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Looking for a fun way to make Christmas a little more magical for your family? Host your own Grinch Who Feast!
Last year I put together a little Christmas dinner for my parents and my four kiddos, and we had so much fun leaning into the How the Grinch Stole Christmas theme. We had a festive table, a silly themed menu, candy cane headbands, and plenty of Grinch-inspired food.
It was simple, but it made an ordinary family dinner feel like a special Christmas tradition. I can’t wait to host again this year!
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Our Who Feast Menu
Of course, the food had to have some fun Whoville-inspired names!
Green Punch – Green Kool-Aid
Roast Beast – Slow-cooker chuck roast
Who Hash – Slow-cooker carrots and potatoes
Who Pudding – Green Jell-O and vanilla pudding with green food coloring
Grinchy Greens – Salad kit
Crumpit Cookies – Cookies for dessert
I kept the food really simple because I wanted to actually enjoy the evening with my family instead of spending the entire day in the kitchen.
FESTIVE Setup
The table was probably my favorite part!
I went with a classic red, white, and green Christmas color scheme and added Grinch plates, a themed menu, and a few other festive touches. I found most of my decor at the Dollar Store, Hobby Lobby, and Amazon. I’ll link items similar to what I used!
Who Feast Decor & Party Supplies
Don’t Forget the Grinch Movie!
After dinner, we settled in to watch How the Grinch Stole Christmas together.
It was the perfect ending to our Who Feast and made the whole night feel like one big Christmas activity.
A New Christmas Tradition
Our Who Feast was such a fun and simple way to make Christmas feel a little more special. The kids loved having a dinner that felt completely different from a normal night, and I loved that it didn’t take a ton of work to pull together.
Sometimes the simplest Christmas traditions end up being the most memorable!
If you’re looking for a fun Grinch Christmas party idea or a new family Christmas tradition, I highly recommend hosting your own Who Feast!
