4th of July Party Recipes

I can’t believe that the Fourth of July is almost here! That means it’s time to start preparing some crowd-pleasing fourth of July party recipes. Today I’m sharing some of my favorites to serve at parties.

I am someone who loves to throw parties for one simple reason – the food menu. Cooking up as many crowd-pleasing recipes as possible is my specialties. By the end of the party, it’s to be expected that multiple people will be begging me for the recipes. It feels pretty amazing when they love the food I cook that much!

But don’t worry, if this is your first rodeo, I promise these recipes are easy to whip up for your guests! I’ve included an even mix of appetizer recipes, drink recipes, main course dishes, and a few fourth of July desserts! You’re sure to find a few things to include on your menu with this list.

Now, let’s get to the 4th of July party recipes!

We love planning parties. We even wrote a little ebook about how to plan a party with less stress. Sure the book is about birthday parties, but the concepts still apply. 

When it comes to planning a 4th of July party, there are two areas that are super important. The festive activities and the food!

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The Best Fourth of July Party Recipes

Red, White, and Blue Cookie Bars by Twitchetts: Add fun sprinkles and you have a dessert that not only tastes great, but it also makes your food table look festive.

Patriotic Fruit Kabobs by Irie Made: Next up we have some fruit kabobs! These are great to set out before your party begins. They’re a good option to curb your appetite until the main attractions are done.

Triple Berry Fruit Dip by Tastes of Lizzy T: This can be either an appetizer or dessert! It’s very fruity, creamy, and perfect for dipping sugar cookies in.

Patriotic Pretzels by Simply Being Mommy: These are a real winner with any kids that are going to be at your party. The pretzels are very easy to make, go great with the patriotic theme, and are a good snack before anything begins.

Patriotic Taco Dip by Tastes of Lizzy T: Is it even a party if you don’t have any taco dip? This recipe is not only delicious and easy, but it also looks great on a table during the fourth of July!

Parmesan Cheddar Basil Stars by Mom Foodie: Parmesan cheddar basil anything is mouthwatering and delicious. These stars are full of flavor and fun to make!

Patriotic Punch by Mama Cheaps: Having punch is a must for any party! This one is super easy as it only uses a few main ingredients. It’s great for hydrating while kids run around, too.

Patriotic Tonic Fruit Water by Oh My Sugar High: This tonic fruit water is refreshing, fun, and very fruity. It’s a great option for parties!

Fourth of July Milkshakes by Pint Sized Baker: Milkshakes are another option you’ll need to keep tucked away so they don’t melt. Let me just say – these are so thick, sweet, and delicious!

Patriotic Cream Smoothies by Daily Dish Recipes: If you’ve never had a cream smoothie before, you’re really missing out! This patriotic smoothie is not only fun to look at but sweet to eat!

Juicy Lucy Sliders by Finding Zest: I’ve found that finger food as the main course is a great option at these parties. But that doesn’t mean they need to lack flavor! These juicy lucy sliders are sure to satisfy all your guests.

Bacon Wrapped Chicken Skewers by A Simple Pantry: Bacon-wrapped and a skewer? Yes, please! So moist, savory, and delicious. You’ll likely have guests rushing back for more.

Bacon Wrapped Hot Dogs by Onion Rings and Things: Speaking of bacon-wrapped…. why not a hotdog? You’d be surprised how amazing these are.

Walking Tacos by Princess Pinky Girl: You don’t typically think tacos when you’re drafting up a menu for a 4th of July party. But these walking tacos, also known as a taco in a bag, are amazing at parties!

Buffalo Turkey Meatballs by Wholesome Yum: Okay these might be better off as an appetizer, but just go with me. These turkey buffalo meatballs are so mouthwatering, full of flavor, and the perfect option at parties. Poke some toothpicks in them and you’re good to go!

Patriotic Candy Bark by What the Fork: We can’t possibly forget the sweets! This candy bark is fun, sweet, and very satisfying.

Patriotic Cake by Tastes of Lizzy T: Don’t forget the cake! This cake recipe is very moist, sweet, creamy and quite tasty.

Patriotic Brownie Parfaits by Sizzling Eats: For a lighter dessert, these brownie parfaits are great! They feature yogurt and fruit with just a touch of moist chocolatey goodness from the brownie pieces.

Stars and Stripes Patriotic Popcorn by Oh My Creative: Popcorn anyone? I don’t know what it is about candy popcorn recipes, they always seem to make an appearance for our parties.

Super Easy Cheesecake Dip by Twitchetts: This recipe is so simple that it’s perfect for a last-minute treat. Pair it with strawberries and blueberries and it’s perfect for the 4th of July.

