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.
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Thursday, June 21, 2012

Mac N' Cheese, It's What's For Breakfast

Sorry for not having any fresh posts these last few days.  The Friday quickie post was trumped by a long birthday weekend full of out of town friends and antics & shenanigans in the SF Bay Area. 

I did however make a point to get mac n' cheese when I could.  I was successful in my endeavors and ate mac out (same place, twice), made a homemade mac and found some mac n' cheese by association. 

For the wife's birthday her friends and I plotted a surprise and they flew out for a long weekend of fun.  After picking them up at SFO we got back to our place and we were all feeling that grumble in our tummies telling us that we needed to eat something for breakfast.  We quickly decided on a local favorite of ours, Red Tractor Cafe in Dublin.  They do all kinds of good southern style dinners and serve great breakfasts all day.  While most of us had breakfast (there was a lone order of fried chicken) I decided that then was as good of time as any to officially review their mac n' cheese.  Now I can't recommend that you eat mac n' cheese for breakfast instead of a bowl of cereal every day, but like cold pizza, I don't think anyone will mind if it sneaks it's way onto your plate once in a blue moon. 

The Review
The sign that greets you at the Hacienda Crossing Plaza in Dublin