Looking for some fun poker themed food ideas?

We're going to have you cooking up a storm in no time with our ideas. These easy to make items will make your next game night stand out from the crowd. Think of it as your personal recipe for a full house of fun!

Full house fries

Let's start with a poker themed food appetizer, the opening hand of your party, if you win. You can't go wrong with full house fries. Now to make them, they're pretty much just regular fries. But the twist is, you get two varieties (think regular potato fries and sweet potato fries) and serve them up with two of one flavor and three of the other. Or, if you can't be bothered to do that, simply instruct your friends to eat them that way. It's so simple, fun and a great conversation starter (although your friends might make fun of you because of the lame pun!).

Royal flush roll ups

Let's face it, we're all about the funny names here with these poker themed food ideas. Royal flush roll ups are simply tortillas filled with an array of veggies and meats. Keep it poker themed by opting for traditional poker colours. Reds, greens and blacks are best. Then roll them up and slice 'em. They're simple to eat with one hand if you're playing with the other!

All-in chicken wings

Who doesn't love a chicken wing? They're spicy, saucy and irresistible. Maybe not one to eat while you're literally playing poker (things could get messy), but a great option for a break. Serve these all-in chicken wings with a variety of sauces, ranging from slightly spicy to blow your head off. With this interactive element, your friends can decide if they want to go all in on the spice or limp in with a mild option. No judgement here…

Four of a kind kebabs

Another super easy poker themed food option. Just simply stick four of whatever type of thing you want on a skewer. Could be pieces of chicken, could be cherry tomatoes, could be chunks of halloumi. Whatever you fancy. Then don't forget to add a fifth non-matching thing. And you've got a four of a kind with a kicker. Extra points if you have a spicy kicker!

And of course, this would also work well with three of a kind too!

Check chips and dip

It can't get easier than this dish. Check chips and dip is basically a variety of different chips with an assortment of dips. Encourage guests to “check out” dips as they munch on the chips throughout the evening.

Suit salad

Feel like getting creative with your veggies for your next poker themed food recipe? Get some veggies or fruits and then cut each of them into the shape of the suits. So you could, for example, cut out lettuce clubs, carrot diamonds, pepper hearts and cucumber spades. A sharp knife and/or a scissors is your friend here.

Poker chip cookies

If you love the sweeter things in life, poker chip cookies are for you! They're pretty easy to make and visually appealing too. A win/win!

Suit sips

Move over poker themed food, let's talk about the beverages on offer. Serve four different drinks each representing one of the different suits. They could be colour themed, sure. Or you could get a little more creative. How about club soda for clubs, sparkling wine for diamonds, tomato juice (or Bloody Marys) for hearts and this ace of spades-inspired blackberry cocktail.

Don't forget presentation

For your poker party, make sure you don't fall short when it comes to presentation. Lay out your poker themed food on a table with a green table cloth on it. You can use an old deck of cards as little signs as to what your various food options are. It's all about the names, so get some extra brownie points and make sure everyone knows what they're eating. And keep the serving sizes small. It's easier for guests to handle and means they can try lots of different things.

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