Mark Allread wrote:

> kilikini wrote:
>
>> I know we just had a thread covering this topic a few months ago and I
>> should Google it all. That being said, it's a disgusting meal, but
>> we've been forced to resort to it. This will be tomorrow's dinner.
>>
>> We have a couple of cans of water-packed tuna, some egg noodles,
>> canned peas, canned carrots, canned corn, 1 can of mushroom soup and a
>> sleeve of saltine crackers - so, I'm thinking tuna noodle casserole.
>> Hey, it's filling, it's food, and truth be told, we had to go to a
>> food bank to get *this* much.
>>
>> I need your input - with no flames, please.
>>
>> I've got lots of herbs and spices so bring on your best tuna noodle
>> casserole recipes.
>>
>> kili
>>
> I'd like to take this opportunity to ask that anyone intending to donate
> to a food bank please consider adding some sort of meat product. I tend
> to toss in a canned "ham" or two, as that's the easiest canned protein
> to find in the stores around here, and it goes well with the beans and
> rice that food banks always seem to have.
> It just bothers me to think of somebody going hungry, y'know?
> Call it a quirk.

Both of my kids' schools have regular food drives and so do the local
Boy Scout troops. My usual donation is a case of canned tuna or canned
chicken picked up at Costco.