looking for ideas for blue food?

You can die most food with blue food dye coloring its perfectly safe and will look super cool one time and grade school they dyed are eggs green so we could have green eggs and ham.

Organic blue corn chips

It's rare for children to eat very much in the way of elaborate meals at birthday parties, so I assume you are looking for finger food items. Here are a few ideas...

BLUE CREAM CHEESE WITH MINI BAGELS

Heap upon a of platter some mini bagels (plain). Then take a couple of blocks of cream cheese and soften them briefly in the microwave--OR take a few tubs of whipped cream cheese--and add blue food coloring (gels and pastes are better than the drops) until the desired shade of blue is achieved. Heap the blue cream cheese into a pretty glass (or opaque white) bowl so the color shows up best, and set in the middle of the platter with a blunt butter knife. If the children are *very* small, I would have plenty of bagels already assembled with the blue-colored cream cheese.

BLUE RANCH DRESSING WITH BABY CARROTS and CUCUMBER STICKS

Just color ranch dressing with blue food coloring and put into a glass bowl in the middle of a platter. Surround with baby carrots and cucumber sticks (or raw veggies of your choice).

BLUE DEVILED EGGS

Start with your favorite deviled eggs recipe. (If yours calls for relish, I would omit it for the sake of the children.) Before scooping the mixture back into the white egg halves, soak them in water mixed with a few drops of food coloring to get the desired shade of blue. Allow drying time on paper towels, then fill and serve. "Blue looks terrific with the yellow centers."

try some..

blue raspberry jello

blue corn chips

add blue food coloring to cupcakes or a cake