Leftover cut up hot dogs on white bread.
I was butt poor in college, so we got creative. At the Deli in the Rathskeller, the counter guy wasn't the brightest bulb. They had a price for a sandwich, things like tomato were free, and a slight upcharge to get a roll instead of bread. After a bit of persuasion, we convinced him to make us a tomato and lettuce with mayo on a roll for 25 cents. That lasted for a few weeks until his boss found out.
Funny, our high school Facebook page is about 20% on the old lunches and does anyone have the recipes. The top two are the recipe for turkey slop and pizza burgers.
I make my Boy some delicious lunches, which he heartily eats. I get a kick out of making him tasty things to enjoy. Deli meat roll ups with cheese, pickles and spicy mustard. Homemade chicken noodle soup in a thermos. Turkey sammich with bacon, lettuce & tomato. Hot meatballs in a thermos along with a roll and cheese to make himself a meatball sub. Fresh fruit, fresh veggies with dip, chips and brownies or cookies.
Would you be my mommy..... pwease?I make my Boy some delicious lunches, which he heartily eats. I get a kick out of making him tasty things to enjoy. Deli meat roll ups with cheese, pickles and spicy mustard. Homemade chicken noodle soup in a thermos. Turkey sammich with bacon, lettuce & tomato. Hot meatballs in a thermos along with a roll and cheese to make himself a meatball sub. Fresh fruit, fresh veggies with dip, chips and brownies or cookies.
He said that if he were to purchase lunch from the cafeteria, his lunch period would essentially be over before he could eat it.
Only a sammich?
One of the ways I got around meals in college was either at Roy's or 7-Eleven - I would LOAD UP on fixin's which were free. One Roy's burger with a pile of pickles on top and a load of onions on the bottom, and I was full. One 7 Eleven hot dog with chili, cheese and anything else that was free, and there would be enough food.
Yes, still one of my favorite books.
When I see kids in the schools, quite a few look over weight to me. Perhaps some eat more often than others.
I learned frito pies in college. 1 bag of Fritos and as much chili and cheese as you could fit in.
All kids look overweight to me. I found my k-5 class pics and we were skinny. The "fat kid" in my class doesn't look fat next to today's average kid.
I was the "fat kid" and I looked malnourished compared to some of today's youth.
That's especially a problem when the cafeteria runs out of food and has to wait for more to be delivered from the off-site kitchen. Or, when the Administrator covering the lunch doesn't feel like doing it because he has other things to do (catch up on his fantasy sports teams, go out for a Nooner, take a nap, play Solitaire on his computer, stuff like that) so he sends the kids back to class after 10 or 15 minutes.I make my Boy some delicious lunches, which he heartily eats. I get a kick out of making him tasty things to enjoy. Deli meat roll ups with cheese, pickles and spicy mustard. Homemade chicken noodle soup in a thermos. Turkey sammich with bacon, lettuce & tomato. Hot meatballs in a thermos along with a roll and cheese to make himself a meatball sub. Fresh fruit, fresh veggies with dip, chips and brownies or cookies.
He said that if he were to purchase lunch from the cafeteria, his lunch period would essentially be over before he could eat it.