How To Make Vidalia Onion Party Favors

Giving your guests an onion to take after a Vidalia themed dinner is unique and for certain a conversation starter. Believe me! When they taste what you are serving, they will be thrilled to take one of these little beauties home. I am sharing the fun “How To Make Vidalia Onion Party Favors. Bonus! These favors make great place cards too.

How To Make Vidalia Onion Party Favors! Let’s Start with…

Pick A Fun Sweet Vidalia Onion Facts For The Backs of The Favor Tags

1. Mose Coleman discovered Vidalia onions during the great depression.
2. The Vidalia Onion became the Georgia state vegetable in 1990.
3. The onions get their flavor from the sulfur in the soil.
4. The Vidalia Onion has a 1,300 square foot museum filled with the history of this Georgia treasure.
5. Piggly Wiggly was the first grocery store to sell Vidalia Onions.

Find more fun Vidalia Onion facts here.

A slice of Onion on a Peanut Butter Sandwich?

A fun tip to write on the back of the onion tag.

Yes in-deedie! …

I remember summertime picnics sitting on top of a picnic table under the tall Georgia pines with my best friend and cousin Terry eating peanut butter and Sweet Vidalia Onion sandwiches made by our grandmother. It may sound strange, but we would argue “strangely delicious.”

How To Make Vidalia Onion Party Favors

Supplies

• Vidalia onions for each guest

• Spool Netting

• Raffia Twine

• kraft tags
• black Sharpies

Instructions

Write your guest names on each tag and/or a Vidalia onion tip or fact (scroll up) on the flip side.

Slide each Vidalia onion in a piece of spool netting. Tie a basic knot at the top with a piece of raffia. Add the tag and tie a bow.

Arrange them in a pretty bowl or basket lined with a cute dinner napkin or dish towel. Place them at your door for your guests to take home.

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