macaroni

He refuses to eat left over macaroni, so regularly at least half the box is wasted.

Being a professional means answering to a set of ethics before acting like a kindergartner who's proud of his macaroni picture.

When I make boxed macaroni and cheese, I add nutmeg, and the result is way better.

It would work just as well if you hand-draw it or use a pizza box or scatter macaroni.

You can get organic macaroni and cheese in a box that's just like the regular (but tastes better).

A cheap box of macaroni and cheese is transformed by crumbling a couple slices of high quality bacon onto it.

The rest of you cretins can get back to the Macaroni Grill where you belong.

My girlfriend's son operates similarly; he often makes a box of macaroni and cheese for dinner, and only eats half of it.

I still doubt good quality macaroni causes people to get out of prison and not steal more cars.

And there's also ravioli code, lasagna code, spaghetti with meatballs code, and macaroni code.

I'd rather eat macaroni and eat canned food for a month than consider asking mom and dad for money.

I assume that it was a lot of macaroni and cheese, pasta and mashed potatoes, but I can't really remember.

I cannot even count the number of emails I receive along the lines of “We’re happy to let you know that we have launched macaroni.io" or some other crazy name that tells you nothing about what the product or service is.

On a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being super healthy, how healthy do you consider what you just ate?" Then check out all the values for macaroni and cheese, identify the options that most closely match the health scale I gave, run some calculations, and come back with an estimate on what I ate.

Macaroni, Ramen noodles, bread, soda, McDonald's (fries, bread), candy, cereal, etc.