No, just the regular store brand. I might try it with flour tortillas.
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What's For Dinner? - 2019
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i'll have a (microwaved) baked potato with no beans chili over it, some cantaloupe chunks, and dessert will be the last slice of pineapple upside-down cake -- later in the evening! 
Ya know, the more we talk, the more I'm convinced that we MUST be! Do you have a passle of relatives that are crazy as outhouse mice?"I baked the stupid fries"Are you sure we're not related because that's how I've phrased that before in the past
I got very ambitious today and made chicken salad with cranberries and pecans...I saw some in Walmart, but it had celery, which I don't care for, and thought..."HEY, I can DO that." And I did. So, chicken salad sammies tonight!
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I think you know the answer to that relative question, but we'll just say they're quite a colorful bunch
I should bring out the old turkey salad recipe. It's good stuff.
Last night was a repeat of Wednesday. Quesadilla on whole wheat tortilla with cheddar cheese and jalapenos. Yum.
another dinner of chili over a baked potato. some pickled green beans. and a slice of Dutch Apple Bundt Cake for dessert -- later in the evening. 
I was JUST thinking, as I opened this thread, that I bet the cranberries would go well in a turkey salad!
For tonight...EITHER hot dogs with cheese and onions OR bacon sandwiches. OR chicken and rice soup. Or egg salad. Or tuna salad. OH HECK, I dunno!
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Do what I'd do, eat it all then report back with a review on which one you liked the best
I just opened up a can of peaches and had them for dinner. I can't have fresh because it is too hard on my arthritic knees and hands. I can't do a lot of standing, washing or cutting up the fruit.
It's more expensive, but you should treat yourself sometimes and buy the already-cut-up-fruit containers at the grocery stores.
I have been buying the already cut up fruit containers of cantaloupe and watermelon but I end up throwing it out because it gets rotten. Yesterday I threw away $7.00 of fruit.
If any of the stores you shop at has a section with single serving meals, they might have smaller containers of cut up fruit. Still expensive, but less to go to waste.
It's hard, though, not to waste food when you buy something only one person is going to eat, and the stores only sell "family" size servings.
It's hard, though, not to waste food when you buy something only one person is going to eat, and the stores only sell "family" size servings.
Have you tried the frozen ones? They are quite good but I also like the canned ones.
My WalMart sells smaller containers of cut up fruit that I buy when I can get there. I don't drive anymore and it is hard for me to get to certain stores.
Tonight, bacon sammies. I did the hot dogs last night, but I bet most of you figured that I would. I really, REALLY need to get myself into actual "cook something" mode.
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Some (well, most) of the canned peaches are better than fresh
Rick's "family-famous" hamburgers, pasta salad, a mess of baked beans, and a fudge cake with French silk frosting for dessert is our menu for tonight.
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