Homemade Star Wars Party Menu

I am a confirmed themed party food nerd, so I made sure that all the menu items for the Star Wars party had appropriately dorky names.  The food was all relatively low-maintenance and inexpensive too, from the burgers to the no-bake cookies.  I hope you can take some of these ideas and use them for your Star Wars birthday party!

STAR WARS PARTY FOOD MENU

Han Burgers – Frozen burger patties I cooked in the crock pot, served on buns with all the fixins

Vader Taters –  French fries from a local diner

Millenium Falcorn – Steam in the bag corn

Storm Trooper Scoopers – Scoop-shaped corn chips and salsa

Carbonite Jello – My son’s Han Solo toy encased in gelatin

Yoda Soda – A special swampy green punch (recipe below)

Dark Side Chocolate Cake – Dark chocolate cake from a box because I can’t bake cakes from scratch

C3P Oreo Ice Cream – Cookies ‘n’ Cream ice cream

Wookie Cookies –  Standard peanut butter and chocolate no-bake cookies

Qui Gon Jin-gerbread Stars – Pilsbury refrigerated gingerbread cookies cut into stars

Endor Trail Mix – A sweet, Ewok-themed snack

I designed the food signs using PicMonkey and had them printed off at Walgreens.  At the end of the post, you will find a way to download your own copies of the signs if you would like to use them for your party.

The Yoda Soda was just a 2 liter of lemon-lime pop and a half gallon of lime sherbet.  The result looked very much like a Dagobah swamp, but was surprisingly tasty.

I trapped Han Solo in some Carbonite Jello by mixing blue raspberry and orange jello together.  It was a little more green than I would have liked, but it was still pretty cool.

The Endor Trail Mix was a combination of sugar pop cereal, mint M&Ms, yogurt-covered raisins, and chocolate graham bears (meant to look like Ewoks).

I was so pleased with the BetterCreme frosting that I used for my daughter’s Mickey party, that I used it again this time, in vanilla instead of chocolate.  I frosted the cake and filled all the Qui-Gon Jin-gerbread Stars with the one carton of frosting.

I decorated the cake with Wilton Darth Vader and Yoda decorations and my son’s name.  I will share how I created my son’s name in chocolate later today.

Since I am such a naming nerd, I came up with a few more Star Wars menu items that we did not end up using:

• Luke Skywalking Tacos
• Boba Fettuccini Alfredo
• Jabba Juice
• Pada –Wontons
• Darth Maulted Milkshakes
• Admiral Ack-Bars

Click any of the thumbnails below to be taken to a full-sized, un-watermarked graphic that you can download to your hard drive:

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Thanks,  Jessica Hill