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Originally posted by PaWolf PaWolf wrote:

Check you local specials - Food Lion has all DEVOUR meals 2 for $5 right now. They WILL sell you 1 for $2.50.
Go get your Buffalo Chicken Cheese Mac.

1 meal for $2.50?
Ready in 6 minutes?
Much tastier and faster, and cheaper than McD's, KFC, TB...and once purchased, you can fix it whenever you want, in your underpants (if you so desire)


The only Food Lion around here is too far to drive.

And I would never microwave it. Certainly not from frozen.

Microwaves are only good for quick thawing frozen food, IMO.

I'd let them thaw in the fridge overnight then bake them with real, dry heat in the oven the way food should be prepared.

Maybe even take them out of the cardboard and put them in a baking dish first.
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1 meal for $2.50?
Ready in 6 minutes?
Much tastier and faster, and cheaper than McD's, KFC, TB...and once purchased, you can fix it whenever you want, in your underpants (if you so desire)


Tastier and cheaper, but not faster...at least not here. I can actually drive to the closest McD's, place my order, get my food, and get back in under 4 minutes.
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I'd let them thaw in the fridge overnight then bake them with real, dry heat in the oven the way food should be prepared.


If I was dictator anyone who ruined mac and cheese by baking it would be sentenced to 10 years hard labor.
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I assume this stuff is better than the Kraft macaroni and cheese.  I used to like Kraft.  After I had mac and cheese with real cheese (rather than that orange powder), though, the Kraft stuff became history.  Tasted like bland mush.
 
 
 
 
 
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Originally posted by DKS DKS wrote:

Originally posted by Jimbo Jimbo wrote:

I'd let them thaw in the fridge overnight then bake them with real, dry heat in the oven the way food should be prepared.


If I was dictator anyone who ruined mac and cheese by baking it would be sentenced to 10 years hard labor.




Look-a here lil' feller... jes' cause some folks ain't learned how'ta enjoy a baked macaroni-n-cheese casserole type-a dish, don't go-a punishin' the rest-a us'ns fer a-doin so!!!

Dad-blame it!!!!

Ya put yerself some bread crumbs and some grated and shredded cheese on top, then ya bake it until ya gitch-yerself a brown, crispy crust on top!!!

Now that's some mighty good eatin' son!!!

Ol' Hop Sing knows better'n ta not bake our mac-n-cheese at the Ponderosa!!!


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Originally posted by Thor Thor wrote:

 
I assume this stuff is better than the Kraft macaroni and cheese.  I used to like Kraft.  After I had mac and cheese with real cheese (rather than that orange powder), though, the Kraft stuff became history.  Tasted like bland mush.
 
 
 
 
 


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Originally posted by Jimbo Jimbo wrote:

Originally posted by PaWolf PaWolf wrote:

Check you local specials - Food Lion has all DEVOUR meals 2 for $5 right now. They WILL sell you 1 for $2.50.
Go get your Buffalo Chicken Cheese Mac.

1 meal for $2.50?
Ready in 6 minutes?
Much tastier and faster, and cheaper than McD's, KFC, TB...and once purchased, you can fix it whenever you want, in your underpants (if you so desire)


The only Food Lion around here is too far to drive.

And I would never microwave it. Certainly not from frozen.

Microwaves are only good for quick thawing frozen food, IMO.

I'd let them thaw in the fridge overnight then bake them with real, dry heat in the oven the way food should be prepared.

Maybe even take them out of the cardboard and put them in a baking dish first.

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I think you must descend from some royal bloodline. Never have to be in a rush, never starved. Life was a bed of roses, eh?
Thank the Big Guy Above for inviting illegal aliens and extraterrestrials to help us invent microwave ovens and meals. Cooks in a minute, tastes like sh*t, does the job! Until you get to Devour...and these take 5-6 minutes to cook right and, being I've not tasted excrement, all I can say is they taste GREAT!
Some of us need 'Taste Great' and 'Fast Food' to come together for us - but again, that's 'some of us'.
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Originally posted by Jimbo Jimbo wrote:

Originally posted by DKS DKS wrote:

Originally posted by Jimbo Jimbo wrote:

I'd let them thaw in the fridge overnight then bake them with real, dry heat in the oven the way food should be prepared.


