Gum Shoes, Clue Cards, Question Marks and Mustaches. Spy Cookies: These are sugar cookie cutouts decorated with royal icing, my daughter picked out the cutters she wanted and we decorated them together. (Make sure you have extra napkins and ice water at the ready).

There was a spy challenge among the kids as to who could put the most fire crackers in their mouth for the longest period of time. Truth Serum Pills: Here we used store-bought Hot Tamales and warned guests that if they attempted to eat them they would beg for mercy!įire Crackers: Using store-bought Fire Cheetos, we displayed a mouth-watering and fire cracking sensation in the mouth that guests couldn’t resist. Add grapes and cherries to the bottom of the tray to add the fruit “bomb” or cluster “bomb” effect.įuses: Here we just took store-bought red vines and placed them in a metal container, we only used red because she doesn’t care for black, but if you can get away with both I would prefer to mix the two. Poke skewers through watermelon to create what looks like an explosion. My 8 year old daughter really wanted a Spy Birthday party this year so we put our heads together and came up with these fun party food ideas for her guests:įruit Explosion: Watermelon cut in half remove meat and cut into cubes for skewers, place empty watermelon half cut side down on a tray, make fruit skewers with your favorite fruit (we used watermelon, pineapple and strawberries) top skewers with pre-printed printable labels (we used words like POW!, ZING, BOOM and SMACK).

Spy party ideas for 8 year olds