The beginning of a new school year is an emotional time of year at our house. There’s lots of tears, grumbling, mess, and frustration. I mean, who wants to get out of bed to drive around all day and sit in your car? Packing food, stuffing angry kids in their clothes, throwing out breakfast….  And then there’s homework. Yes, it’s your child’s homework, but it is essentially your homework too.  It’s a lot to take in. So, to help make the beginning of the school year a little bit easier on you and thus your children, we’ve come up with a list of 101 easy school lunches!

It can be hard to find lunches that are both delicious and satisfy dietary needs. We’re making things easier for you with our list of gluten free lunch ideas!

1. Ham and Cheese Apple Wraps– Your kids will love this sweet and savory lunch from Momables!

2. Apple Peanut Butter Sandwich– We love this tasty idea from Boulder Locavore!

3. Egg cups– This recipe from Just What We Eat works nicely for a quick breakfast as well.

4. Lettuce Wraps– This lettuce wrap from The Real Food Dieticians looks so good, I’m making it for my lunch too!

5. Tuna Salad– We love this take on tuna mac salad from MI Gluten Free Gal.

6. Gluten Free Meat Balls– Meatballs are always a kid favorite! Thanks for the great recipe, Food for Fought!

7. Peanut Butter and Jelly Muffins– A tasty twist on a classic from A Mind “Full” Mom.

8. Gluten Free Kid Friendly Pasta Salad– This pasta salad from Vegetarian Mamma makes a perfect lunch for school!

9. Pancake Bites– If your kids love breakfast, then they are sure to love these pancake bites from Hip 2 Save to school!

10. Bunless Cheeseburger Bites– Sugar Free Mom has such a creative take on cheeseburgers that your child will love!

There’s nothing better than a nice, hot lunch from home on a rainy day! What we love about many of these hot lunch recipes is that they make great dinners too and the leftovers are perfect for a school thermos!

1. Bagel Bites– If the Bagel Bites jingle was your anthem as a 90s kid, you (and your child of course!) are sure to love this fun recipe from The Anthony Kitchen!

2. Easy Baked Cheeseburger Sliders– The title contains both the words “easy” and “cheeseburger”. If that’s not enough to convince you to try this recipe from This Delicious House, I don’t know what will!

3. Ramen Vegetable Stir Fry– It could be my own personal bias towards Ramen noodles, but this stir fry from A Cultivated Nest looks delicious!

4. Biscuit Chicken Pot Pie– This easy chicken pot pie from Cook Me Quick screams comfort food! Perfect for students away from home all day!

5. Easy Chicken Fajitas– Check out this tasty recipe from Healthy Recipes Blogs. You can roll up some tortillas to pack along with the thermos! 

6. Mac and Cheese– In all seriousness, if my child could eat mac and cheese every day, he would. The Diary of a Real Housewife’s recipe is perfect for any like-minded student.

7. Sweet-and-Sour Meatballs on Rice– “Most Beautiful Presentation” award goes to the meatballs from Todays Parent. Do those not look amazing? My kids would gobble that up in a minute!

8. Crockpot Chicken Noodle Soup– It doesn’t get much easier (or tastier) than this crockpot soup from The Chunky Chef.

9. Broccoli Pesto Pasta– Does your child avoid vegetables like the plague? Try this delicious pasta from My Fussy Eater and they’ll be begging for broccoli!

10. Quick & Easy Taco Soup– This taco soup from Must Have Mom is both quick and delicious!

11. Spaghetti Carbonera– If your child is obsessed with pasta, you’ll both love Momables’s spaghetti carbonara!

12. Easy Chicken Chow Mein– Just the thought of chow mein makes me drool. I can’t wait to try Life Made Sweeter’s recipe!

13. Shepherd’s Pie Cups– How cute are these shepherd’s pie cups from Eazy Peazy Mealz?! A meal that’s happy to see you!

14. 4-Ingredient Easy Potstickers– I never thought that potstickers could be easy, but I was wrong. Check out this recipe from Little Broken!

15. Ham and Cheese Empanada– These empanadas from The Anthony Kitchen look about a thousand times more appetizing than any microwave Hot Pocket!

16. Pulled Pork Sandwiches– These sandwiches from Baby Food look so delicious, I can already taste them!

A salad-eater is a rare breed in children, but these recipes might just change any kid to being a salad lover!

