Enh. I grew up on Kraft and prefer it to others, however velveeta shells and cheese is my favorite. I think in moderation is fine. We probably eat it every other week or so. It is all in balance and moderation.
I've thought about buying Annie's. Is it a lot better? I don't eat it but the kids love Mac n cheese so if its better for them I'll make the switch.
I think it tastes the same as Kraft! The big problem is price for me. Target had them on sale for $1 for months and now it's back to $2.04 and we only have one box left ((
Unfortunately, I can't. The boy has been fighting eating every single meal. He wouldn't even eat my delicious homemade crockpot mac and cheese last Sunday. Wouldn't you know he gobbled up three servings of the HORRID Kraft stuff. Yeah, it was extra yummy today.
I've thought about buying Annie's. Is it a lot better? I don't eat it but the kids love Mac n cheese so if its better for them I'll make the switch.
I think it tastes the same as Kraft! The big problem is price for me. Target had them on sale for $1 for months and now it's back to $2.04 and we only have one box left ((
We tried Annie's and I just didn't care for it. I mean it was okay but something screams CHILDHOOD with Kraft.
Unfortunately, I can't. The boy has been fighting eating every single meal. He wouldn't even eat my delicious homemade crockpot mac and cheese last Sunday. Wouldn't you know he gobbled up three servings of the HORRID Kraft stuff. Yeah, it was extra yummy today.
DD's like that too now. She used to love pretty much everything I made, and now she's really picky and won't touch it if it has anything she doesn't like in it (i.e. onions, peppers, cooked tomatoes, spinach, carrots, etc.). For example, last night I made enchiladas, which she used to go wild over; now she picked the cheese off and that was it. DS, on the other hand, inhaled it, but doesn't care too much for mac and cheese.
I need to try Annies, Macy looovvvves my homemade mac n cheese but it's such a PITA to make sometimes. At least the leftovers last longer than Kraft though.