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Meal Thyme



I'm so excited to announce my new adventure!

This is for all of you who live in the OKC/surrounding area!

Here's the scoop!

I think meal time is one of the most important times of the day with your family;

regardless of how big or small your family is!

When at the table, with the TV off and phones down, you have some of the best conversations.

But meal times are difficult!

Schedules are full.

Meal planning takes time.

Whether it's coming in after a long day at work or after a packed schedule of practices;

That's why I have "Meal Thyme."

Each month, I'll have different meal kits, along with an optional dessert kit, that you can order.

All you have to do is buy the meat, put it in the bag of seasoning, and throw it in the freezer.

Then, when you're ready to cook, just thaw your meal and put it in the crock pot!

Come home to a hot meal ready to eat!

If you really want to "get fancy," you can add a veggie or side!

I also offer dessert kits.

While you don't add the meat . . .

you will have to add the wet ingredients and then bake.

It's that simple . . .

and good!

Have a homemade hot meal with little effort!

Best part is . . .every kit is gluten free!

Which means not only is it delicious BUT aslo my family can come have dinner with you!



Here's how it works:

Order here:  leave a message with your name/contact number (I'll remove it as soon as I write it down)
Place your order for the December meal kit by November 27.
Pay for it when you pick up your order.
Pick up is Monday, December 5 from 9-10 am OR 5-6:30 pm (Bethany area:  I'll contact you for pickup details)

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I can't wait to help you and your family make "Meal Thyme" memorable!


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