1. No-Cook Burrito Bowls– Did somebody say “no-cook?” This recipe from Lovely Culinary just made salad/lunch easy!

2. Kid Friendly Pasta Salad– This recipe from Baby-Led Feeding is sure to be a hit!

3. No-Cook Taco Salad Bento Box– This recipe from Sweet Peas and Saffron is like a fiesta in a bento box!

4. Mango Pasta Salad– If you make this pasta salad, make a lot. You and your family will become addicted, so make sure you have lots to satiate your palate. You have been warned….

5. Mason Jar Salad– How were mason jar salads not a thing when I was growing up? Wait…. were they a thing??? Don’t let your child miss the mason jar salad boat and check out this recipe from Pass the Plants!

6. Avocado Chicken Salad– Find this mouthwatering recipe at Gimme Delicious!

7. Southwest Quinoa Salad– Kristine’s Kitchen’s salad is both healthy, delicious, and filling. In other words, a parent’s dream-come-true!

8. Salad Kabob– Make salad fun with this awesome idea from Jett’s Kitchen!

9. Strawberry Spinach Salad– I can’t explain it, but strawberries and spinach are a match made in heaven. Try this recipe from The Hidden Veggies for school lunch!

I know, I know. Sandwiches are the most unoriginal and boring lunch ever. Or are they? Check out this list of sandwiches, and you may feel differently!

1. Grilled Cheese Roll-ups– We love this fun twist to a classic from Raining Hot Coupons!

2. Chicken Salad Sandwich– If you have chicken salad fans in your family, we have just the recipe for you! It’s delicious with or without the cashews!

3. Monte Cristo Roll-ups– When I saw this recipe from Fast Forward Fun, the word that immediately came to my mind was “Ingenious!”

4. Bagels– Eats Amazing has a few tasty bagel ideas you could make for lunch!

5. Kid-Friendly Sushi Sandwiches– We are big sushi eaters in our family and I know my kids would love these sushi sandwiches from Everything Gerica!

6. Healthy Rainbow Sandwich– How pretty are these sandwiches from In the Playroom? I never thought sandwiches could be pretty before…

7. Fruity Peanut Butter Pitas– These pitas from Taste of Home are not only delicious, but healthy too!

8. Hawaiian Sweet Roll Sliders– I can’t get over how easy these sandwiches from Through Her Looking Glass are to make, and yet they taste like something from a restaurant!

9. Woodland Creature Sandwiches– Your kids are sure to smile when they find these cute, little critters from Positively Splendid in their lunch boxes!

10. Peanut Butter and Jelly Tacos– I’m pretty sure tacos are the best thing to ever happen to this planet. They’re even coming in PB & J now! Check it out at Homemade Interest!

11. Sandwich Skewers– Food is just better when it’s eaten off a stick. Get this recipe at Hello Wonderful!

Here are some easy, 100% delicious food ideas that are neither sandwiches nor salads!

1. Mac and Cheese Cups – Experience the miracle of muffin tin food with these mac and cheese cups from Super Healthy Kids!

2. PB & Banana Burrito – I am convinced that tortillas are the most versatile food on earth. You can even put bananas in them, like this easy recipe from Jif.

3. Shredded Zucchini Tots– These zucchini tots from Brooklyn Farm Girl remind me of french fries, but healthier.

4. Pepperoni Pizza Rolls – We know rolls are good, and we know pizza is good. Combine them together and you get amazing! Try this easy recipe from Yummiest Food!

5. Easy Lunch Kabobs– These kabobs from Mom on Timeout are such an easy way to make lunch exciting for kids!

6. Hardboiled Eggs We’ve even got this super easy way to peel them with a spoon! Perfect hack if you need to peel a lot eggs for a lot of lunches!

7. Mini Quiche– This recipe from Top and Exclusive Foods sounds so fancy, but it’s really easy!

8. Easy Cucumber Sushi– This sushi from Raising Whasians is a fun way to help your kids eat their vegetables!

9. Mini Taco Bowls– Your child never has to be without tacos again with this simple but tasty recipe from Iriemade.

10. Loaded Tot Kabobs– These tots from The Country Chic Cottage look so yummy, I’m probably going to make them for myself.

