Food for knitting group? Also, a FO!

[pendragon23]

I'm organizing a knitting group for people in my major at grad school, and we've decided to meet at people's houses around dinnertime. Given how busy we all are, I think if we end up eating a meal we won't be getting a lot of knitting done, but I could see us grazing on snacks. Somebody's volunteered to make cookies, but what other food would go

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[airkah]

maybe little finger sandwiches or those tortilla roll-up things? They are delicious and not messy!

cute bag too. I like the little crystals, they add such a pretty touch.

[ironkit]

Super cute bag!

One of my favorite crafting snacks, a little bit messy, unless you eat them with a toothpick/fork: ham spread with cream cheese and then a pickle rolled in them and cut into thin-ish slices

Cheese and crackers?

[ciruelita]

pretzels, of course, in addition to the other suggestions -- I'd avoid really greasy or really sticky, and otherwise, just put out plenty of napkins!! I'm sure anything will be appreciated by everyone, and at the first meeting, you can ask the group for ideas for the next one!
Have fun!

[dutchcutie]

Things that you can eat without hands. For some reason candies are coming to mind: Twizlers, lolipops, starbursts or jolly ranchers. I know candy is not healthy or really substantial, but it's a thought.

Plus the idea above with cubed cheese and summersausage on toothpicks seems perfect too.

[iriam]

cut up veggies/fruit if you don't need dip are pretty good too...and unsalted roasted nuts/trail mix if you have a napkin handy