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⌈ Secret Post #4058 ⌋

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Snack Day Foods

[(Anonymous)]

My job is having a snack day for February birthdays. Usually, I would make something like brownies but the event is at 9:30am! So what are your favorite easy to make and can feed like 30 people snack food for breakfast.

Re: Snack Day Foods

[(Anonymous)]

Egg muffins
French toast sticks
Granola bars

Re: Snack Day Foods

[(Anonymous)]

SA
ALso regular muffins

Re: Snack Day Foods

[(Anonymous)]

Mini quiches? Blueberry muffins? Biscuits with ham and cheese or honey butter. Maybe get plastic cups and you can make yogurt parfaits with fresh fruit and granola?

If you've never had brownies for breakfast, you are missing out.

[(Anonymous)]

That said, bread pudding is relatively easy (you can even do it with donuts). Or muffins (like maple pancake muffins). Or a sweet bread (like cinnamon swirl). Or you could do a fruit salad.

Re: Snack Day Foods

[ari_griffin]

Plain mini bagels and different flavored cream cheeses.

When my former employer had morning meetings, staff were supposed to bring food to share. That was what I used to bring and it was a hit.

Another co-worker would often stop at Hardee's and get sausage biscuits, but we usually had less than 20 people and the biscuits were less than $0.80.

One time everyone brought stuff like chopped mushrooms, shredded cheese, crumbled bacon, chopped ham, green peppers, and onions. Our manager brought eggs since she had a mini farm with several hens. Someone brought a portable hot plate, a pot, and freezer Ziploc bags. We made bagged omelettes.

Re: Snack Day Foods

[(Anonymous)]

Damn, that’s a lot of work for a staff meeting.

Re: Snack Day Foods

[(Anonymous)]

Cinnamon rolls, coffee cake, fruit salad, a quiche if you’re feeling fancy... heck, far be it from me to turn down breakfast brownies. If you bring it, they will eat.