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Menu Plan July 4- July 10th




Welcome to July. It is so hot here in my house, really no food has been made. I believe our menu has consisted of hot pockets and dollar cheeseburgers.. We invested in a propane tank for our free grill Chevy Man’s mom gave us. This should be some motivation to eat at home!

Monday July 4th-
Breakfast- cereal
Lunch- 4th of July BBQ!
Hamburgers
Corn on the cob
Suddenly salad thingy
Snickers salad

TUESDAY July 5th.
Breakfast- toast
Lunch- hot pocket
Dinner- hot dogs and chips

Wednesday July 6th
Breakfast-cereal
Lunch- sandwiches and chips
Dinner- BBQ with friends
Steak, corn on the cob, snickers salad, 4th of july cake

THURSDAY – July 7th
Breakfast- cereal
Lunch- sandwiches and chips
Dinner- grill pizza

Friday JULY 8th
Breakfast- toast
Lunch- hot pocket
Dinner- grilled steaks

Saturday- July 9th
Breakfast- toast
Lunch- tuna melts
Dinner- sandwiches

Sunday- July 10th
Breakfast- toast
Lunch- roast

Nothing fancy, but like I said, REALLY hot here.. so I'm not putting a whole bunch of pressure on our menu plan.



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  1. Lovely menu Brandi, what is snickers salad?

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