Planning to throw a farm themed party but not sure what to serve your guests? Take a look at this list of 21 unique farm party foods that your guests will love. This list includes snacks, entrees, and desserts to ensure every dish you serve will be a barnyard hit!
Snacks:
- Farmer’s Market Vegetable Station
Show off your farm fresh vegetables by labeling your tray with a farmer’s market sign. You can even serve the vegetables in these Mini Produce Baskets to make your guests really feel like they are at the market. - Fruit Orchard
Create an entire orchard at your party by putting together a large fruit tray and surrounding it with tree leaves. Add a trunk made from brown construction paper and it will look like your guests are picking their fruits right off the tree.
- Chicken Feed Chex Mix
Make sure all of your little chickens are fed by setting out some Chex Mix “chicken feed.” Just pour out some Chex Mix into a bowl and add a Farm Themed Food Label to create this fun and easy snack. - Farm Fresh Deviled Eggs
Deviled eggs are a fun bite sized treat that would fit perfectly among your farm party foods, especially when you label them as “Farm Fresh Eggs.” For a classic deviled egg recipe check out this article by Downshiftology. - Popcorn Sheep
An easy farm animal snack that you can make are some sheep popcorn bags. Just fill up a plastic bag full of popcorn, tie it closed, and then add a sheep’s face to the bag. The popcorn will look just like the sheep’s wool.
- Cheese Ball “Carrots”
Another easy way to make a snack fit into your farm theme is by using these Carrot Plastic Bags. You can put any type of treat in these bags and when tied up, it will look just like a carrot. Some snacks you might consider using are cheese balls, pretzels, Cheez-Its, or Goldfish. - Farmer’s Market Drink Station
Keep your party animals cool with a farm fresh drink station. Set out some Glass Drink Dispensers filled with different farm themed drinks like a fruit lemonade, carrot juice, or apple cider. For some great party drinks, check out this article by Bless this Mess Please. It has 8 different types of lemonade so you can find the best fit for your party.
Entrees:
- Mini Shepard’s Pies
Impress your guests by serving up this delicious shepherd’s pie by The Wholesome Dish. This recipe features ground beef and vegetables in a rich gravy that’s topped with cheesy mashed potatoes. Its warmth will instantly make your guests feel at home. For easy serving, consider baking it in these Mini Quiche Pans. - Tractor Tire Pinwheels
Pinwheels are a great party food and look just like tractor tires when stacked on top of each other. This food is especially great because of how versatile it is. It can be filled with whatever you like. Check out this recipe by A Couple Cooks which uses cheese, spinach, and sun-dried tomatoes for the filling.
- Pigs in a Blanket
A pig in a blanket is a classic dish that would be a perfect fit among your farm party foods. To make them, just take mini sausages and wrap them with some pastry dough. Bake until the pastry dough is golden brown and you’ll have some little piggies to share. - Chicken Wings
Ordinary chicken wings are a great fit for your farm themed party. You can serve them plain or with different popular sauce types like honey BBQ, lemon pepper, or garlic Parmesan. Place them in this Chicken Themed Divided Plate to really tie in with your other decorations. It has 4 sections for your different flavors and a chicken shaped sauce tray in the middle. - Baked Bean Mud Pit
Create a mud pit out of baked beans for some Pig Figurines to swim in. This baked bean dish will be both delicious and adorable. Just make sure no one eats the pigs! If you need a good recipe, check out this one by Taste of Home.
- Farm Animal Mac and Cheese
Mac and Cheese is always a food favorite, especially among younger guests. Stay on theme by using some Farm Shaped Noodles in your dish. Your guests will love seeing these chickens, pigs, and tractors swimming in their cheese.
Desserts:
- Cow Patterned Marshmallows
Chocolate covered marshmallows are a delicious treat that would be a great addition to your desert table, especially when you make them look like miniature cows. Start by dipping some large marshmallows into some white chocolate. Once dry, paint some black chocolate spots on them. Skewer three together and stick it into a mini hay bale to complete the look!
- Rice Krispie Treat Haystacks
Stack up some Rice Krispie Treat “Haystacks” for a super simple dessert that will fit right in among your other dishes. For this simple treat, just place your rice krispies on a serving plate and add a Farm Themed Food Sign so that everyone will know they are actually bales of hay. - Pig’s Paradise Muddy Brownies
Create a pig’s paradise with these extra chocolaty iced brownies by Sally’s Baking Addiction. The icing on top will make the perfect mud pool for some Miniature Pig Figurines to swim in. - Chocolate Covered “Carrots”
Dip large strawberries in melted orange chocolate to make some chocolate covered “carrot” strawberries. You can place these strawberries on a bed of crushed up oreos to make it look like your guests are pulling their carrots out of a garden bed.
- Cotton Candy Chicks
Create some adorable chicks from cotton candy for an easy grab and go treat. Just draw a chick face on a plastic bag and then fill it with yellow cotton candy. Tie it with a ribbon that matches your party’s colors to complete the look. This treat will also work great as a party favor that your guests can take home. - Macaron “Eggs”
Serve up some farm fresh macaron “eggs” for a sweet treat that your guests will love! For this dessert, pick out some white macarons or make your own with this recipe by Preppy Kitchen. You can even place them in these Brown Egg Cartons to really tie in with your theme. - Sunflower Cupcakes
Show off the beauty of a farm by serving these Sunflower cupcakes. This tutorial by Sally’s Baking will show you how to make them using sprinkles for the flower’s pit and icing for its petals.
- Sunflower Dirt Cups
Another sunflower dish you can make are some sunflower dirt cups. To make them, start by following this dirt cake recipe by Preppy Kitchen. After it’s made, scoop the dirt cake into Individual Desert Cups and top with a Sunflower Cupcake Topper. This will make it look like you’ve got some brand new sunflowers popping up from your garden!
I hope you found these food ideas helpful. Let me know in the comments which farm party foods you plan to serve.
Need more ideas for your farm themed party? Then check out 21 Unique Farm Birthday Activities for a Barnyard Party.
