Mr. Grinch was a hard man to please, but I think he would be fond of these Jello shots. Top the green gelatin with whipped cream, red sugar, and of course a little red heart. Get the full recipe and instructions from The Soccer Mom Blog. Grinch Hot Cocoa When the Rice Krispies are set, use a heart shaped cookie cutter to cut your Rice Krispies making these cute Grinch hearts. To make the popcorn, I used green melting chocolate and simply drizzled it over plain air popped popcorn. Top it off with green M&M’s and you have a simple and yummy Grinch treat. This drink might just be my new favorite! It is very tasty, and could not be simpler. We mixed our ice cubes with Sprite and for the adults we used Mountain Dew…seriously, so good!

P.S. These creative ideas are great for a Grinch birthday party, too! Grinch Christmas Party Decorations Grinch Christmas Tree Christmas music is one of the best parts about the holiday season. Am I the only one that keeps “All I Want for Christmas” on repeat the month of December?! If you’d rather go the traditional route with classics including “Silent Night,” “Joy to the World,” or “Carol of the Bells,” consider booking professional carolers. These talented singers will serenade you and guests with their beautiful voices that will sound like you are in Whoville. I have to give credit to my cute hubby for this next idea. He brainstormed these cuties and I love the way they turned out. And best of all, it’s as simple as making Rice Krispie Treats! Now that we have the food taken care of, let’s talk about what we are going to do at this party…other than watch the Grinch of course! 🙂 Grinch Party Games: Grinch Bingo:

Although the Grinch wasn’t a fan of Christmas festivities, he is an iconic holiday character that should make an appearance on your tree this year. Decorate your evergreen with a DIY Grinch ornament that is simple and adorable. Lay out clear ornaments, green feathers, and other Grinch crafts supplies for people to create their own Grinch Christmas decorations. Visit Bronner’s Blog for the step by step tutorial. Appoint the Holiday Cheermeister Making your own cake pops is one of the best sweet party favors, and the good news, you can get extremely creative with a Grinch theme. Make red velvet cake pops or color vanilla cake with red food dye, and coat in green-colored white chocolate or candy melts. This way when guests bite inside, they will see red covered in green—resembling the Grinch’s heart. Make Grinch-Themed Party Food Roast Beast Dr. Seuss characters have an adorably unique look to them, almost resembling real-life caricatures. Feature the opportunity for guests to be transformed into a Who by hiring a caricaturist to create individual drawings. Partygoers of all ages will love this personalized touch that also doubles as a party favor.

One of my family’s favorite traditions is our Christmas movie night. We invite the cousins over, get pizza and eat lots of yummy treats! Oh yeah, and we squeeze in watching a Christmas movie! 😉 It’s such a fun night that my kiddos look forward to all season.Did someone hear footsteps on the roof? It’s not Santa Claus but the mean and green Christmas hater—the Grinch! Browse our talented costumed characters and their portfolio of appearances, some including the Grinch and his dog, Max. An appearance by this iconic green character is sure to steal guests’ attention and liven up the holiday party. We guarantee they’ll be as convincing as Jim Carrey! Simply make the Rice Krispie Treats as directed splitting the batch. You won’t need as many of the red Rice Krispie Treats you will only need about a 1/4 of the batch for the red. Add the food coloring after the marshmallows are melted. The slime craze is not going away any time soon, so incorporate it into this Grinch party for the younger guests. Along with the clear glue, saline, water, and baking soda base, mix green food coloring, green glitter, and tiny red hearts for a holiday version. This Grinch slime recipe is sure to be a hit for the little Whos in attendance. Grinch Party Favors Chocolate Coal