DCUM pearl-clutch dinners

Anonymous
I’ll go first: tonight I made gooey grilled cheese sandwiches with Velveeta. Some on white bread, some on rye, some with tomatoes, some without. And canned tomato soup, and a phone-in salad.

Whaddaya got, DCUM? What dinners do you make that DCUM Would NEVER?
Anonymous
Pasta with “meat sauce” using a big jar of Prego and some ground beef.
Anonymous
I'm having corn tortillas heated in a pan with cheddar and tuna, with a little avocado and jarred salsa.
Anonymous
Frozen pizza..just that.
Anonymous
Ham and cheese sandwich on rye with mustard, Doritos and a brownie with vanilla ice cream
Anonymous
I had Popeyes and jello with canned fruit and some pork rinds today ...and sweet tea
Anonymous
I always make queso with Velveeta and Rotel.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I had Popeyes and jello with canned fruit and some pork rinds today ...and sweet tea


Haha you win. I love it.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I always make queso with Velveeta and Rotel.


It's not a barbecue without it.
Anonymous
My kids LOVE Vienna sausages and crackers. Beat that.
Anonymous
It's summer and I want to be lazy. Tonight's dinner is boxed mac-and-cheese, chicken nuggets, frozen peas and instant pudding. I'm looking forward to it, too. I made plenty so come on over!
Anonymous
We are having cereal (with milk) and cantelope. Our kids are grown and gone, so I can get by with this occasionally.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I’ll go first: tonight I made gooey grilled cheese sandwiches with Velveeta. Some on white bread, some on rye, some with tomatoes, some without. And canned tomato soup, and a phone-in salad.

Whaddaya got, DCUM? What dinners do you make that DCUM Would NEVER?



Oooooooh, grilled cheese sandwiches made with Velveeta are THE BEST!!!!! On white bread, no tomatoes. Canned tomato soup, of course!
Anonymous
Thank you for this thread OP!
Anonymous
Microwave canned chili and frozen white rice. Add shredded cheese and chopped onion. Overachievers can add a green salad with tomatoes and bottled dressing. Points if you only use one plate per person.
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