What I did
This was our menu for snacks at the party, our "feast" in the "Great Hall"
huffle puffs aka purchased cream puffs
pretzel wands aka pretzel rods
dragoned eggs aka deviled eggs
herbology tray aka veggie tray
butterbeer
pumpkin pasties
cauldron cakes
Butterbeer
2 liters cream soda
add butterscotch sauce (icecream topping) to taste
ice (optional)
The cauldron cakes were our birthday cake. I made mini cupcakes and stuck them inside the plastic cauldrons. Two mini cupcakes fill them well. I made some vanilla buttercream frosting and used a pampered chef frosting tool to put a little frosting between the cupcakes and on the top.
Our snack trolley had
Bertie Botts every flavor beans aka Jelly bellies
licorice wands aka twizzlers
exploding candies aka Pop Rocks
jellied bugs aka gummy bugs
chocolate frogs
My mother in law and sister in law made the chocolate frogs the night before the party. They decided to give them a marshmallow fluff (dyed green) filling and they were delicious!
What I'd do differently
I would probably buy some frosting to save time. The homemade frosting got a bit hard as well. I really wanted to have the snack trolley set up all cute like, but it was a little too tempting for some of the kids who got into the treats we wanted them to take home. I did end up packing the goody bags instead of letting the kids do it themselves. I'd also get a different flavor of twizzlers, most kids don't like the black licorice.
Sources
plastic cauldrons, pop rocks, gummy bugs- Oriental Trading Company
frog mold- Amazon
chocolate melts- Michael's
party prep
Hogwarts activities post

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