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Lunch Menu January 2015 “Dear Parent” Dates: 2-12/1, 2/2, 2/3, 23/3, 27/4, 18/5*, 8/6,29/6 Welcome back to the New Year and our new school menu. Week 2 (v) Vegetarian This year sees a big change in our school meal provision with all P1-3 pupils being entitled to a free Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday school lunch in all schools. The menu is designed to offer all pupils a nutritionally balanced lunch Starter Soup of the Day (v) Soup of the Day (v) Soup of the Day (v) Soup of the Day (v) which includes some of their favourite dishes. We would encourage all P1-3 pupils to come and try! Main Dish (1) Macaroni Cheese (v), Stovies with Home Chicken Curry with Roast Beef and Jacket Wedges and Made Bread & Carrots Rice & Sweetcorn Yorkshire Pudding, To give all P1-3 pupils a wider experience of tastes and foods we will put all items on the plate and this might encourage new tastes, especially vegetables! Peas Mashed Potato and Green Beans Packed lunch option will be available for all P1-3 pupils on a Friday but to help us reduce food waste Main Dish (2) Fillet of Fish Fingers, Cheese and Tomato Cheese and Onion Baked Potato with we are gathering information via the schools of those interested in taking up this option on a Friday. Jacket Wedges and Pizza (v), Bridie (v) with Baby Cheese (v) Peas Roast Potatoes and Boiled Potatoes & We haven’t forgotten our P4-7 pupils they will still get the same options at the price of £1.80, less than a cost of some supermarket sandwiches! Carrots Sweetcorn All our staff look forward to welcoming you! Vegetables Mixed Salad available Mixed Salad available Mixed Salad available Mixed Salad available daily daily daily daily Alternative Soup Soup Soup Soup Selection Sandwich and Roll Sandwich and Roll Sandwich and Roll Sandwich and Roll Selection Fruit or Selection Fruit or Selection Fruit or Selection Fruit or Yoghurt or Dessert Yoghurt or Dessert Yoghurt or Dessert Yoghurt or Dessert Desserts Yoghurt Selection Yoghurt Selection Yoghurt Selection Yoghurt Selection Selection of Fresh Fruit Selection of Fresh Fruit Selection of Fresh Fruit Selection of Fresh Fruit Fruit Whip Fruit Muffin Ice Cream Roll and Fruit Fresh Fruit Cheesecake Drinks Milk, Bottled Water Milk, Bottled Water, Milk, Bottled Water Milk, Bottled Water, Fruit juice Fruit juice Dates: 1- 5/1*,26/1, 23/2, 16/3, 20/4, 11/5, 1/6, 22/6 *In service day or Holiday Monday: Monday menu available Tuesday. Dates: 19/1, 9/2, 9/3, 30/3, 4/5*, 25/5, 15/6 Week 1 (v) Vegetarian Week 3 (v) Vegetarian Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Starter Soup of the Day (v) Soup of the Day (v) Soup of the Day (v) Soup of the Day (v) Starter Soup of the Day (v) Soup of the Day (v) Soup of the Day (v) Soup of the Day (v) Main Dish (1) Battered Fish, Spaghetti Bolognese Roast Chicken in Steak Pie with Baby Main Dish (1) Haggis, Turnip and Spicy Chicken Wrap Shepherd’s Pie and Tomato Pasta (v) with Oven Chips and Peas with Garlic Bread and Gravy, Mashed Potato Boil Potatoes Potatoes with Savoury Rice and Carrots French Bread and Carrots and Broccoli and Green Beans (v available) Sweetcorn Broccoli Main Dish (2) Cheese and Tomato Tandoori Bites, Quorn Curry (v) and Baked Potato with Main Dish (2) Salmon Nibbles, Baby Baked Potato with Cheese and Tomato Chicken Burger in Pizza (v), Jacket Wedges and Rice with Broccoli Cheese and Beans (v) Boiled Potatoes and Tuna Mayonnaise or Pizza (v), a Bun with Potato Oven Chips and Peas Carrots (Quorn Dippers Salad Coleslaw (v) Potato Waffles and Wedges, Salad and (v) available) Carrots Coleslaw Vegetables Mixed Salad available Mixed Salad available Mixed Salad available Mixed Salad available Vegetables Mixed Salad available Mixed Salad available Mixed Salad available Mixed Salad available daily daily daily daily daily daily daily daily Alternative Soup Soup Soup Soup Alternative Soup Soup Soup Soup Selection Sandwich and Roll Sandwich and Roll Sandwich and Roll Sandwich and Roll Selection Sandwich and Roll Sandwich and Roll Sandwich and Roll Sandwich and Roll Selection Fruit or Selection Fruit or Selection Fruit or Selection Fruit or Selection Fruit or Selection Fruit or Selection Fruit or Selection Fruit or Yoghurt or Dessert Yoghurt or Dessert Yoghurt or Dessert Yoghurt or Dessert Yoghurt or Dessert Yoghurt or Dessert Yoghurt or Dessert Yoghurt or Dessert Desserts Yoghurt Selection Yoghurt Selection Yoghurt Selection Yoghurt Selection Desserts Yoghurt Selection Yoghurt Selection Yoghurt Selection Yoghurt Selection Selection of Fresh Fruit Selection of Fresh Fruit Selection of Fresh Fruit Selection of Fresh Fruit Selection of Fresh Fruit Selection of Fresh Fruit Selection of Fresh Fruit Selection of Fresh Fruit Fruit Crumble and Empire Biscuit Cup Cake Ice Cream and Fruit Iced Sponge and Chocolate Whirl Fresh Fruit Salad and Caramel Flan and Custard Custard Biscuit Cream Custard Drinks Milk, Bottled Water Milk, Bottled Water, Milk, Bottled Water Milk, Bottled Water, Drinks Milk, Bottled Water Milk, Bottled Water, Milk, Bottled Water Milk, Bottled Water, Fruit juice Fruit juice Fruit juice Fruit juice WE GET VEGETABLES FROM ALL OUR MILK IS FROM OUR FISH IS FROM ALL OUR BEEF IS FROM OUR EGGS ARE FREE RANGE OUR MEALS ARE FRESHLY LOTHIAN & BORDERS FARMS SCOTTISH FARMS SUSTAINABLE SOURCES SCOTTISH FARMS PREPARED.
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