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  1. 12-07-2011, 09:52 PM #1
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    Default Total Food stretching brag that only you guys would appreciate...

    Only you guys would appreciate this....

    I bought bone in split chicken breast for .99 Sunday and bought them 2 to a pack. As of today one pack (which cost around $3) fed my family of four for dinner Tuesday night (Roasted in the crockpot with veggies), my 2 children for lunch today (Pulled meat on rolls), my family again tonight and my neighbor's family of 5 tonight as well because I made double to cheer her up because she has been having a rough couple of weeks (Leftover meat in the crockpot with black beans, onions, pepper, frozen tomatoes from my garden, a can of Cream of Mushroom and a can of Cream of Cheddar Soup/ rolled into tortillas after cooked and placed in oven topped with cheese, sour cream and black olives to make Creamy Enchiladas).


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  2. 12-07-2011, 10:47 PM #2
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    Now THAT'S stretching a meal!!! Awesome!!
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    Impressive!!
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    Nice and sounds yummy!! WTG!!
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    all of that from 2 pieces of chicken??
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    Yes. Just 2 chicken breasts with the bone in them. I could have made soup from the bones too and should have, but didn't.
    I was so impressed myself that I knew I had to post this brag here lol

    Quote Originally Posted by wunsagin View Post
    all of that from 2 pieces of chicken??

    We are debt free besides our house payment!!!
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  7. 12-08-2011, 10:51 AM #7
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    Way to go!! That is awesome.
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    they must have been huge breasts wow sounds yummy and very impressive
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    very impressed!! Thats one heck of a job stretching!!
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    sounds yummy and way to go!
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    Woohoo, good for you!
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