
Since it's a new week, I'm determined to post what we eat for the $75 a Week Grocery Spending Challenge. I'll try to post for every day this week. I'll decide for the following weeks when I come to them.
Sunday
Breakfast: cold cereal and milk
Lunch: chicken, 3 peppers and onions, and corn with teriyaki sauce over rice
Supper: cheese pizza, banana halves
Snacks: sliced bell peppers (from my Mom's garden), tomatoes (from our garden and my
Mom's), and tomato juice (Thanks, Mom!)
Monday
Breakfast: leftover pancakes (from Saturday), milk
Lunch: macaroni and cheese with peas, fried bologna, and sliced tomatoes
Supper: cookout at my sister's house We're taking deviled eggs and carrot sticks.
The kids are thrilled about this next subject! Some of them have been fussing about only getting a half banana at a time. They don't care that half a banana is a serving, they just want a whole one to themselves. Anyway, Jon brought home a treat last night from work.
Bananas for banana bread!

Tomorrow will be quite busy with school, housework, and lots of baking!
2 comments:
You should do some choc-dipped frozen bananas as a last-harrah to the summer :)
I have put some in the freezer. Do you freeze the bananas first, or dip them and then just freeze afterward? I might do some chocolate covered banana bites. I'm sure that would be sweet enough for a snack.
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