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plr article line 1 BABY SHOWER FOOD: WHAT TO SERVE AND HOW TO SERVE THEM plr article line 2 plr article line 3 plr article line 4 A baby shower is a traditional way of celebrating the coming (or the birth) of a new baby and welcoming him or her as a new member of the family. They can be hosted and organized by anybody, usually the close friends/group of friends or relatives of the expectant parents. It was once considered improper for family members to host baby showers (because they usually center on the gift giving), but nowadays it is fine for family members to help (and plan) them. plr article line 5 plr article line 6 Baby showers are usually held a month or two before the mother's expected due date (some cultures, however, consider it bad luck to hold baby showers before the baby is born). They are intended not only to welcome the baby but also to help the expectant parents by giving them gifts that they will need for the baby. plr article line 7 plr article line 8 Planning for a baby shower can be an enormous task. Everything requires a great deal of planning - from the guest list, to handing out invitations, to the decorations, to the games, to baby shower favors - and, most especially, to the food. plr article line 9 plr article line 10 Every party cannot be without food, as they are considered as one of the best parts or the highlight of a party. This applies to baby showers as well. plr article line 11 plr article line 12 There are numerous types of food that you can serve during baby showers. Some of them are the following: plr article line 13 plr article line 14 · Bread or sandwiches plr article line 15 · Dessert (cakes, cookies, ice cream, etc.) plr article line 16 · Chips or fries plr article line 17 · Pasta plr article line 18 · Pies (pizzas, etc.) plr article line 19 · Salad plr article line 20 · Drinks (punch, juice, wine, etc.) plr article line 21 plr article line 22 Below is a list of several tips and guidelines on food ideas that will surely delight your guests and the parents-to-be: plr article line 23 plr article line 24 1. The baby shower food that you serve will largely depend on the time of day when it will be held. A baby shower that will be held at noon or at dinnertime usually requires a full 'sit-down' meal, while early afternoon or early evening showers can do with appetizers, salads, and finger foods. In addition, the amount of food that you need to prepare will depend on the number of guests you will be inviting. plr article line 25 plr article line 26 2. Have multiple snack trays for serving different varieties of food - you can have one with an assortment of finger sandwiches, another with sliced turkey or smoked chicken, and still another with sliced fresh vegetables served with a dip that you can place in the center of the tray. plr article line 27 plr article line 28 3. Try to match your food and keep them in-line with the baby shower's theme (if ever there is any). You may consider serving scones and finger sandwiches if your baby shower theme is a tea party. Or, if you are having a nursery rhyme-themed baby shower, cakes and pies that resemble the characters from famous nursery rhyme (such as Humpty Dumpty deviled eggs). plr article line 29 plr article line 30 4. Put some 'life' in the baby shower foods that you will serve. Instead of serving your fruit salad in a simple salad bowl, try presenting them in a melon bowl (or better yet, in a baby carriage-shaped melon server). plr article line 31 plr article line 32 5. Decorate your food table by tossing baby pacifier candies, chocolate bars, and confetti all over it. plr article line 33 plr article line 34 6. Personalize your eating utensils. Match their colors with the color scheme of the entire party. Consider using disposable cups or plates for easy clean up. plr article line 35 plr article line 36 7. It is important to take into account the special diet of the mom-to-be, so try to avoid serving food that the pregnant mom herself would not eat. In addition to her allergies and food aversions, avoid the types of food that are prone to contamination and food poisoning, such as soft cheeses, uncooked meat and (most especially) alcohol. plr article line 37 plr article line 38 By following these food tips, you will surely be able to pull off a successful (and memorable) baby shower. plr article line 39 |
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