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Seen this a few time, I don’t get it. What am I missing?
 
That Britney is a bit of a twat I think
 
Tbf I don’t think we do actually do call a plate of pasta with cheese sauce Mac ‘n’ cheese. What with having the ability to use actual proper words and avoid heart attack causing gloop.
 
if your mac and cheese is gloop, you fucked up

I wouldn't be surprised if "mac 'n cheese" was some sort of patented Kraft brand name. :icon_lol:
 
It's nice as long it has bacon bits in it, otherwise it's a bit bland.
 
Bacon lardons or cocktail sausages make a mac n cheese.
 
how in the holy hell is mac and cheese bland

it's pasta covered in butter and cheese, I mean good lord you guys make fun of americans for eating like fatasses, does it need to come with a syringe of bacon fat that you can shove up your butt?
 
'does it need to come with a syringe of bacon fat that you can shove up your butt?'

Is it Tuesday already?
 
Mac n cheese can be bland, but then so can any dish done poorly. I like mine with a bit of meat in it, but then same holds for a lot of dishes (cauliflower cheese eg.).
Oh, and it's an Italian dish.

Now then, let's talk about putting marshmallows in/on everything...
 
Mac n cheese.

Looks like vomit, smells like vomit, tastes like vomit.
 
Just called Macaroni Cheese in my gaff.

I don't think I've ever had it tbh.
 
Mac n cheese.

Looks like vomit, smells like vomit, tastes like vomit.

sorry to hear of your illness

Mac n cheese can be bland, but then so can any dish done poorly. I like mine with a bit of meat in it, but then same holds for a lot of dishes (cauliflower cheese eg.).
Oh, and it's an Italian dish.

Now then, let's talk about putting marshmallows in/on everything...

I do love a mac with meat or veg added.

dunno what that marshmallow nonsense you speak of is about though
 
I used to think it was called Macaronian Cheese - as in cheese from Macaronia.
 
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