham and rolls. Pizza. I could use your help coming up with other ideas with the above criteria! balla.info › What-are-some-easy-and-cheap-food-ideas-for-parties Some of my favorites: Deviled eggs, bruschetta, crackers with cheese and dried salami, artichoke & spinach dip with tortilla chips, stuffed	20 Great inexpensive party food ideas · 1. Vegetables with dips · 2. Burritos · 3. French toast · 4. Eggplant casserole · 5. Crackers, cheese, and Cheap Party Food Ideas · Chocolate Dipped Pretzels · Rice Krispie Treats · Peppermint Cream Cheese Dip · Fruit Skewers · No-Bake Cheesecakes Some of my favorites: Deviled eggs, bruschetta, crackers with cheese and dried salami, artichoke & spinach dip with tortilla chips, stuffed	17 Cheap Finger Food Recipes · Deviled Eggs · Marinated Feta · Crockpot Beer Cheese Dip · Devils on Horseback · Whipped Feta · Gougeres Our top 15 budget finger foods · 1. Mini sausage rolls · 2. Hummus · 3. Loaded potato skins · 4. Quick cheese straws · 5. Smoked mackerel & horseradish chicory cups 20 Great inexpensive party food ideas · 1. Vegetables with dips · 2. Burritos · 3. French toast · 4. Eggplant casserole · 5. Crackers, cheese, and

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