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08-19-2007, 01:54 PM #1Registered User
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My free bread
A couple weeks ago some Sara Lee people were at my mall giving away free bread. I took a bunch home, and gave most away, but kept 5 loaves. Yesterday at the mall there was an event and Sara Lee was back giving away more bread! I brought 6 more loaves home and my freezer is full!
I'm so glad this happened, because we are very tight on money. It's going to be PB&J for a while, maybe grilled cheese too, but I am not complaining!
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Grilled cheese is so yummy!
Tunafish sandwiches are pretty cheap, too. And you can also use the bread for meatloaf and meatballs to stretch them - you can add a lot more bread than recipes call for.Loving wife to DH (8/31/03) and Mommy to Owen Alexander (9/20/06)
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Way to go! Consider it a blessing!!
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yay! so happy for you!
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You can't beat free! Good for you.
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Ya, what a blessing.
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Wow! That is cool, and even better that it happened when you needed it most. Good for you!
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What a blessing!! Free is the best!!
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That is wonderful! Good for you --being in the right place at the right time.
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I'm glad you got it, just when you needed it the most.
Don't forget :
French toast
dressing (like Thanksgiving)
bread pudding
croûtons
and my dad's favorite lunch -- milk toast
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Oh yeah! I was just thinking that I didn't have any breadcrumbs to make meatballs, but now I can just make some, thanks for the ideas!
Originally Posted by Telephus44
I will definitely be making some croutons. And french toast sounds kind of good too. I can freeze that and pop in the toaster too, right? Originally Posted by sunshine
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Right-- make ahead, freeze and either microwave or put in the toaster. Originally Posted by itsahumanzoo
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My mom made me milk toast when I was small and sick.
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What a great blessing!!..Sara Lee bread is my favorite!!..Enjoy!!
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What is milk toast?
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