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Monday, May 19

Breakfast

•	Cook's Choice
•	Fruit and Yogurt Parfaits
•	Bkft Breads and Muffins
•	Milk
•	Cereal
•	Fruit
•	Juice
•	Yogurt
•	String Cheese
•	Toast w/ ChickPea Spread
•	Bagel w/ Cream Cheese

Lunch

•	Tangerine Chicken & Rice
•	Assorted Big Daddy's Pizzas🐷
•	Assorted Sub Sandwiches🐷
•	Other options per cook's choice

Stir Fry Vegetables
Fruit / Veggie Bar & Milk 

Tuesday, May 20

Breakfast

•	Cook's Choice
•	Bkft Breads and Muffins
•	Milk
•	Cereal
•	Fruit
•	Juice
•	Yogurt
•	String Cheese
•	Toast w/ ChickPea Spread
•	Bagel w/ Cream Cheese

Lunch

•	Cook's Choice
•	Assorted Pizzas🐷

Vegetable Hot of Cook's Choice
Fruit / Veggie Bar & Milk 

Wednesday, May 21

Breakfast

•	Bkft Pizza🐷
•	Assorted Pastries
•	Bkft Breads and Muffins
•	Milk
•	Cereal
•	Fruit
•	Juice
•	Yogurt
•	String Cheese
•	Toast w/ ChickPea Spread
•	Bagel w/ Cream Cheese

Lunch

•	Assorted Homemade Pizzas🐷
•	Other options per Cook's Choice

Vegetable Hot of Cook's Choice
Fruit / Veggie Bar & Milk 

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South Middle School600 S Cliff AveHarrisburg, South Dakota 57032605-743-2567Fax: 605-743-5630

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  • 8:05am – 3:04pm

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