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These Tiny Foods Are Almost Too Cute to Eat

On February 8, Baltimore’s Small Foods Party will hold its annual luncheon. Here, see a few standout entries from last year’s event

February 3, 2020

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Mini “burger and fries” cookies.

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Mini “burger and fries” cookies.

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A “Farmette to Table” spread.

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A “Farmette to Table” spread.

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Bite-sized bakery treats.

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Bite-sized bakery treats.

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An “Itty Bitty Bagel Brunch,” complete with lox and a black-and-white cookie.

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An “Itty Bitty Bagel Brunch,” complete with lox and a black-and-white cookie.

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“Little Big Leagues” hot dog and cotton candy.

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“Little Big Leagues” hot dog and cotton candy.

Photo: Courtesy of Small Foods Party

Food court favorites from “Small of America.”

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Food court favorites from “Small of America.”

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Tiny taco salads.

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Tiny taco salads.

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Miniature layer cakes.

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Miniature layer cakes.

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“Up to No Gouda” mini cheeseboards.

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“Up to No Gouda” mini cheeseboards.

Photo: Courtesy of Small Foods Party

Tiny Chinese takeout.

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Tiny Chinese takeout.

Photo: Courtesy of Small Foods Party

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