Lunch lady

Susan: Susan Bridges (me) is wearing the costume - I used a nurses dress - i purchased from a medical supply store - and added my own white collar and band...

it’s a mood, it’s a vibe.

Who else has fond memories of their school cafeteria rectangular pizza slices? I do and decided to create a version at home - Copycat Lunch Lady Pizza.

Let's be honest, we sort of miss the days when the lunch lady used to scoop up heaping portions of her sloppy joe mixture onto hamburger buns. There was something about Lunch Lady Sloppy Joes that made 'em extra-special. Now, we've come up with a recipe that we know would be lunch lady-approved, and ya don't have to wear a hair net to serve it!

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This post may contain affiliate links A few years ago, my parents showed up at my house with a massive stack of old church cookbooks. It is so fascinating going through all of the old recipes! When you look through…

Lunch Lady Peanut Butter Cookies - The Country Cook

Down in Lunch Lady Land!

School Cafeteria Mac and Cheese (A Lunch Lady Throwback)

Can I be your lunch lady ?🥤🌯🫶🏽🍦🍕

Lunch Lady & Sloppy Joe’s costumes are a blue work dress under a white apron, a cat-eye pair of glasses, and yellow rubber gloves as well as a black turtleneck top, black pants, a red cap, and a burger suit.

The standard, traditional t-shirt for everyday wear Classic, generous, boxy fit Heavyweight 5.3 oz / 180 gsm fabric, solid colors are 100% preshrunk cotton, heather grey is 90% cotton/10% polyester, denim heather is 50% cotton/ 50% polyester Double-needle hems and neck band for durability The third party printer of this product is evaluated according to International Labor Organization standards The printer of this product sources blanks from manufacturers committed to improving cotton…

Makes 12 muffins

Enjoy this mouthwatering Corn Pudding casserole—a holiday classic with no corn muffin mix required! Sweet and savory, with a creamy texture, this naturally gluten-free side is a must-have for Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners. Easy to prep and always a crowd-pleaser!