Back-to-School Chaos? CT Food Girly Shares the Best Grab-and-Go Meals in Connecticut

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Every Tuesday in The Feed @CTFoodGirly comes on to talk food, dining, and drinks here in Connecticut.Between packing lunches, school pickups, and figuring out if your kid’s “optional” project is actually optional, who has time to cook dinner? That’s why this week CT Food Girly is here to save the day! She’s spilling her favorite spots across Connecticut where you can swoop in, grab a meal, and get back to the homework/bedtime battle without dirtying a single pan. From protein pancakes to pasta she’s got the ultimate back-to-school survival guide for parents who’d rather do anything than cook.Image credit: Getty Images

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