11. Spring Rolls– An easy and fresh recipe from Dinner Then Dessert your kid is sure to love!

12. Pepperoni Pizza Quesadilla– When it comes to feeding children, the more things you can make into pizza, the better. Take this quesadilla from Snixy Kitchen, for example!

13. Taco Poptarts– My dreams have come true. A taco I can make in the toaster! What child (or mom) wouldn’t love that?! Check it out at Awe Filled Veteran’s Wife!

14. Mini Pumpkin Pancakes– These pancakes from Momables are perfect with fall around the corner!

15. Hotdog Cornbread Muffins– I have to admit that we have these corndog muffins from The Anthony Kitchen a little too much at our house. What can I say? They were a hit!

For the artist inside of you, try out these fun ideas your kids are sure to love!

1. Birdie Kix Snack– I love how easy this food art from Kix Cereal is!

2. Hotdog Octopus– When I was a kid, this was the only way I’d eat hotdogs. Find out how to make them at Exploring Domesticity!

3. Owl Rice Cakes– How cute are these Owl Rice Cakes from Super Healthy Kids?

4. Peanut Butter Snail Snack– Finally, a snail my girls won’t run away from screaming (yes, they are that terrified of all bugs). Yummy Mummy Club makes these snacks look easy! 

5. Chocolate Pudding Bears– Hungry Happenings’s chocolate pudding bears are almost too cute to eat…. almost….

6. Oreo Frogs– No need to worry about from slime from these oreos from Made to Be a Momma.

7. Shark Sand Cups– I can’t believe how easy these shark sand cups from Cook, Eat, Go are to make!

8. Kiwi Turtle– I love how simple and cute these turtles from Eating Richly are!

9. Mini Winnie the Pooh Pizza– I know quite a few kids who would be ecstatic over these pizzas from Disney!

10. Banana Bears– I don’t know about your kids, but this recipe from Weelicious is the only way I can get my daughter to eat bananas.

What lunch is complete without a treat?

1. Rainbow Fruit Banana Sushi– A healthy treat from Hello Yummy.

2. Under the Sea Graham Crackers– A cute, and easy treat from The First Year.

3. Homemade Fruitsnacks– Did you know you can make your own fruit snacks? This recipe from Dessert for Two shows you how easy it really is!

4. Marshmallow Popcorn Ball– Sticky, sweet, and salty- all rolled into one big ball! What’s not to love about this popcorn treat from Tornadough Alli!

5. No-Bake Jello Candy Melts– If it says “no-bake,” that’s my kind of recipe. These candy melts from Smart Schoolhouse are too easy and delicious to pass up!

6. Quick and Easy Face Cookies– Your kids will love how cute and silly these cookies from Picklebums are!

7. Teddy Graham S’more Pops– These s’more pops from Tastes of Lizzy T are liking bringing campfire goodness to school.

8. Apple Pie Cups– Two ingredients? Did they say two ingredients?! Pillsbury, we give you our sincerest thanks! 

9. Confetti Dipped Strawberries– These cute strawberries from Step Stool Chef will make your kid feel like they’re having a party at lunch!

10. No Bake Apple Donuts– This easy apple treat from Fork and Beans is sure to be your child’s newest favorite!

To keep lunch well balanced, it helps to have snacks!

1. Easy No-Bake Energy Balls– Make these energy balls from I Heart Naptime for your kids, sure- but save some for yourself too. You’re a mom. You could use a tasty bite of energy too!

2. Vanilla Yogurt Parfait– A parfait for lunch? C’est parfait! Find this recipe at That Fit Fam.

3. Homemade Strawberry Fruit Leather– If you’re highly suspicious of over processed snack food that surely met their peak in the 90s, try this fruit leather from Mommy Musings!

4. Mini-Zucchini Muffins– If your child is not a fan of vegetables, have them try these muffins from Create Kids Club. I bet they’ll change their mind.

5. Butterfly Snack Bags– Butterflies are the only acceptable bug to my kids and I know they would love these snack bags from The Cents’Able Shoppin.

6. No-Bake Granola Bars– Forget buying granola bars from the grocery store. This recipe is far too easy and much too tasty to ever need grocery store granola bars again!

7. Oatmeal Breakfast Bites– These oatmeal bites from A Night Owl are good for breakfast or snacks!

8. Rainbow Fruit Kabobs– We love these kabobs from The Chic Site!

9. Apple Cheese Bites– I might be sneaking some of these apple bites for myself… Find them at The Adventure Bite!

10. Baked Sweet Potato Chips– A nutritious potato chip? Just what moms everywhere are looking for! Thank you Clean Eats, Fast Feets!

