A party isn’t a party without a fantastic food spread! After all the running and playing at our How to Train Your Dragon birthday (click here for Part II), our mighty vikings were mighty hungry. The boys were offered a balanced menu — some sweets and some healthy snacks — and they loved every bit of it! Nikki at Tikkido.com supplied the awesome viking helmet cupcake toppers (I can’t say enough about how cool these were) and beautifully hand-painted sugar cookies with the Toothless dragon logo.
Broccoli trees cut from the Berk forest were guarded by (or being eaten by) Toothless the Dragon, and a trencher full of meaty crispy baked viking drumsticks and turkey, ham and cheese sandwich skewers and deviled dragon eggs filled the kids up. There was even a bowl of “fish” to feed any hungry dragons that happened by.
The cupcakes were picked up at the local bakery, saving some party prep time. Just like the adults, the kids were pretty amazed by the Viking helmet cupcake toppers!
If you’ve got some food sensitivities in your Viking crew, this menu is a great starting point. We served quite a few gluten-free options, as several of our kids can’t eat wheat. We have a local gluten-free bakery where I get one or two cupcakes at a time for for children who can’t eat the regular kind.
And yes, kids WILL eat broccoli at a party–you just have to give it a little creative presentation!
After our Vikings were fed and watered, it was sad, but it was almost time to go home!
As our Vikings left, they each were handed one of these wonderful Lollipics lollipops. This company is able to take any 2-inch round image and print it right onto a lollipop for you. So neat, and a fantastic way to really personalize a party! All our guests definitely left all smiles.
For more How to Train Your Dragon party inspiration, be sure to see Part I and Part II.
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jessica yargo
Thursday 18th of April 2019
where did you get the wings for the marshmallow pops? they are so cute.
Paula Biggs
Thursday 18th of April 2019
I made them out of gum paste! :)
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blake
Monday 2nd of February 2015
Where did you get those cookies!? Those are great?!
Paula
Monday 2nd of February 2015
The fabulous Nikki at www.tikkido.com created them. Do visit her on her website; she has a tutorial on how to make them available!
Amber
Friday 3rd of October 2014
Where or how did you make the food labels and what does the chicken one say?
Paula
Tuesday 7th of October 2014
You can purchase the food labels in my shop at https://frogprincepaperie.etsy.com! :)
Kelly Jozwowski
Friday 1st of August 2014
Where did you get that amazing Berk flag/banner with the dragon silhouette?! And I can't seem to find your tutorial for the sheep. Thanks for all of the ideas! You are so talented!
Paula
Saturday 2nd of August 2014
The tutorial for the sheep is now up at https://frogprincepaperie.com/2014/08/how-to-train-your-dragon-sheep-toss-party-game-tutorial.html, and I made the Berk flag/Banner myself. :)