The goal of this site is to find as many kinds of mac n' cheese as possible and try them so you don't have to! Stove-top, frozen, quick prepare (just add water), home made and anything served in a restaurant are all fair game! If it's name has macaroni n' cheese in it, I'm trying it.

My hope is that this blog will help you discover new varieties to try (and to avoid) or that killer home made recipe that is worth the work to make yourself.

When I'm not collecting video games, I'm eatin' mac n' cheese. Thanks for following me on this journey as I see what it takes to make me bleed cheese.
Showing posts with label Hot Pocket. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hot Pocket. Show all posts

Thursday, July 19, 2012

Baked Mac Must Mean Healthy Mac, Right?

We Americans really love appetizers.  Restaurants offer up these huge appetizers meals before we're served the huge meals that we've actually ordered (not to mention we order appetizers in droves) and they are mainstays of dinner events and parties because of their ease of serving and quick preparation.  Swaths of restaurants have the standard fare including mozzarella sticks, potato skins, buffalo wings, chips & dip a number of other small finger foods sitting on their menus, but as culture pushes towards healthier foods newer options like fried mac n' cheese disappear.  I've already reviewed Target's attempt to bring fried mac n' cheese to the masses, but what happens when a food maker has their eyes on our midsections and offer us a 'baked' solution to a normally fried meal.

The Review

Brand:
Hot Pockets Snackers Baked Mac & Cheese Bites

See! Baked! Totally healthy! Eat the whole bag!


Monday, June 11, 2012

Is That Some Mac In Your Pocket... Or Are You Just Happy To See Me?


We like portable food.  We also like quick food.  Foods that have found a way to do both at once are often a standard fare of those on the go (or those who really got to get back to that video game).  One of the more popular quick & portable meal options for many are Hot Pockets.  Burrito sized pocket sandwiches filled with meats, cheeses and the occasional veggie, they seem to have newer varieties every time you go to the store.  Hot Pocket has even taken to making a special line of Limited Edition pockets.  I don't know why the thought behind making flavors limited, but they've made one just for this blog.  I've seen it on shelves for a good six months so if you really want to try it, it's probably best to try it sooner than later.  You never know when it's going to go out of production.



The Review

Brand:
Hot Pockets Limited Edition Four Cheese Pasta Garlic Bake