Conference Foods (NWR)

peekaboo2011

So, I have a conference in roughly two weeks that I'm planning/running.  Next week I have to do a run to BJs/Costco to pick up snacks and stuff for breakfast and our receptions.  Can I get thoughts on anything extra for snacks and breakfast foods?  I'm trying to stay away from stuff that needs to be cooked, as it's just me and the last time ex-boss's wife got involved in the kitchen, I wanted to throw eggs at her.  So, simplicity is what I'm going for.  Also, all beverages are being provided by our conference center, we will have coffee/tea/water/juice/soda available.

Breakfast:

Hard Boiled Eggs (I'll do these in advance)

Yogurt

Oatmeal

Fruit Salad

Snacks:

Cookies

Baked Chips

Whole fruit (clementines, probably)

Granola Bars

Crackers

Anything else?

AprilH81

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/wedding-boards_chit-chat_conference-foods-nwr?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Wedding%20BoardsForum:14Discussion:55e99952-9973-4c23-9c30-fd4879b49309Post:5eb80315-3372-47bd-aadf-223b558dc4cb">Re: Conference Foods (NWR)</a>:
[QUOTE]Non-toasted bagels or muffins would both be fine with me.
Posted by Liatris2010[/QUOTE]

<div>Add in some butter, cream cheese and jam/jelly.  No toaster is needed.</div>

Peledreamsofrain

In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/wedding-boards_chit-chat_conference-foods-nwr?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Wedding BoardsForum:14Discussion:55e99952-9973-4c23-9c30-fd4879b49309Post:433d2039-6d10-432e-b676-97ceda4163f0">Re: Conference Foods (NWR)</a>:
[QUOTE]I did suggest danishes and muffins for the last one, and was told they were too full of fat for our group.  I'm working with (mostly) older people.  I'll run muffins by new boss tomorrow and see what his thoughts are on at least muffins and bagels. If you guys think of anything else let me know!  I feel like I'm ready to tear my hair out over here.
Posted by peekaboo2011[/QUOTE]

Bran or wheat muffins are considered 'healthy' despite all the butter and oil in them.  They'll probably go right under the radar, and be appreciated.