purchasing small buns for sliders?

[tornadoliese]

hi. this is my first post here. thanks for having me. =)

i am planning on giving a dinner party soon and plan to do some small sliders as an appetizer. does anyone know where i might pick up some buns to use for the sliders? dairy free, please.

thanks!

[gordo26]

Try Huckleberry. I have been told that if you give them advance notice they can whip them up for you. You may have some luck on the special requests.

[Bob Brooks]

Ralph's Markets sells a combo pack of a dozen rolls in a mix of plain, sesame and poppy that work well for sliders. Of course, if you want sweet, King's would be the way to go.

[LA Buckeye Fan]

I have used potato rolls from any market. Also great for mini sloppy joes. Not sure if they are dairy free though.

[Johnny L]

all the food trucks in LA use King Hawaiian buns with good results but you have to cut them yourself.

[JEN10]

I believe I saw them at Trader Joe's, not sure if they are dairy free.

[annapurna7]

Trader Joe's does carry slider buns. Also not sure they are dairy free.

[monku]

Many have used King's Hawaiian dinner rolls and they now make a slider type roll. Costco sells a bag of dinner type rolls too.

[tornadoliese]

is their slider type roll also sweet?

[monku]

Noticed today at Superior Grocers they have two kinds of King's Hawaiian rolls. Their regular sweet ones and one that's made with all butter.

[JPomer]

we've used the King's Hawaiian rolls for sliders too. They work well.

[misterjohanssen]

I use King's Hawaiian for sliders all the time. The actually have a really good recipe for island-style sliders to compliment the rolls.

http://www.kingshawaiian.com/recipes/...