More Independence Day activities you might like

• 3D Paper Firecrackers Decorate that food table with these festive and super easy paper firecrackers!
• Fidget Spinner Fireworks Create memories before the fireworks with this patriotic process art project
• 4th of July Printables Check out our Etsy shop for Fourth of July placemats, coloring pages, and more! Perfect for keeping everyone entertained at your 4th of July party.

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4th of July Traditions

The holidays are full of fun memories. As a child, I remember sitting at the edge of the driveway watching the neighbors light fireworks all night. As an adult, I enjoy spending the day with my kids and the night watching the sky twinkle.

Creating these family traditions is important to us. When we shared our Christmas family traditions and Valentine’s Day traditions, we knew we wanted to share our 4th of July traditions too.

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Tips for our favorite 4th of July family traditions

• • Food. There is so much food that I love to eat during this holiday. But I recommend storing the food indoors. This helps to keep the bugs away and prevent the food from spoiling too quickly.
  • Crafts. Think about the ages of your kids when choosing your crafts. Also, do you plan on decorating with them or just creating them for fun. This will determine if you need to be crafting the weekend before or the day of.
  • Printables. There are a lot of hours before the fireworks start, and poppers only entertain for so long. We love grabbing some fun printables to help pass the time.

Fourth of July food ideas

Oh, the food. We love to load up on the standard picnic grub. Here are a few of our favorite recipes for celebrating the 4th.

Fourth of July food ideas

Load up your paper plate with these goodies!

Red, White, and Blue Cookie Bars

These dessert bars are perfect for a 4th of July party or Memorial Day BBQ!

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4th of July Deviled Eggs

Don't these patriotic deviled eggs look cool?!?! Check out how we made them!

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Quick Cheesecake Spread

This is my go-to recipe for events. It's super easy and always a hit!

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PiggyBack Shrimp

Seriously, this appetizer will be the talk of the party.

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Pepper Oil Drizzled Hummus Bites

These bites are perfect for people to pop as they walk by the food table.

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Baked Chicken Wings

Even if you don't want to fire up the grill, these wings will be a hit!

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4th of July crafts for kids

Whether you use these kids crafts for decorating or as a party activity, you’ll be making memories as you create!

4th of July crafts for kids

Your kids will love creating these 4th of July crafts!

Sparkling patriotic rocks

Create these sparkling patriotic rocks with y our kids.

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3D Paper Firework Craft

These paper fireworks are perfect for decorating your food table!

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Fidget spinner fireworks

Dust off those fidget spinners and make some fun 4th of July art!

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Mess-free glitter fireworks

Yep, you read that right. Kids can create these glittery fireworks that are practically mess free!

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Giant patriotic paper flowers

Create these patriotic paper flowers as big or as small as you want! They would make an amazing backdrop at your 4th of July party!

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4th of July printables

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Red, White, and Blue Cookie Bars

4th of July is a great holiday to celebrate with kids. From the amazing fireworks, the patriotic crafts, and the delicious BBQ food. There is so much fun to be had!

My go-to dessert to bring to a 4th of July BBQ is our cheesecake spread paired with strawberries & blueberries. But I thought I would step it up a notch this year and make something that is a bit more involved.

These red, white, and blue cookie bars are festive and delicious. So they will look amazing at the dessert table of any party.

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Tips for making 4th of July cookie bars

• Mix up the colors to match any holiday or party theme!
• Serve them in the pan or sliced up on a plate!

How to make this 4th of July dessert

Below is the recipe for these delicious red, white, and blue cookie bars. Feel free to print them for easy reference!

Yield: 1 9x13 pan of bars (cut them up as big or as small as you wish!)

Red, White, and Blue Cookie Bars

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These dessert bars are perfect for a 4th of July party or Memorial Day BBQ!

Prep Time 10 minutes

Cook Time 30 minutes

Total Time 40 minutes

Ingredients

Cookie Bars

• 1 cup unsalted butter (softened)
• 4 oz cream cheese (softened)
• 1 ¾ cups sugar
• 2 large eggs + 1 egg white
• 2 teaspoons vanilla extract
• 2 ½ cups unbleached flour
• ½ teaspoon baking powder
• 1 teaspoon salt
• Holiday Sprinkles

Frosting

• ¾ cup unsalted butter (softened)
• 2 cups powdered sugar
• 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
• ¼ teaspoon salt

Instructions

1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
2. Combine butter and cream cheese with an electric mixer.
3. Add sugar and mix well.
4. Mix in the egg and the vanilla.
5. Add in the flour, baking powder, and salt.
6. Mix well until the dough forms.
7. Fold in holiday sprinkles (I used about ½ cup. You could do more or less).
8. Line a 9x13 baking dish with parchment paper and lightly spray with cooking spray.
9. Spread batter into pan.
10. Bake for 30 - 35 minutes (time may depend on how thick your dough is).
11. Remove from oven and let cool completely.
12. While the cookie is cooling, make the frosting (directions below).
13. Once the cookie is cooled, remove from baking dish and frost.
14. Garnish with holiday sprinkles and cut into squares or bars.

