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Food Gifts for People Who Live Alone

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Date: 12/24/2004 Topics: Christmas > Gifts > Homemade | Gifts > Adults | Old Categories > Gifts  
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For a Christmas gift for older ones, this year I bought small disposable aluminum baking tins and made mini lasagnas which I put in the freezer. I taped the date and baking direcions written on a mailing label on the top. Often older people don't bother with this kind of dish because it makes too much for them to eat. I also make extra lasagnas in our bread pans and freeze for quick family meals for us. This would work for any freezable entree.

By Lynn
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By the Oracle (391) Profile Contact
So, just because we're old, we don't get the fancy stuff, just the stuff we can't eat anyway?

How do you say Godiva chocolate?

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