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Tuesday List

Ok, it's actually Wednesday morning, but I kind of wanted to do this post because I thought it was cool! My sister had a list a few weeks ago, her grocery list! Luckily for me, I do not have many picky eaters over here, especially not Jason, but the kids are somewhat picky. They are kids, what do you expect? So, here is our basic grocery list when the kids spend the weekend with us!

-Two gallons of milk
-Cereal (mainly just for me, so it's usually raisin bran or something)
-Apple Juice
-Capri-Sun
-Cokes
-Two loaves of bread
-Sandwich meat
-Sliced cheese
-Shredded Cheese
-Two packages of fresh, not frozen, chicken breasts
-One-Two pounds of hamburger meat
-Bananas for the monkey Sophia
-Apples
-Grapes
-Other fruit, just depends what's on sale
-Dog Food
-Some sort of sweet something
-Cooking oil, they love fresh friend potatoes!
-Canned veggies
-Frozen veggies
-Fresh lettuce, broccoli
-Chocolate syrup, when I think about it
-Chips
-Mayo
-Flour, sugar for pancakes, if we are in the mood
-Frozen dinners for lunch time at work
-Coffee

That's about it! Obviously, these are the usual things, but it changes, depending on what I make for dinner. AND I just got Kaye's strawberry cake recipe! Yippee! I am sure that will start to be a regular staple at our house.

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