 Frosting Directions:

1. Cream together softened butter and vanilla.
2. Add in powdered sugar and salt.
3. Mix well with a fork or an electric mixer.  

More patriotic ideas you will love!

• Patriotic deviled eggs – These deviled eggs are perfect for your holiday potluck!
• 3D firecracker craft – Decorate your table with this easy craft.
• Sparkling patriotic rocks – This craft can be done at your party, while you’re waiting for the sun to go down.

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Patriotic Crafts for Kids

With the 4th of July right around the corner, it’s time to break out the red, white, and blue crafts. Our kids love creating for this fun holiday.

Do you have fun traditions for Independence Day? We love to grill up some burgers or hot dogs, break out the deviled eggs, and serve up an easy dessert.

Of course, you have to have fireworks. From simple snakes to the spectacular shows.

But a lot of the fun happens in the evenings. Patriotic crafts are a fun way to kill time before the main event.

Don’t forget, you can also make these crafts in May for Memorial Day!

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Firework Crafts

Create the effect of firecrackers with this collection of firework crafts. 

Mess-Free Glitter Fireworks // Twitchetts
Create sparkling firework art with this mess-free technique.

Sparkler Firework Craft // Kids Craft Room
We love these fun sparkler crafts. Use them as decorations or play with them before the show begins.

3D Firework Craft // Twitchetts
Use paper tubes to create these fun 3D fireworks.

Patriotic Rockets Craft // Happiness Is Homemade
To get your home ready for the holiday, create these fun Independence Day rocket decorations from some basic supplies and recyclables.

Firework Art Project // Arty Crafty Kids
Have some messy artsy fun with this firework art project.

Fidget Spinner Fireworks // Twitchetts
Dust off those fidget spinners to create this fun firework art.

Flag Crafts for Kids

What patriotic roundup would be complete without some fun flag crafts? 

Popsicle Stick Flags // Ginger Snap Crafts
Turn your flags into a banner! Love how festive & fun it makes the mantel look.

Straw Flag Craft // I Heart Crafty Things
It’s a perfect little craft to keep kids occupied while you are preparing a holiday meal or attending a party.

Paper Plate Flag // Crafts on the Sea
This cute 4th July craft for kids is super easy to make and looks fantastic too.

Stick Flag Craft // Non-Toy Gifts
Let the kids clean up the yard, then they can create this fun stick flag!

American Flag Cootie Catcher // Red Ted Art
The kids will love playing with this fun Cootie Catcher printable!

More 4th of July Crafts

These red, white, and blue crafts will get everyone into the holiday spirit! 

Giant Patriotic Flower // Twitchetts
Create patriotic paper flowers with this easy construction paper craft for kids.

Patriotic Coloring Pages // KingsleyPublishing
Nothing is better than a good coloring page. This set is perfect for the 4th of July!

Red White and Blue Felt Wreath Craft // 7 On A Shoestring
Let the kids help decorate by creating this fun wreath for the front door!

DIY Patriotic Window Clings // Chica Circle
Decorate the windows with this fun puffy paint activity.

Patriotic Recycled Tin Can Wind Chimes // Creative Green Living
This craft takes the tin can wind chime up a notch!

Statue of Liberty toilet roll crafts // A Little Pinch of Perfect
Grab the template and create this lovely lady!

Patriotic DIY Bubble Wands // I Heart Crafty Things
Kids will love using their creativity to create a custom DIY bubble wand and then the fun really begins when they get to use it for some summer bubble blowing fun!

Patriotic Kids Blowers // Natural Beach Living
Whether you are having a Summer party or you are just looking for a great craft to make with your children. This one will blow them away.

Popsicle Stick Star Streamers // Happiness Is Homemade
The sky’s the limit for these red, white, and blue stars!

Statue of Liberty Crown & Torch // Buggy and Buddy
This craft is perfect for a unit on American symbols or for the 4th of July.