11. Instant Pot Popcorn– Seriously, the Instant Pot can do anything! Check out this popcorn at Tidbits!

A little something extra to bring a small to your child!

1. Printable Lunchbox Jokes– Give your kid a laugh with these funny jokes from Gag Dad.

2. Inspirational Lunchbox Notes– Sometimes, all we need is some words of encouragement. Find these notes at Laura’s Crafty Life!

3. Dr. Seuss Lunchbox Notes– I love how whimsical these notes from Trip Beauty are!

4. Super Hero Lunchbox Notes– Save the day with Bearhugs and Blanket Forts’s superhero notes!

5. Princess Lunchbox Jokes– If you have a little princess, she is sure to love these princess jokes from Kristen Duke Photography!

6. Pokemon Lunchbox Notes– These pokemon notes from Merry About Town are perfect for your pokemon trainer!

7. Unicorn Lunchbox Notes– Make lunchtime magical with Pretty Simple Mom’s unicorn notes!

8. Dinosaur Lunchbox Notes– We think Alice and Lois’s dinosaur notes are perfect for little paleontologists!

9. Animal Lunchbox Jokes– These animal jokes from Simple Every Day Mom are sure to make your child smile!

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The reason is students often lack cooking skills. But you can’t go wrong with a recipe in a mug. What is more, it gives confidence in the kitchen even if you are not keen on cooking your meals.

If you have no cooking skills so far, it is a proper time to start improving. Thanks to microwaves, cooking for one is easier than ever!

Benefits of cooking microwave mug meals

• Cooking for one is easy
• Smaller portions
• Less cleaning is necessary
• Fewer kitchen tools are necessary
• No special skills required
• Easy to prepare
• Ready in a few minutes

First, there is no need that this trend should be limited to students. Anyone should enjoy a hearty and nutritious meal just for himself. Imagine eating dinner in the comfort of your home, holding your favorite mug. What’s not to love about that! Actually, it gives me such warmth and cozy feelings. I need one of these easy-to-prepare meals right now. Once you try this way of cooking, it might be addictive.

The best part is there are no annoying dirty dishes after cooking. Also, microwave meals can brag about being low-calorie and can help if you are trying to lose weight. The portions are smaller than the usual old-fashioned way of serving them on a plate.

Here are 19 easy recipes that kids and adults alike will enjoy, whether you’re in a rush or you want to keep things simple! From breakfast to dinner, these recipes have you all covered. Pick a recipe and a mug for starters.

Breakfast

Who loves a lazy morning breakfast? Enjoy the first meal of the day in bed. Grab your coffee cup and a mug! How about a pancake or a French toast? Pair it with some fruit for more vitamins added. Moreover, it gives a whole new look to your mornings!

Your kid is a picky eater? Try making a mug of scrambled eggs topped with cheese or other favorite toppings. It is worth giving it a chance.

How about a blueberry muffin cooked in a microwave? Add some fresh fruit to make it pretty and colorful. It is a sure thing your kid will love it!

1. 1 Minute Microwave Quiche

Got a minute? It’s enough for you to make breakfast! The truth is, I love quiche. Frankly, I love anything in a pie crust.

While this doesn’t exactly have a pie crust, it does use cubed bread, and as long as I get my carbs in, I’m good. Plus – quiche.

2. 2 Minute Scrambled Eggs

Look at those fluffy scrambled eggs! In fact, I can’t believe these were cooked in a microwave! If you think scrambled eggs are easy enough to make, think again. When cooking involves a microwave it sounds easier.

3. Single Serving Blueberry Muffin

Look at this colorful and eye-pleasing goodness! Although, I’m not entirely sure muffins qualify as breakfast food. I mean, it’s a cake – right? Something like that.

Regardless, here is a single-serving blueberry muffin that I think is pretty healthy! And delicious, which is WAY more important.

4. 5 Minute 5 Ingredient Microwave Granola

So I also love granola. However, I would never, ever take the time to make it. Except in the microwave, of course! I can totally spare five minutes for this! Can you?

