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TNCW How-To

If you haven't been inspired to make a good batch of tune noodle casserole so far this week, maybe this will help:


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dive said…
I got in a stock of tuna for this week, Robyn, but the trains have got me home way too late to cook every night so far (rats).
I'll watch this when I get home as YouTube is banned at work.
7:14 AM
Scout said…
Dive, you won't want to make what these guys are making--save your stock of tuna for something edible.
8:27 AM
Anonymous said…
EWWW time 3 so far this week Robyn. I did print out your Pumpkin Bread Pudding recipe for our T-day feast. I will let you know how it goes over!
8:59 AM
Neponset River Bridge Dig said…
I don't like TNC but I do enjoy some good old plain tuna on lettuce with a bit of dressing.

Pru mentioned pumpkin bread...now you're talking. I just had a slice with my morning coffee
10:50 AM
dive said…
Holy Moly, Robyn! How right you are!
I just got home and watched the guys and my heart grabbed hold of all my major arteries and ran away to hide behind the sofa.
EWW!
I'll stick to yummy, healthy tuna sashimi!
2:19 PM
Mrs. G. said…
Laughing over here...I think those guys are distant relatives.
7:08 PM
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