Patriotic Cupcake Liner Flowers // Fireflies And Mudpies
These cupcake liner flowers are a fun and quick craft for kids

Patriotic Prairie Point Star Ornaments // Super Mom No Cape
Grab some fabric scraps and create these fun star ornaments!

Bead Kit // AuntJennysBeads
If your kids like to create necklaces, they will love this craft kit!

Patriotic SVG Files // TjCutStudio
Get the perfect look with this collection of cut files on Etsy! It’s a great deal too!

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We’re feeling extra patriotic with these fun craft for kids. We hope you’ll share this with your friends by pinning or sharing to your Facebook page. Happy 4th of July!

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Sparkling Patriotic Rocks

Rock hunting and hiding is in full swing! For Memorial Day, our area had a big picnic and asked for lots of patriotic rocks for the kids to hunt. You know I helped with that project!

We really love to create fun new stone painting ideas for you to try with your little ones! These are perfect for the kiddos or for any rock painting beginner!

Use them to decorate around the home or leave them out to brighten someone’s day. This stone painting idea is perfect for Memorial Day, the 4th of July, Veterans Day, Flag Day, or any other time you want to show off your USA love.

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Supplies for sparkling rocks:

• Rocks. (check out these tips for where to buy rocks)
• Painters Tape.
• Foam Brushes.
• Paint.
• Mod Podge.
• Glitter.
• Clear Sealant. (we recommend this kind)

How to make glitter painted rocks

Check out these step by step instructions for creating patriotic rocks. Then you can see it all in action in the video below!

If you have a light enough color (near white) rock or stone this is perfect for making these rocks. If not go ahead and base coat your stone white and give it plenty of time to dry.

Use your painters tape to cover up the parts that you do not want to be blue.

Use your foam brush and paint the rock. Try to make your brush strokes full away from the painters tape, not towards it. 

This will help keep the line crisp. Once your paint has dried peel up the tape. Now decide where you want your glitter. Add a new piece of tape to section it off.

Cover the space with Mod Podge and then cover the area with glitter. Do this over a lid or piece of paper to catch the loose pieces.

Set the wet rock aside aside and let it dry.

Once dry, remove the painters tape.

Using a roll of tape you can remove any stray pieces of glitter from your rock.

You can also touch up any paint if the tape pulls any off. You can add words or leave them plain.

No matter what they will be beautiful.

Make sure to seal with a few coats of clear sealant to help hold all that glitter in place.

I hope you give this glitter rock a try! Don’t forget we have loads of other fun rock painting ideas for kids. You can check them out here!

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Firework Art

When the weather gets nice you start to think about all the fun summer will bring! Cookouts, pool days, and of course one of my favorites, fireworks!

If you love fireworks as much as me or are just looking for a fun patriotic craft four your kiddos, you will want to try this fun art project.

I found a way to create beautiful glittery fireworks, without all the mess that usually comes with the glitter!

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Supplies for mess-free glitter fireworks

• Cardstock.
• Glitter glue.
• Washable Markers. Colors to match the glitter you choose.
• Large Hole Punch. You can use scissors too.
• Cotton Swabs.
• Painters Tape.

How to make this fun patriotic art project

Start by punching out a circle for each firecracker you want to create. Secure them to your piece of cardstock using a bit of painters tape.

Next, take your marker and color a few circles around the inside of your circle. Then add the matching glitter glue.

Using a cotton swab, pull the glitter off of the circle out onto the paper in streaks.

Creating a beautiful firework shape. The glue will pull a bit of the color from the marker as well making them show even better. You can even pull a trail down the paper to show where it shot off from.

Use a separate cotton swab for each color. Once all of your fireworks are done carefully remove the circle center and you’re done!

Your kids will love how they shimmer and sparkle, you will love that they can make something pretty with glitter without all the mess!

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My kids have loved creating fun 3D flowers… Ever since we made rainbow flowers we have done them every possible way you can imagine… except Giant! Until now.

Supplies for giant construction paper flowers:

• Construction Paper. 2 sheets each of Red, Blue, & White.
• Something Circular to Trace. A plate works well.
• Scissors.
• Glue Stick.
• 1.5″ Circle Punch. Or something smaller to trace and cut out.

How to create red, white, and blue paper flowers

These are really quite easy to make. We made ours using colors for the 4th of July, but you can make these any way you like! Watch this quick 2-minute video to see just how easy they are to create!

Step by step patriotic flower tutorial

Start by tracing something to create six large circles. I used a plate. Then cut out the circles and fold each one in half like a taco shell. Use the 1.5-inch circle punch to create a center circle. Line up 2 of the same color pedals across from each other.

