Why you should Send a Friend Lasagna. Today.

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On New Year’s Eve, I entered an Instagram contest. I did it on a whim, but…you know…why not? It’s not like I had anything to lose. I’ve known about Send a Friend Lasagna for a while now. And I’d always planned on giving it a try. I just hadn’t yet. So I entered. After all, if they were already giving a lasagna away, it might as well go to me – right? All I had to do was guess how many pounds of lasagna they delivered in 2020. Without going over.

I guessed 7,000 pounds. I knew that was a lot. But I had a “go big or go home” mentality.

That’s right. I won! I was only nine pounds off. Send a Friend Lasagna had delivered 7,009 pounds of lasagna in 2020.* That’s a whole lot of lasagna!

We decided we wanted to try the meat and cheese lasagna. I gave Stephanie my order and address. We scheduled a drop off for the next day – New Year’s Day.

After a simple drop off on our porch, we threw our New Year’s lunch in the oven and waited in anticipation of a gooey concoction of pasta, meat, cheese, and sauce. Fortunately, we had the Rose Parade to help distract us from the amazing smells that were flowing from our kitchen. I’m not gonna lie. My stomach grumbled its displeasure at having to wait. Our whole family was eager to try it.

  • Send a Friend Lasagna
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  • Meaty, cheesy, gooey lasagna from Give a Friend Lasagna

Y’all.

Seriously.

It was worth the wait. We’re big lasagna fans. This has to be the best we’ve ever had. It was packed with meat and the exact right amount of cheesy goodness. It was great. We can’t wait to have some more!

Hey Indy! Send lasagna to a friend – or yourself!

Do you want to help local small businesses? Of course! We all do. Here’s a great way to help a small business in the Indianapolis area – send lasagna!

Here are the times when it’s appropriate to send someone lasagna:

  • New Year’s Day (duh)
  • Birthday
  • Valentine’s Day
  • When someone’s going through a difficult time
  • When someone’s celebrating something good
  • Surgery recovery
  • When a newborn comes home
  • When a family brings home an adopted child
  • Any reason at all, really…

And here’s a list of people you could send lasagna to:

  • A family member (in the Indianapolis area)
  • A co-worker
  • Friends
  • Enemies^
  • Foster parents
  • Adoptive parents
  • Neighbors
  • Your pastor
  • Your favorite blogger
  • Me+
  • Yourself

The possibilities are endless. And you really don’t need an excuse. Send lasagna to a friend today. I promise you won’t be disappointed. I know we weren’t.

Endnotes

*When I thought about my guess, I couldn’t help but think of Harry Chapin’s 30,000 Pounds of Bananas. I found myself singing it over and over again. I’m glad I didn’t guess 30,000 pounds, though.
^“Do I not destroy my enemies when I make them my friends?” – commonly attributed to Abraham Lincoln
+ Hey, wait a second. How come I’m not your favorite blogger? What can I do to fix that?

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Matt Todd

Howdy. I'm Matt. My wife, Christy, and I have four kids and two dogs, I'm passionate about orphan care. I'm a die-hard fan of the Evansville Aces, the Indiana Hoosiers, and Star Wars. I'm trying to live life by the Todd family motto: "It behooves us to live!"
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