5. Microwave French Toast in a Mug

Here it is. The mother of all breakfast food. I’m talking about next-level stuff, people. Call me a French toast lover. Would definitely eat this every morning!

6. Pancake in a Mug

And here is the younger sister of the mother of all breakfast food. Equally delicious, possibly a bit prettier. But beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

In fact, I want to try this pancake more than any of the others!

Lunch/Dinner

Alone for lunch and wondering what to cook? No need to make that boring scrambled eggs or sandwich again. Make something exciting! Then, put it in the microwave. After no more than 10 minutes you will be enjoying a mouthwatering lunch that required no special skills.

Try these recipes if you:

• have busy schedule
• work in a home office
• want to save time
• want to make a single-serving meal
• do not want to get messy in the kitchen
• want to use fewer kitchen tools

Surely, these recipes offer up plenty of options to suit any cravings. Don’t bother making a whole batch of risotto or lasagna.

Besides, it is ideal lunch if you work in a home office. Not only it requires no time but also keeps the working space cleaner. The stress-free way to reduce the effort of making lunch.

You can make anything from meatloaf to spaghetti. Just give it a try and this may become your new game plan!

7. Meatloaf in a Mug

What?? There’s no way…is there? Can you cook meatloaf in a mug, in the microwave? Yes, yes you can. Check out the recipe.

8. Coffee Cup Chilaquiles

Chilaquiles just SOUND exciting and exotic. Transport yourself with Mexican food…in a mug.

9. Sausage and Cheese Spaghetti

Certainly, this is the real deal. It sounds like a dinner (or lunch, of course). However, it takes a little longer than these other recipes. But it still is easy with a little cleanup and the best part is, it’s in a mug. Mix things up with this kid-pleasing nutritious spaghetti.

10. 10-Minute Risotto

Okay, now this is getting insane. Risotto? Do you mean a dish of rice that is well-known as the height of complicated perfection? Yeah! That’s what I’m talking about. 10 minutes. Three variations. At the same time, ridiculously good. No other words are necessary.

11. 5 Minute Mug Pizza

As if pizza could get any better. Moreover, now you can make it single-serve in a mug in the comfort of your PJs. Plus, no time or money spent waiting for delivery. And no time or effort spent rolling out your dough and smearing it with your favorite toppings.

Nope.

All you need is a mug and a microwave. In addition, this recipe looks indulgent without being high in calories.

HALLELUJAH.

12. Lasagna in a Mug

After risotto in a mug, this one shouldn’t come as a surprise. Be sure to use fresh lasagna sheets, as the dried sheets won’t cook as quickly. Above all, nutritious and tasty meal to make the easy way.

13. Microwave Mac ‘n’ Cheese in a Mug

The holy grail of all comfort food! And all easy food – easy mac, made even easier. In addition to this, without any weird orange powder.

In fact, you can try different toppings and variations of the recipe to suit your cravings. What are you waiting for?

Dessert

Give me a dessert for one, please! No time for preparing and baking a whole cake. If I crave something sweet, I don’t have to rush and buy something from the store.

Benefits of making microwave mug desserts:

• ready in no time
• no skill required
• less or no sugar added
• no preservatives
• single-serving dessert
• no artificial food coloring agents

For example, I can use sweeteners or fruit to make the contents of sugar low. Clearly, this is the easiest way to satisfy that hunger. I don’t need a batch of cupcakes or cookies. Just one dessert to go along with my afternoon coffee.

Also, home cooking allows me to know what contains the food I eat.

Without a doubt, these recipes create all the flavors I crave! Let’s bake some goodness! Choose one and try it out.

14. Chocolate Chip Cookie in a Cup

You could pour the milk on top if that’s how you roll. Or ice cream, which is how I roll. These chocolate chip cookies are great to eat alone or with a topping.

What a great way to spend the weekend afternoon! Throw some ingredients in the mug and put it in the microwave. Certainly, it will be ready before you play your favorite show or podcast.

15. S’mores Mug Cake

Easily the best part about summer–in a mug!! Perfect for when you don’t have time to go camping!

Want more reasons to love S’mores? Put them in a microwave and bake for a few minutes. What is not to love about it!

16. 5 Minute Microwave Berry Cobbler

Aka, the classiest microwave mug dessert EVER. Also, looking so fancy and still effortless to make. This Berry Cobbler is an absolute must!