Next, start adding in your other pedals. Try to space them as evenly as you can. Glue down your center circle, this will help hold them in place to glue the backside. Flip over your construction paper flower and lift up the back petals and glue them to each other. Once you have worked your way around the whole flower you’re done!

Whether you are decorating for the 4th of July or you want some beautiful flowers for spring decorations these are sure to be a winner. Even younger children can help with a lot of the prep and construction of these!

You can also make these flowers small. Perfect for an afternoon craft or a card. These are the patriotic flowers V and I created. For step by step instruction on these just head here to our rainbow flowers post!

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School is officially out. If there is one thing I know, it’s that summer is about to go flying by! Every year it seems shorter and shorter. My baby is turning 3 soon and then the next thing you know it will be the 4th of July! While brainstorming some patriotic crafts, we came up with this easy paper firework craft.  These are perfect for Memorial Day, Fourth of July, or any other holiday where you want to bring out the Red, White, and Blue.

What you need for your Paper Firework Craft:

• A Toilet Paper Tube. (One per firecracker)
• Scissors.
• Paint. Any colors will do, but we went with the traditional red, white, and blue.
• A paintbrush.
• Some sort of paint palette.

Making your 4th of July crafts:

Start by cutting slits up one side of your toilet paper tube.  The slits should be about an inch and a half each. (no need to measure) If your child is old enough you can let them do this! It is a great scissor practice activity.Then cut slits from the other side leaving about half an inch in the middle uncut. Press the long slits flat onto the table and fold the short slits back parallel to the table.

I used a bit of tape to hold them in place and let V go crazy painting them. Make sure to get them from every angle. The centers too.

This shape was fun for her to paint! After she was finished I moved the paper firework craft off to the side so they weren’t sitting in all of the extra paint.

I glued mine to the end of a few cake pop sticks to use as 4th of July decorations! You could easily hang these from fishing line, or even use them to create a festive wreath! No matter what you do with them, this paper firework craft is so much fun to do with your little ones, and costs next to nothing to make! A win-win when it comes to fourth of July crafts with kids!

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4th of July Deviled Eggs

The fun-crackled design of these eggs can be done for any holiday. But they remind me of fireworks, making them a fantastic 4th of July tradition.

Because you can’t have a BBQ or potluck without deviled eggs.

I love watching my kid’s little fingers peel the egg shells off.

We used an all-natural egg dye kit for this recipe. You can also use our tutorial for using foods to dye eggs.

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Tips for making deviled eggs for the 4th of July

• We highly recommend using a natural food dye.
• These are perfect for any color scheme. You could even use them to teach about the colors of the rainbow!
• Make the perfect hard-boiled eggs by following the instructions in this collection of hard-boiled egg recipes.

Yield: 24 Deviled Eggs

Colorful Deviled Eggs

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Use these colorful deviled eggs to make any BBQ festive. Try them in red, white, and blue for your Memorial day potluck!

Cook Time 10 minutes

Total Time 10 minutes

Ingredients

• 1 Dozen Hard Boiled Eggs
• 1 pkg of Natural Food Dye
• 1/4 cup Mayonnaise
• 1 teaspoon Yellow Mustard
• 1/4 teaspoon Salt
• Pinch of Sugar
• Paprika for garnish

Instructions

1. Prepare the food dye according to the package directions.
2. Gently crack your eggs all around.
3. Place your cracked eggs into the food dye. I let mine sit for 5 minutes on either side.
4. After the eggs have dried, peel off all of the shells. Child participation is not required but encouraged.
5. You’re left with a fun-looking egg.
6. Cut each egg in half length-wise. When cutting your eggs, pay attention to the design. You want to cut your eggs so that the design is on the sides. This way, you can see the fun cracked look while the eggs are sitting on a plate.
7. Place the yolks into a bowl.
8. Add the mayonnaise, mustard, salt, and sugar. Mix well.
9. Carefully spoon the mixture back into the egg whites.
10. Sprinkle with paprika.

Nutrition Information:

Yield:

24

Serving Size:

1 Egg
Amount Per Serving: Calories: 55Total Fat: 4gSaturated Fat: 1gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 3gCholesterol: 94mgSodium: 70mgCarbohydrates: 0gFiber: 0gSugar: 0gProtein: 3g

When to serve color cracked deviled eggs

These delicious deviled eggs are perfect for loads of events and activities.

• Serve them at a class party.
• They make fantastic dragon eggs at a birthday party
• Bring them to a Memorial Day BBQ or 4th Of July potluck.

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