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set out a premade veggie tray with dip, can buy

Posted By: mtmomof2 on 2008-12-08
In Reply to: Should I serve hor'dourves ? - Liz

in almost any grocery store already made up. Want something fancy, take it out of the plastic container and put it on your own tray. This should satisfy most everyone. Most all kids will even eat carrot sticks.


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