Looking for Ideas for a DIY Yogurt Bar
I'm putting together an after church brunch for about 50 people and am considering a DIY yogurt bar. Is this a good idea if the men tend to have healthy appetites? If not, how can I beef it up? Thanks.
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Maybe you can get at much fun, color and choice by serving a slider bar or buffet, with good hot and cold drinks, fruit and cookies to finish the meal.
You could have meat, fish, egg and/or vegetarian fillings...based on knowledge of your crowd.
Here a few links with ideas and menus.
https://www.howsweeteats.com/2020/08/slider-bar/
https://www.tasteofhome.com/collection/slider-recipes/
https://www.farmison.com/community/blog/sliders-definitive-guide#:~:text=3%20sliders%20per%20serving%20is,enjoy%20as%20the%20main%20event.
If the sliders idea doesn't grab you, here is one article from a reliable site (thekitchn) for other good ways to serve breakfast to a crowd - casseroles for meat, vegetables, cinnamon rolls, sheet pans, waffles, etc.
https://www.southernliving.com/food/how-to/big-breakfast-recipes-for-a-crowd
f you want to satisfy hungry guests but still serve a yogurt buffet, omit the fruit & cookies but yes set out a yogurt bar as dessert.
Good luck with your event!
I sent an article from Southern Living, but there are more out there.