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Meal Plan for 9/6-9/12

  • Tuesday (9/6)

-Breakfast: Breakfast Cake, fruit

-Lunch: Sandwiches, fruit

-Dinner: Crock Pot Thai Chicken, Glazed Carrots, rice
  • Wednesday (9/7)

-Breakfast: Leftover Breakfast Cake, fruit

-Lunch: Leftover Thai Chicken and rice

-Dinner: Pepperoni Pizza Casserole, green beans
  •  Thursday (9/8)

-Breakfast: Sourdough Waffles, fruit

-Lunch: Workshop

-Dinner: Leftover Pizza Casserole, green beans
  •  Friday (9/9)

-Breakfast: Cereal, milk, fruit

-Lunch: Soup from freezer, crackers, fruit

-Dinner: Bacon Cheeseburger Pizza on sourdough crust, salad
  • Saturday (9/10)

-Breakfast: Sweet Potato Oatmeal, fruit

-Lunch: Leftover pizza, chips

-Dinner: Friend’s birthday party
  •  Sunday (9/11)

-Breakfast: Crock Pot Potato Breakfast, fruit

-Lunch and Dinner with Barry’s family
  •  Monday (9/12)

-Breakfast: Baked Oatmeal, fruit

-Lunch: Leftovers/sandwiches

-Dinner: Yellow Squash Penne, veggies

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