According to the side of the Kraft box, I'm a family of 4.
We made Macaroni and Cheese, Peas, and Bacon tonight.
That wasn't a picture of tonight's. It's an older picture. Looks the same though.
I wrote up the recipe a few years ago to add to the knowledge base at work, and I included a suggested serving size:
Customary serving size: enough to make you feel unwell, then 1 helping more
Edit:
If you want the recipe:
So, I have to ask, why peas? It's not something I would think to add to mac and cheese.
In my wife's family putting peas in it is my a time-honored tradition. They even sing a little song: "Eat that mackie cheese and peas," or "Eat that mackie cheese, no peas," depending. Especially camping - they use dried peas which get rehydrated by the time it's cooked. The one additive they also like that I can't stand is tuna. In a sandwich, great, but not in my mackie cheese pleeeze.
Peas (fresh or frozen) are nice and bland without being gross about it. You can add them to all kinds of stuff and forget they're even in it. Soup, pot pies, mashed potatoes, anything with gravy or cheese, meatloaf, etc.
Bacon bits and peas with macaroni garnish.
It's an older picture.
But it checks out.
Zoidberg, you are a sea creature, you can probably handle a little under twice the salt a human can.
The meal isn't over when you're full, it's over when you hate yourself.
No matter what else he had going on, he was pretty damn funny.
Me, too, have portion control issues
This is true. There is no such thing as having too much mac and cheese.
Easiest mac and cheese recipe that is both cheap and nearly perfect
https://www.seriouseats.com/ingredient-stovetop-mac-and-cheese-recipe
Ingredients:
- mac
- cheese
- evaporated milk
Easily beats kraft for flavor. Not QUITE as cheap but pretty damn close. Same cooking time, lower effort.
That is the only acceptable choice
You have chosen the $10,000 American macaroni.
Very Stanley Parable of him.
Bet.
