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How do y'all spice up your Kraft dinner?

>> No.11310182

>>11310179
a bullet

>> No.11310185

>>11310179
semen

>> No.11310189

With more kraft dinner.

>> No.11310195

Every. Fucking. Time.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TnWIICkBeE

>> No.11310196

Add spices

>> No.11310201

>>11310179
Salt

>> No.11310207

>>11310201
>710 milligrams of sodium

And you want to add more? Fucking Christ anon.

>> No.11310212

>>11310179
Parmesan, pepper and pasta water

>> No.11310214

>>11310179
I tried ketchup but that's too spicy for me so I just use mayo.

>> No.11310221

>>11310214
same except I do stewed tomatoes, less spicy than ketchup

>> No.11310304

sriracha

>> No.11310562

>>11310179
why the fuck do people still eat Kraft when there are infinitely better box macaronis

>> No.11310594

>>11310196
Well, I think OP is asking about which spices lol

>> No.11310596

>>11310562
Then name one you guttersnipe

>> No.11310605

>>11310562

he's most likely Canadian

>> No.11310612

>>11310596
annies white cheddar mac n cheese.
or just dont be an autist and make it yourself, boxed mac n cheese is the biggest scam in food history (literally just make macaroni and add real cheese instead)

>> No.11310615

>>11310179
>paper plates
>kraft dinner
i hope you have better times ahead, anon

>> No.11310624

>>11310596
Annie's white cheddar (the bunny noodles) are like fucking crack. They're more expensive though.

>> No.11310639
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11310639

horny

>> No.11310648

>>11310612
>mac n cheese is the biggest scam in food

It costs 31 cents a box. How the fuck is that a scam?

>> No.11310693

>>11310207
2000mg is the max amount of sodium you need in a daily diet. If you're not getting all of your sodium, you're never gonna make it

>> No.11310769

>>11310179
fuckin leafs

>> No.11310782

>>11310639
>classic cheddar
>not white
Fucking disgusting.

>> No.11310793

>>11310648
It's not even food but they're telling you it is.

>>I paid 31 cents for 2 cents worth of industrial chemicals!

>> No.11311422

>>11310793
Bet ur real fun at parties.

>> No.11311433

I always add a slice or two of real (fake) American cheese slices

>> No.11311441

>>11311422
Takes one to know one.

>> No.11311457

>>11310793
>not eating industrial chemicals

>> No.11311996

>>11311441
cringe

>> No.11312488

>>11310793
>industrial chemicals!
It's dehydrated cheese.
Boxed mac came around in the 30's during the depression. They re-branded when we got out of it.

>> No.11312501

>>11312488
>During the Great Depression, a St. Louis, Missouri salesman had the idea to sell macaroni pasta and cheese together as a package, so he began attaching grated cheese to boxes of pasta with a rubber band.
>In 1937, Kraft introduced the product in the U.S. and Canada.
>The timing of the product's launch had much to do with its success: during World War II, rationing of milk and dairy products, an increased reliance on meatless meals, and more women working outside the home, created a nearly captive market for the product, which was considered a hearty meal for families.
>Its shelf life of ten months was attractive at a time when many Canadian homes did not have refrigerators.
>Also, consumers could receive, for one food ration stamp, two boxes. The original box was primarily yellow. They sold 50 million boxes during the war.

>> No.11312513

>>11312501
>Kraft Dinner has been called the de facto national dish of Canada. Packaged in Quebec with Canadian wheat and milk, and other ingredients from Canada and the US, Canadians purchase 1.7 million of the 7 million boxes sold globally each week and eat an average of 3.2 boxes of Kraft Dinner each year, 55% more than Americans.

>> No.11312609

hot sauce

>> No.11312643

>>11310179
A few splashes of marinara, it tastes like cheeseburger helper.
Parmesan
Bacon Bits
Black papper
A bit of extra butter
red pepper

>> No.11312703

>>11310612
For real though, homemade mac n' cheese is easy to make and tastes waaaay better than any of that watery boxed garbage.

>> No.11312704

Vienna sausages, especially the flavored ones like BBQ. Mix the sauce in with the cheese for that delicious sodium overload.

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>>11310179
I like to cook the noodles just under al-dente, mix in the cheese packet, cream, garlic butter, 1TBSP gochujang. Add broccoli florets that have been blanched, sautéd, lightly seasoned with black pepper, salt (sometimes sautéd onion as well). Add ~2TBSP grated parmesan, handful of grated sharp cheddar. Top with panko seasoned with salt, pepper, dried basil, oregano, thyme, and a big pinch of Korean hot pepper flake. Bake at 375 for ~20-25 minutes until crust is golden brown. Breddy gudd.

>> No.11313126

Kikkoman soy sauce

>> No.11313232
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11313232

>>11313126
Cringe and Bluepilled

>> No.11313293

>>11310793
but ist homegrown and organic?

>> No.11313298

>>11313232
fermented soy isnt bad

>> No.11313315

>>11313095
You might as well make homemade at that point, but I guess if you don' thave noodles or cheese and only a box of mac that works.

>> No.11313811

Schneider's hot dogs

>> No.11313831
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11313831

canned beans, ketchup and sriracha

>> No.11314079

>>11310179
My secret spice mix. Basically nutmeg, cumin, and white pepper combination. This mix goes very well with cheese.

>> No.11314090

>>11310179
Broccoli, some fried hamburger, and sweet Thai sauce. Make the broccoli and the burger separate, then dump that shit together before serving. Doubles your yield per box.

>> No.11314100

>>11310179
diced serranos, adds a nice kick

>> No.11314168

Thank you for shopping at Winco foods. Thank you for helping me become a millionare.

>> No.11314192

>>11313315
I normally do prepare it from scratch but, I've also used boxes of Kraft which isn't bad but certainly not as enjoyable as homemade.