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Lunch Menu - March 2009 Monday

Tuesday

2 French Toast w/ Maple Syrup Hash Browns Grilled Egg Patty Orange Slices Milk 9 Chicken Strips Carrots/ Celery Sticks Sliced Peaches Cinnamon Roll Milk

Wednesday

Thursday

3 Chicken Patty on a Bun California Blend Vegetables Applesauce Brownie Milk

Hot Hamburger w/ Mashed Potatoes and Brown Gravy Hot Wheat Roll Sliced Pears Milk

10 Beef and Cheese Hot Pocket French Fries Fresh Fruit Frozen Strawberry Popsicle Milk

16 Hamburger Patty on a Bun Green Beans Apple Slices Chocolate Chip Cookie Milk

Popcorn Chicken California Blend Veggies Fresh Fruit Jeri's Chocolate Cake Milk

23 Toasted Cheese Sandwich Tomato Soup w/Crackers Carrots/Celery Sticks Fresh Fruit Milk

Cheese Pizza Green Salad Pineapple Chunks Applesauce Cake Milk

4

11

12 Beefy Macaroni Bake Hot Roll Green Salad Fruit Cocktail Milk

18 Homemade Lasagna Warm French Bread Green Salad Cinnamon Applesauce Milk

24

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Beef Nacho's Green Beans Fresh Fruit Whole Wheat Sugar Cookie Milk

Turkey on a Homemade Bun Brown Rice Pilaf Sweet Yellow Corn Orange Slices Milk

17

Friday 5

6 Chicken Noodle Soup w/Cheese Breadstick Broccoli/Cauliflower Mandarin Oranges Crackers Milk 13 Pepperoni Pizza Peas and Carrots Pineapple Chunks Gelatin w/Topping Milk

19 Diced Chicken Gravy Mashed Potatoes Shredded Cheese Hot Wheat Roll Sliced Pears Milk

25 Chicken Nuggets Green Peas Tropical Fruit Salad Hot Cross Bun Milk

20 Beef Flour Taco Tater Tots Fresh Fruit Snickerdoodles Milk

26 Sloppy Joe on Homemade Bun Sweet Yellow Corn Sliced Peaches Vanilla Pudding Milk

27 Corn Dog French Fries Fresh Fruit Gelatin w/Topping Milk

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Menus are subject to change without notice.

Lincoln County School District # 2 is an equal opportunity provider and employer

Breakfast Menu - March 2009 Monday

Tuesday 2

Wednesday 3

Thursday 4

Friday 5

6

National School Breakfast Week Brilliant Breakfast Sandwich Or Cereal

Incredibagel & Cream Cheese Or Cereal

Mighty Biscuit and Gravy Or Cereal

Melon Fruit Cup Grape Juice Toast Milk

Orange Slices Raisins Toast Milk

Orange Juice Toast Milk

Pancakes or Cereal

9

10 Ham & Hash Browns or Cereal

Sliced Pears Toast Milk

Fruit Cocktail Toast Milk 16 Blueberry Bagel or Cereal

Pineapple Chunks Toast Milk

Fresh Fruit Toast Milk 23

18 Ham and Scrambled Eggs or Cereal

Sliced Pears Toast Milk

Fruit Cocktail Toast Milk

Or Cereal, Toast, Fruit, Milk 12 Cinnamon Roll or Cereal

Sliced Peaches Toast Milk

Fresh Fruit Toast Milk

19 French Toast Sticks or Cereal

25 Banana Muffin & String Cheese or Cereal Fresh Fruit Toast Milk

13

Breakfast Burrito or Cereal

Sliced Peaches Toast Milk

Mandarin Oranges Toast Milk

24 Ham & Hash Browns or Cereal

30

11

Fresh Fruit Toast Milk

Pancakes or Cereal

Save the Day Parfait Granola Bar Toast Milk

Apple Slices Toast Milk

Banana Muffin & String Cheese or Cereal

17

Breakfast Pizza or Cereal

Super Banana Pancake w/Maple Syrup Or Cereal

20 Egg and Chicken Muffin or Cereal Fresh Fruit Toast Milk

26

27

Breakfast Burrito or Cereal

Cinnamon Roll or Cereal

Sliced Peaches Toast Milk

Fresh Fruit Toast Milk

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