Have you ever wanted to invite people over but you never did it because you didn't think you had enough space, time or money?
Then THIS is the post for you.
Let's start with ...
INGREDIENTS: (first prices are in Canadian Dollars)
English Muffins (Sometimes called Crumpets)
2 Packs of 6 - $3.70 each $ 7.40 ($ 5.35 US)
1 Can Condensed Tomato Soup $1.90 ($1.40 US)
1 Batch Green Onions $2.40 ($1.75 US)
Processed Cheese Slices (White) $5.00 ($3.70 US)
TOTAL:
$16.70 ($12.10 US)
14-Pack Rice Cakes (Cinnamon/Caramel) $3.50 ($2.55 US)
2 -Cans Pineapple Slices - $3.00 each - $6.00 ($4.35 US)
1 Cherry Yogurt (or anything Red) $4.50 ($3.25 US)
TOTAL:
$14.00 ($10.15 US)
Assembling Your Eats
π΄ Cut Your Crumpts in Half
π΄ Open Your Tomato Soup
π΄ WASH and Cut Onions
(Cut off and throw away Narly bit at end)
π΅ Lay Crumpets open on Microwaveable Plate
π΅ Smear on Soup (Sparingly. Remember it's CONDENSED)
π΅ Sprinkle with Cut up Onions
π΅ Put on Cheese Slices (cut into wedges or strips)
π΅ Zap for a minute or two
NEXT
π΅ Open bag of Rice Cakes (usually 12-14 per bag)
π΅ Smear on Yogurt
π΅ Open Pineapples, Drain
(put on Paper Towel few extra minutes to make dry)
π΅ Place slice on top of Yogurt
❣️ Put on nice plate to serve
π Let your guests Chow Down
You've just Fed 10 People for $30.70 ($22.35 US) with PLENTY to go around.
(And the Pineapple Rice Cakes will get some "oohs" and "ahhs" too.) π²
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This proves again that you don't have to be rich to have a party. And if you live in a dorm room, small apartment or small house you will learn the truth of one of my favorite sayings,
"Homes Full of Love Have Elastic Walls".
I've hosted many, many parties just at my living room coffee table with people sitting on the floor around it. People still refer to them YEARS (sometimes DECADES) later as some of the best times they've ever had.
This is just meant to give you an encouraging STARTING point to demonstrate you should never let a lack of money stop you from celebrating.
But get as creative as you wish AND ...
don't WAIT for a Special Occasion.
Life is WAY too short for that.
MAKE a Occasion Special! π
The Truth with Love,
Always Laura-Lee
(This idea is even rarer than I thought. I had a really hard time trying to find an image of people celebrating in a HOME that wasn't at Christmas time and didn't involve people all facing the same way watching a Big Screen. As you can see my top photo is from the 1970s! )
PLEASE NOTE
I'm NOT promoting one Brand over another.
You may be able to get an even better deal than the prices I've stated depending on your local stores and availability.
Also, all my blogs have NO Ads and NO Stores