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SCCA January menu

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January 1, 2023
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People are lined up placing food items into brown paper bags (Thanksgiving dinners)

Monday, Jan. 2 – Center Closed.

Tuesday, Jan. 3 – Smoked sausage, cabbage, green beans, pudding, whole wheat bread, margarine, and milk to drink.

Wednesday, Jan. 4 – Smothered pork, mashed potatoes, corn, mixed fruit, whole wheat bread, margarine, and milk to drink.

Thursday, Jan 5 – Spaghetti, salad, pudding, whole wheat bread, margarine, and milk to drink.

Friday, Jan 6. – Roast beef, mashed potatoes, green beans, cupcake, whole wheat bread, margarine, and milk to drink.

Monday, Jan. 9 – Hamburger, steak fries, mixed fruit, and milk to drink.

Tuesday, Jan. 10 – Fish nuggets, cheesy potatoes, coleslaw, pudding, whole wheat bread, margarine, and milk to drink.

Wednesday, Jan. 11 – Tomato soup, cheese sandwich, mixed fruit, and milk to drink.

Thursday, Jan 12 – Pinto beans. cabbage, cornbread, pudding, margarine, and milk to drink.

Friday, Jan 13. – Fish, coleslaw, buttered potatoes, mixed fruit,whole wheat bread, margarine, and milk to drink.

Monday, Jan. 16 – Lasagna, salad, pudding, whole wheat bread, margarine, and milk to drink.

Tuesday, Jan. 17 – Pork BBQ sandwich, coleslaw, buttered potatoes, mixed fruit, and milk to drink.

Wednesday, Jan. 18 – Pinto beans, cabbage, cornbread, pudding, margarine, and milk to drink.

Thursday, Jan 19 – Breaded chicken sandwich, sweet potato fries, mixed fruit, and milk to drink.

Friday, Jan 20. – Beef tips in gravy, mashed potatoes, broccoli, pudding, whole wheat bread, margarine, and milk to drink.

Monday, Jan. 23 – Pork BBQ patties, peas, corn, mixed fruit, and milk to drink.

Tuesday, Jan. 24 – Crab cakes, coleslaw, baked beans, pudding, whole wheat bread, margarine, and milk to drink.

Wednesday, Jan. 25 – Vegetable soup, chicken salad sandwich, mixed fruit, and milk to drink.

Thursday, Jan 26 – Chicken and dumplings, peas, corn, pudding, whole wheat bread, margarine, and milk to drink.

Friday, Jan 27. – Beef stew, spinach, cornbread, mixed fruit, margarine, and milk to drink.

Monday, Jan. 30 – Taco salad, mixed fruit, and milk to drink.

Tuesday, Jan. 31 –  Navy beans, mixed greens, cornbread, pudding, margarine, and milk to drink.

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