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Hey /ck/ I just made some good as fuck chilli dog macaroni and cheese.
Ingredients:annies macncheese, some pretty good hotdogs, and some bomb canned chilli.
Rate 0-10

>> No.6707205

>>6707200
I'd eat it. Especially if I was still a drinking man. Then I'd eat the fuck out of it.

>> No.6707225

>>6707200
That's not really cooking, given that the hot dogs and the chili were already cooked to begin with, and the mac and cheese was convenience food.

But if you're just throwing shit from cans and boxes together with hot dogs you could probably do much worse. 3/10, unless you live in a trailer park. I'm guessing you don't because you chose not to have a vegetable side dish of canned corn.

>> No.6707229

why do amerilards love mac n cheese?
tastes like shit, looks like shit and its probably more expensive than the same amount of noodles+tomato paste

>> No.6707236
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6707236

>>6707229
I have noodles and tomato paste, is it really that good, this shit annies, real cheddar nigga we got about 4 tbsp butter in this bitch dawg.

>> No.6707237

>>6707229
>why do amerilards love mac n cheese?
No idea. I didn't grow up poor and/or southern, so it was not a thing in my house. I always thought it was what single mothers fed their children. Didn't realize it was more of a thing than that until I was practically an adult.

>> No.6707245

reminds me of what my mom would make me eat after she followed some more "american" recipes online

so 0/10 i want to puke

>> No.6707248

>>6707229
I eat noodles and tomato (pronounced TOE-MAH-TOE) paste too, with a garnish of parsley from my neighbor's herb garden. Bone Apetit!

>> No.6707249

>>6707200
4/10 not awful for babby's first cooking

you'll git gud as you go

>> No.6707260

>>6707249
I've been smoking and drinking instead of eating so it's about room temp now, still p good.

>> No.6707278

>>6707229
Good mac n cheese is god tier food though so fuck off. Also, here in Canada KD is pretty much our national dish.

>> No.6707357

>>6707200
High tier student cooking, low middle otherwise.
I do the same thing when feeling lazy, brings back memories.

>>6707278
KD with bonus stuff thrown in is the best effort to enjoyment ratio food possible. Only dirties the pot you cooked it in and ate it out of and a fork, requires very little preparation or attention, and always tastes at least pretty good.

>> No.6707374

>>6707229
a lot of americans come from places where dairy farming was common. tomato paste isn't as filling as cheese, that's why it's more expensive.

if it tastes bad, it's not made right or you just don't like it. don't care how it looks.

stay jelly foreigner.

>> No.6707502

>>6707200
0/10 thats not homemade. every dumb fuck can open some cans

>> No.6708192
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6708192

You know how much better that would be if you used actual ingredients instead of pre-done shit?
>macaroni noodles
>REAL cheddar cheese (shaven off of a block)
>a bit of cream
>a dash of mustard powder (and by a dash I mean barely at all, you don't want it overpowering everything else)
>organic uncured hot dogs (nitrates = bad, I recommend applegate)
If you want to use canned/premade chili at this point, I don't fault you, but making a big vat of your own and putting it in the freezer for easy use in times like this would be nicer than fucking hormel.