Christmas mystery dinner menu ideas

The Merry Little Christmas Cafe Mystery Meal is a fun and creative way to serve your family lunch or dinner. Use it for a party, birthday, April Fool's Day, a Christmas party, or anytime you want a laugh! The menu items aren't what you think! The set comes with a menu, answer sheet, course cards, directions sheet, and tip sheet. The answer sheet will be available in the download. Make a meal more fun! This is sure to provide lots of laughs and great memories! Also check out our other mystery…

This turned out to be so much fun :) I found the idea on this website so I won't go into too much detail. She did it at Christmas. ...

Have the kids raving about your Christmas Holiday Mystery Dinner Party! Invite your guests to fill out these one-of-a-kind menus without giving them the key. Then, watch as they end up eating jello with a fork or even worse--with no utensils at all. The hilarious scenarios are endless! Your family or dinner guests will love it! Download includes printable Guest Menu, Christmas-themed dinner key and a blank key in case you'd rather serve your own selection of items. Instructions are in the…

How to host a Mystery Dinner Mystery Dinners are probably the most rewarding type of meal that any person can plan. My motto is ‘The more the merrier’, this works well if you are having a lot of people for dinner. Having been the head of an...

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A "mystery dinner" is a dinner party with a cryptic menu where only the host/hostess knows what's actually on the menu! Here are some of my favorite ideas and themes.

You will be serving a mystery meal dinner where the guests order from a menu, without knowing what those menu items are! There should be much fun when the guests get their courses and find out wha…

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We celebrated the graduating seniors in our young women's class for mutual a couple of weeks ago. A really neat lady had us over to her house for a mystery dinner. I had never been to one before and it turned out to be really fun. When we got there we all sat at a large rectangular table. We were given a menu. The food items were listed in code. For example, one menu item was named "boxers best" and it turned out to be punch (juice). Another menu item was "Garden of Eden" and it was the code…

How to host a Mystery Dinner Mystery Dinners are probably the most rewarding type of meal that any person can plan. My motto is ‘The more the merrier’, this works well if you are having a lot of people for dinner. Having been the head of an...