If I was dictator anyone who ruined mac and cheese by baking it would be sentenced to 10 years hard labor.




Look-a here lil' feller... jes' cause some folks ain't learned how'ta enjoy a baked macaroni-n-cheese casserole type-a dish, don't go-a punishin' the rest-a us'ns fer a-doin so!!!

Dad-blame it!!!!

Ya put yerself some bread crumbs and some grated and shredded cheese on top, then ya bake it until ya gitch-yerself a brown, crispy crust on top!!!

Now that's some mighty good eatin' son!!!

Ol' Hop Sing knows better'n ta not bake our mac-n-cheese at the Ponderosa!!!



That one there's a humdinger, Hoss!  (Great work, Jimbo.)  LOL
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That one there's a humdinger, Hoss!  (Great work, Jimbo.)  LOL
       

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Originally posted by Jimbo Jimbo wrote:

Originally posted by Thor Thor wrote:

 
I assume this stuff is better than the Kraft macaroni and cheese.  I used to like Kraft.  After I had mac and cheese with real cheese (rather than that orange powder), though, the Kraft stuff became history.  Tasted like bland mush.
 
 
 
 
 


Stouffer's, baby!!!!
 
Stouffer's is really good.  I've found store brands of frozen mac and cheese that are good, too.  Sometimes, they're actually too "cheesey" for me, so I cook up more macaroni or cavatappi and mix it in.  I do the same with macaroni salad.
 
 
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Ya put yerself some bread crumbs and some grated and shredded cheese on top, then ya bake it until ya gitch-yerself a brown, crispy crust on top!!!



Ugh dear lord no, macaroni with a crust is like pumpkin pie with goat urine. I mean sure, you CAN add it, but it's certainly nothing I would consider eating if I had any choice!

Side note, I wanted to try the new varieties, but when I went to the store apparently everyone had the same idea, cause the only one they had any left in stock was the bacon topped meatloaf with spicy ketchup and garlic mac and cheese, and they were almost out of that one too. I did get one of those though and had it last night, it was pretty tasty, but not as filling as the buffalo mac.
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Originally posted by DKS DKS wrote:

Originally posted by Jimbo Jimbo wrote:

Ya put yerself some bread crumbs and some grated and shredded cheese on top, then ya bake it until ya gitch-yerself a brown, crispy crust on top!!!


Ugh dear lord no, macaroni with a crust is like pumpkin pie with goat urine. I mean sure, you CAN add it, but it's certainly nothing I would consider eating if I had any choice!

Side note, I wanted to try the new varieties, but when I went to the store apparently everyone had the same idea, cause the only one they had any left in stock was the bacon topped meatloaf with spicy ketchup and garlic mac and cheese, and they were almost out of that one too. I did get one of those though and had it last night, it was pretty tasty, but not as filling as the buffalo mac.


Wait a minute... you actually LIKE mac & cheese with GARLIC??? ...



But you balk at it with a cheesey crispy, golden baked bread crumb crust????



The goat urine sounds better than garlic, which afaic, has become an over used "fad" spice.

Seems like every pretentious, hipster restaurant (and frozen food company trying to emulate them), wants to ruin perfectly good food with friggin garlic because it's hip and trendy.

Yuck.

I suppose next it will be mac & cheese with chutney. Or Chipotle.

Arugula.

I guess it takes "all kinds"...

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Originally posted by Jimbo Jimbo wrote:

Originally posted by DKS DKS wrote:

Originally posted by Jimbo Jimbo wrote:

Ya put yerself some bread crumbs and some grated and shredded cheese on top, then ya bake it until ya gitch-yerself a brown, crispy crust on top!!!


Ugh dear lord no, macaroni with a crust is like pumpkin pie with goat urine.


Wait a minute... you actually LIKE mac & cheese with GARLIC??? ...



But you balk at it with a cheesey crispy, golden baked bread crumb crust????



I guess it takes "all kinds"...

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That Scary Movie 2 clip is ridiculously funny!  LOL


Nothing like a good barf fest.

