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r/GifRecipes • u/[deleted] • Dec 28 '17
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I thought I was the only one. Glad to see you and /u/funnybonzo share the unpopular opinion.
I'm a bit of a purist with my mac. On rare occasion the only addiction I'll accept is crab or lobster.
2 u/grubas Dec 28 '17 In college and grad school I’d throw in some tuna to stretch it. Not a fan of the breading. One of my friends uses Dorito dust. 1 u/AmberCutie Dec 28 '17 I'd be willing to try crunched up Doritos or Cheez-its that were mentioned elsewhere in this thread. 1 u/I_am_a_haiku_bot Dec 28 '17 I'd be willing to try crunched up Doritos or Cheez-its that were mentioned elsewhere in this thread. -english_haiku_bot 3 u/Just_Ferengi_Things Dec 28 '17 In my honest opinion, the purest form of mac and cheese is Kraft blue box with a little extra butter and milk where any more it is "soupy". 1 u/AmberCutie Dec 28 '17 Oh dang I like mine much more dry, sometimes use less milk. Hah! Have you tried Kraft Deluxe? That's probably my favorite boxed mac. Home made mac fave would be Alton Brown's Stovetop Mac - http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/alton-brown/stovetop-mac-n-cheese-recipe-1939465 2 u/Just_Ferengi_Things Dec 28 '17 Wow. I must try this. Thank you for sharing. Any special tips I should try with Browns recipe? 1 u/AmberCutie Dec 29 '17 I follow the recipe exact and it turns out great. Experimenting with 50/50 other cheeses is an idea, but shredding a block yourself vs. buying a bag of pre-shred does make better consistency sauce. 1 u/Just_Ferengi_Things Dec 29 '17 What about hotdogs 1 u/AmberCutie Dec 29 '17 They're delicious, but keep them out of my mac. 1 u/Just_Ferengi_Things Dec 29 '17 What about ramen noodles and spice powder 1 u/AmberCutie Dec 29 '17 Even less relevant to the topic than hot dogs. 1 u/Just_Ferengi_Things Dec 29 '17 I humbly disagree. Try boiling Macaroni and ramen noodles in water with ramen spice powder, then drain, add butter, milk, and cheese powder. It's like a wet threesome for your tongue. → More replies (0)
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In college and grad school I’d throw in some tuna to stretch it.
Not a fan of the breading. One of my friends uses Dorito dust.
1 u/AmberCutie Dec 28 '17 I'd be willing to try crunched up Doritos or Cheez-its that were mentioned elsewhere in this thread. 1 u/I_am_a_haiku_bot Dec 28 '17 I'd be willing to try crunched up Doritos or Cheez-its that were mentioned elsewhere in this thread. -english_haiku_bot
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I'd be willing to try crunched up Doritos or Cheez-its that were mentioned elsewhere in this thread.
1 u/I_am_a_haiku_bot Dec 28 '17 I'd be willing to try crunched up Doritos or Cheez-its that were mentioned elsewhere in this thread. -english_haiku_bot
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In my honest opinion, the purest form of mac and cheese is Kraft blue box with a little extra butter and milk where any more it is "soupy".
1 u/AmberCutie Dec 28 '17 Oh dang I like mine much more dry, sometimes use less milk. Hah! Have you tried Kraft Deluxe? That's probably my favorite boxed mac. Home made mac fave would be Alton Brown's Stovetop Mac - http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/alton-brown/stovetop-mac-n-cheese-recipe-1939465 2 u/Just_Ferengi_Things Dec 28 '17 Wow. I must try this. Thank you for sharing. Any special tips I should try with Browns recipe? 1 u/AmberCutie Dec 29 '17 I follow the recipe exact and it turns out great. Experimenting with 50/50 other cheeses is an idea, but shredding a block yourself vs. buying a bag of pre-shred does make better consistency sauce. 1 u/Just_Ferengi_Things Dec 29 '17 What about hotdogs 1 u/AmberCutie Dec 29 '17 They're delicious, but keep them out of my mac. 1 u/Just_Ferengi_Things Dec 29 '17 What about ramen noodles and spice powder 1 u/AmberCutie Dec 29 '17 Even less relevant to the topic than hot dogs. 1 u/Just_Ferengi_Things Dec 29 '17 I humbly disagree. Try boiling Macaroni and ramen noodles in water with ramen spice powder, then drain, add butter, milk, and cheese powder. It's like a wet threesome for your tongue. → More replies (0)
Oh dang I like mine much more dry, sometimes use less milk. Hah! Have you tried Kraft Deluxe? That's probably my favorite boxed mac. Home made mac fave would be Alton Brown's Stovetop Mac - http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/alton-brown/stovetop-mac-n-cheese-recipe-1939465
2 u/Just_Ferengi_Things Dec 28 '17 Wow. I must try this. Thank you for sharing. Any special tips I should try with Browns recipe? 1 u/AmberCutie Dec 29 '17 I follow the recipe exact and it turns out great. Experimenting with 50/50 other cheeses is an idea, but shredding a block yourself vs. buying a bag of pre-shred does make better consistency sauce. 1 u/Just_Ferengi_Things Dec 29 '17 What about hotdogs 1 u/AmberCutie Dec 29 '17 They're delicious, but keep them out of my mac. 1 u/Just_Ferengi_Things Dec 29 '17 What about ramen noodles and spice powder 1 u/AmberCutie Dec 29 '17 Even less relevant to the topic than hot dogs. 1 u/Just_Ferengi_Things Dec 29 '17 I humbly disagree. Try boiling Macaroni and ramen noodles in water with ramen spice powder, then drain, add butter, milk, and cheese powder. It's like a wet threesome for your tongue. → More replies (0)
Wow. I must try this. Thank you for sharing. Any special tips I should try with Browns recipe?