17. Microwaveable Rice Crispy Treat for One

What is that hot mess you see? Gooey marshmallow and crispy cereal, or dreams made real. Actually, this blogger uses Honey Bunches of Oats, but you could use any type of cereal you want! Furthermore, it looks healthy and nutritious to me.

18. Cinnamon Roll Mug Cake

It is a cinnamon roll, and I’m in love with cinnamon rolls. Undoubtedly, you don’t need a special occasion for this one. It is just the right amount of minimal effort to make Saturdays morning lazy and still good.

Satisfy your sweet tooth with this recipe. Also, it may become your new favorite late-night snack. And a great companion for movie nights, too.

19. Jelly Donut in a Mug (Mugnut)

A doughnut. In a mug. And it has such a cute name! In fact, everything with a jelly inside is worth trying. And it’s ready in no time!

Plus, you don’t need a special pan for donuts or any other kitchen equipment.

The bottom line

In short, classic and favorite dishes come with a new and improved look, thanks to the microwave. Make things more exciting with some extra coziness. Enjoy your breakfast without the hurry and fuss in the busy morning. With a tasty mug of goodness while getting ready for work.

Last but not least, you will enjoy the process and the result. Surely, microwave cooking is the thing you need to relieve stress. What is more, it helps stop worrying about lunchtime.

Which one of these will you make? Tag us in your mug shots on Instagram and Facebook! Would love to see them!

Did you like our microwave mug recipes? Then, you’re going to love these other recipes we have for you:

• Cake in a Mug Recipe
• 5 Minute Nutella Mug Cake 
• Microwave Salted Caramels
• Crock Pot Amaretto Hot Chocolate
• Pudding Sand Cups

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I don’t know about you, but cinnamon sugar is a favorite flavor combination at our house. We even have a sugar shaker just for cinnamon sugar so we can use some whenever the mood strikes. Since we love it so much, I thought that I would share this easy churro chip recipe with you all.

When I was little, my parents would make these cinnamon sugar chips for us as a special treat. We loved it! We ate them just as fast as my parents could make them.

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Churro Chips

Light and crispy tortilla chips covered in cinnamon sugar.

Course Dessert

Author Amber Simmons

Ingredients

• Flour tortillas
• Cinnamon
• Sugar
• Oil for frying I used vegetable oil

Instructions

• Cut tortillas into chips. You can do wedges or strips. Whatever you like.
• Mix cinnamon and sugar together in a large bowl. You will be tossing the chips in the mixture so make sure there is room.
• In a deep pan heat your oil to 350-375. It can vary depending on your type of oil. It is best to have a thermometer so you know if your oil is getting too hot.
• Fry a few chips at a time until both sides are a dark, golden brown. Remove chips from oil and let excess oil drain for a minute.
• Put hot chips into cinnamon sugar and toss to completely coat.
• Enjoy.

One person can easily make these, but it is helpful to have a second set of hands just to man the cinnamon sugar. That’s the part the kids love to do anyway, so I am sure I will have no shortage of help. This time, I manned the sugar and my mom fried them. (Thanks, mom!)

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Hey guys, it’s Mandy from Mandy’s Recipe Box! I’m here today with the easiest recipe that everyone will love. My family ate these Pizza Cupcakes up like crazy. Next time I will make more! I found the recipe on Plain Chicken via Pinterest. With Pillsbury Seamless Dough Sheets, these are a breeze to make.

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Pizza Cupcakes

Prep Time 10 minutes minutes

Cook Time 15 minutes minutes

Total Time 25 minutes minutes

Servings 8

Author Mandy Bird

Ingredients

• 1 can refrigerated Pillsbury Seamless Dough Sheets
• 1/2 cup pizza sauce
• 1 cup shredded mozzarella cheese
• 1/2 tsp garlic powder
• pizza toppings - pepperoni ham, sausage, peppers, onions, mushrooms, pineapple, peppers etc.

Instructions

• Preheat oven to 375 F.
• Spray or grease a muffin pan.
• Unroll dough sheet and cut into 8 equal squares. Press into muffin cups.
• Sprinkle some cheese into each dough cup. Add 1 Tbsp. pizza sauce followed by remaining cheese and the toppings of your choice. Sprinkle garlic powder over toppings.
• Bake for 15 minutes.
• Remove from pan, carefully, with a fork.
• Serve.

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