I am having a high school graduation party for my son, and we just moved and my funds are low. But I also want it to be nice. Please help.
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Congrats to all!! What a special accomplishment!!
If you can make it homemade, spaghetti is an expensive crowd pleaser. We often can find boxed at .89 a pound box; add a jarred sauce, you have a tasty main course. Toss up a nice salad and cookies (you can ask friends to help with those) and you have an easy, inexpensive, and tasty party meal!
If you are having it at your house, you can use your dishes and silverware and glasses and see if friends can lend you additional sets to serve all of the guests, saving on not needing disposables.
You can make up big pitchers of lemonade, iced tea and water and have everything buffet style.
Good luck to the new grad! Enjoy!!!
Hot dogs, $5 pizzas, corn, beans, finger foods and snacks.
Hi there! I made these for some graduates last year and I got everything from the dollar shop:
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They're very easy to put together.. and super yummy!
My daughters and I like to make Tollhouse crackers, with shredded cheese & pepperoni. Just top the crackers with those toppings, and pop them into the microwave for about 20 seconds, and youre all done!!
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