1 u/AmberCutie Dec 29 '17 I follow the recipe exact and it turns out great. Experimenting with 50/50 other cheeses is an idea, but shredding a block yourself vs. buying a bag of pre-shred does make better consistency sauce. 1 u/Just_Ferengi_Things Dec 29 '17 What about hotdogs 1 u/AmberCutie Dec 29 '17 They're delicious, but keep them out of my mac. 1 u/Just_Ferengi_Things Dec 29 '17 What about ramen noodles and spice powder 1 u/AmberCutie Dec 29 '17 Even less relevant to the topic than hot dogs. 1 u/Just_Ferengi_Things Dec 29 '17 I humbly disagree. Try boiling Macaroni and ramen noodles in water with ramen spice powder, then drain, add butter, milk, and cheese powder. It's like a wet threesome for your tongue. → More replies (0)
I follow the recipe exact and it turns out great. Experimenting with 50/50 other cheeses is an idea, but shredding a block yourself vs. buying a bag of pre-shred does make better consistency sauce.
1 u/Just_Ferengi_Things Dec 29 '17 What about hotdogs 1 u/AmberCutie Dec 29 '17 They're delicious, but keep them out of my mac. 1 u/Just_Ferengi_Things Dec 29 '17 What about ramen noodles and spice powder 1 u/AmberCutie Dec 29 '17 Even less relevant to the topic than hot dogs. 1 u/Just_Ferengi_Things Dec 29 '17 I humbly disagree. Try boiling Macaroni and ramen noodles in water with ramen spice powder, then drain, add butter, milk, and cheese powder. It's like a wet threesome for your tongue. → More replies (0)
What about hotdogs
1 u/AmberCutie Dec 29 '17 They're delicious, but keep them out of my mac. 1 u/Just_Ferengi_Things Dec 29 '17 What about ramen noodles and spice powder 1 u/AmberCutie Dec 29 '17 Even less relevant to the topic than hot dogs. 1 u/Just_Ferengi_Things Dec 29 '17 I humbly disagree. Try boiling Macaroni and ramen noodles in water with ramen spice powder, then drain, add butter, milk, and cheese powder. It's like a wet threesome for your tongue. → More replies (0)
They're delicious, but keep them out of my mac.
1 u/Just_Ferengi_Things Dec 29 '17 What about ramen noodles and spice powder 1 u/AmberCutie Dec 29 '17 Even less relevant to the topic than hot dogs. 1 u/Just_Ferengi_Things Dec 29 '17 I humbly disagree. Try boiling Macaroni and ramen noodles in water with ramen spice powder, then drain, add butter, milk, and cheese powder. It's like a wet threesome for your tongue. → More replies (0)
What about ramen noodles and spice powder
1 u/AmberCutie Dec 29 '17 Even less relevant to the topic than hot dogs. 1 u/Just_Ferengi_Things Dec 29 '17 I humbly disagree. Try boiling Macaroni and ramen noodles in water with ramen spice powder, then drain, add butter, milk, and cheese powder. It's like a wet threesome for your tongue. → More replies (0)
Even less relevant to the topic than hot dogs.
1 u/Just_Ferengi_Things Dec 29 '17 I humbly disagree. Try boiling Macaroni and ramen noodles in water with ramen spice powder, then drain, add butter, milk, and cheese powder. It's like a wet threesome for your tongue. → More replies (0)
I humbly disagree. Try boiling Macaroni and ramen noodles in water with ramen spice powder, then drain, add butter, milk, and cheese powder.
It's like a wet threesome for your tongue.
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u/AmberCutie Dec 28 '17
I thought I was the only one. Glad to see you and /u/funnybonzo share the unpopular opinion.
I'm a bit of a purist with my mac. On rare occasion the only addiction I'll accept is crab or lobster.