These just had the cutest presentation, that I had to share :)

If you like a more classic meatloaf, You could do the very same, by dividing it into muffin tins and starting your cooking time at around 20 minutes until they are done!
For the mashed potatoes, just make 'em how you make 'em (we even left the skins on, but you could also just use flakes if that's how you like them). Then fill up a quart-sized ziptop freezer bag with the potatoes, and cut a small corner off one bottom edge of the bag (start small, you can always make it bigger if you need to) and pipe on top of your meatloaf muffins.
For the mashed potatoes, just make 'em how you make 'em (we even left the skins on, but you could also just use flakes if that's how you like them). Then fill up a quart-sized ziptop freezer bag with the potatoes, and cut a small corner off one bottom edge of the bag (start small, you can always make it bigger if you need to) and pipe on top of your meatloaf muffins.
Sprinkle with a little Parmesan and - Ta-da!
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