They must've eaten some garlic mac & cheese....



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Wait a minute... you actually LIKE mac & cheese with GARLIC??? ...



But you balk at it with a cheesey crispy, golden baked bread crumb crust????



The goat urine sounds better than garlic, which afaic, has become an over used "fad" spice.

Seems like every pretentious, hipster restaurant (and frozen food company trying to emulate them), wants to ruin perfectly good food with friggin garlic because it's hip and trendy.
 



I like garlic well enough(I don't see it added to many things though, not sure what you're referring to there) but tbh the mac and cheese doesn't have a garlic taste. Also, I dunno what that kinda abomination that picture you posted is, but it's clearly not mac and cheese. M&C is supposed to be soft and gooey, once you make it crispy, it's no longer mac and cheese, just like if you order a steak extra well done it's no longer a real steak, it's a piece of vaguely edible leather.
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Originally posted by DKS DKS wrote:

I like garlic well enough (I don't see it added to many things though, not sure what you're referring to there) but tbh the mac and cheese doesn't have a garlic taste. Also, I dunno what that kinda abomination that picture you posted is, but it's clearly not mac and cheese. M&C is supposed to be soft and gooey, once you make it crispy, it's no longer mac and cheese, just like if you order a steak extra well done it's no longer a real steak, it's a piece of vaguely edible leather.


You must not watch many cooking shows. You've never heard of garlic mashed potatoes? Garlic chicken wings? Garlic mussels? Garlic shrimp? You name it, some chefs seem to think it's necessary to dump garlic into everything they make.

The rest of that business above is just your opinion. Not every version of a given dish has to always be made the same.

The stuff in the picture I posted looks delicious. Seems fairly obvious that it's only the top crust that gets brown and crispy while the stuff underneath stays soft and gooey.

Speaking of abominations, I'm thinking maybe you guys are only familiar with that Kraft/Velveeta boxed crap with the cheese-like chemical goo in the foil envelope that you squeeze out like orange poop.

That sounds exactly like what you're talking about.
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The crusty stuff looks good to me.  I'd rather that than add-ins like beef or chicken or onion or whatever.
 
 
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The crusty stuff looks good to me.  I'd rather that than add-ins like beef or chicken or onion or whatever.


Looks good to me too.

Of course when you do that it becomes more of a casserole, but as Billy Joel might say, ...it's still mac-n-cheese to me.

Personally, I like it with cubed, sauteed ham and diced green peppers.


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I had to Google these meals because they sound delicious. Then I read the nutrition label. bad news...h. That buffalo Mac and cheese meal is 74% sodium.
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I had to Google these meals because they sound delicious. Then I read the nutrition label. bad news...h. That buffalo Mac and cheese meal is 74% sodium.


Yep.

I briefly alluded to the sodium content on the previous page.

If I were to ever give it a try, it would have to be a one time thing or occasional treat at best.

These prepared, packaged foods nowadays are sodium bombs.

I think I heard something about the FDA pressuring food manufacturers to set a goal of reducing the sodium content of their products by a certain year.


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You must not watch many cooking shows. You've never heard of garlic mashed potatoes? Garlic chicken wings? Garlic mussels? Garlic shrimp? You name it, some chefs seem to think it's necessary to dump garlic into everything they make.

The stuff in the picture I posted looks delicious. Seems fairly obvious that it's only the top crust that gets brown and crispy while the stuff underneath stays soft and gooey.

Speaking of abominations, I'm thinking maybe you guys are only familiar with that Kraft/Velveeta boxed crap with the cheese-like chemical goo in the foil envelope that you squeeze out like orange poop.



I'm about to turn 36, garlic mashed potatoes, shrimp, and wings have been around longer than I have(same as garlic bread), so you can hardly cite them as some modern hipster example of adding garlic to everything. Never heard of garlic mussels. Doesn't sound appealing, though.

And no, I don't touch Kraft or Velveeta mac & cheese, that stuff is nasty. I'm talking about real mac and cheese, which doesn't have a crust(and sorry, that pic? the mac under the crust doesn't look gooey at all, it looks dry, which is exactly how it has been every single  time I've eaten mac fixed like that).


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