List of food What do you eat at a tea party?

Here's a list of foods perfect for a tea party, categorized to help you plan:

Savory:

* Finger Sandwiches:

* Cucumber sandwiches (classic!)

* Smoked salmon and cream cheese

* Egg salad

* Ham and mustard

* Chicken salad

* Coronation chicken (British classic)

* Quiches and Tartlets:

* Mini quiches with various fillings (spinach, cheese, ham)

* Savory tartlets with goat cheese and fig, caramelized onion and blue cheese, etc.

* Mini Bites:

* Sausage rolls

* Mini cheese and onion pastries

* Spinach and ricotta bites

* Crostini with various toppings (tomato and basil, roasted red pepper, etc.)

* Other:

* Deviled eggs

* Stuffed mushrooms

* Scones (savory versions with cheese or herbs)

Sweet:

* Scones:

* Plain scones with clotted cream and jam

* Fruit scones with jam and cream

* Scones with various add-ins (chocolate chips, cranberries, etc.)

* Cakes and Pastries:

* Mini cakes (Victoria sponge, lemon drizzle, carrot cake)

* Cupcakes

* Fruit tarts

* Brownies

* Macarons

* Other:

* Biscuits (cookies)

* Trifle

* Fruit salad with whipped cream

* Mousse

* Pudding

Drinks:

* Tea:

* Traditional black tea (Earl Grey, English Breakfast, etc.)

* Herbal teas (camomile, peppermint, fruit infusions)

* Green tea

* Oolong tea

* Other:

* Coffee

* Lemonade

* Sparkling water

* Fruit juices

* Wine (optional)

Tips for a Successful Tea Party:

* Consider your guests: Cater to dietary restrictions and preferences.

* Theme: A theme can add fun and inspire your menu (e.g., Victorian tea party, afternoon tea, etc.).

* Presentation: Use pretty platters and teacups to enhance the experience.

* Don't overload: Offer a variety, but keep it manageable.

* Enjoy! Relax and savor the occasion.