January 26, 2018
Five different cheeses and truffle extract give this a very deep earthy wonderful flavor. All the preceding adhere to short spiral shaped macaroni. This is decidedly different from the kid’s $1 a box glow-in-the-dark stuff that cooks up on the stove.
At $3.49 a frozen box, this might seem a little pricey. And it is. But consider what it would cost to make this yourself. Just the Gouda, white Cheddar, Asiago, Parmesan and Romano alone would probably use up all that $3.49. One 290 calorie serving of this is also pretty filling and satisfying. A little goes a long way as a side to some lighter fare.
Price $3.49 per 12 ounce box
Calories 290 per serving (2 servings per box)
Tags: calories, food, nutrition, price, review, tj, tj's, trader joe's, truffle mac & cheese
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02/18/2018 at 20:13 |
Very well written! I’m a sucker for mac and cheese. I’ve just started a new food blog myself, and though I’m not reviewing food products as you are, this is cool stuff! I’ve followed, keep it up.
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02/18/2018 at 21:12 |
Thanks. Good luck with your new blog!
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02/18/2018 at 21:19
Thank you, Steveo!
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02/09/2018 at 12:16 |
[…] & cheese. This has a nice earthy depth of flavor but less complex than the recently reviewed Truffle Mac & Cheese. This product adds Hatch Chiles to a classic cheddar cheese base. If you’re worried that […]
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01/29/2018 at 16:31 |
Honestly you had me at truffle 😉
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01/29/2018 at 17:51 |
Since truffle extract was the very last ingredient, I’m not sure how much truffle was actually in there. But still yummy! 😋
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01/26/2018 at 11:19 |
I loved that mac and cheese, but I always find it hard to stop at one serving since there are two in the box.
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01/26/2018 at 12:25 |
I shared. Otherwise the second serving would’ve disappeared the same way as the first. In fact, it’s a good thing I didn’t have a second box in the freezer. 😋
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