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Wow how deliciously dreamy does that look?! I want it NOW! Thanks for linking up to #tastytuesdays x Reply
This looks so delicious. I love a tuna melt, and the addition of corn…well you know me really well or something cause that’s right up my alley! Sadly I have a fussy eater who’s happy with peanut butter and honey sandwiches. If only he’d TRY a little bite he’d see how fabulous food really tastes!! #TastyTuesdays .:Marta:. Reply