Freshly made pasta in a 100% real cheddar cheese sauce.
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Microwave (1100 Watts)
1) Leave film on tray, do not vent.
2) Cook on high 16 Minutes.
3) Uncover, stir, and recover. Continue cooking on high 2 minutes.
4) Let stand 5 Minutes to complete cooking.
2) Cook on high 16 Minutes.
3) Uncover, stir, and recover. Continue cooking on high 2 minutes.
4) Let stand 5 Minutes to complete cooking.
Conventional Oven
1) Preheat to 375°F
2) Leave film on tray, do not vent.
3) Place tray on a baking sheet, center rack. Cook 75 Minutes.
4) Remove baking sheet from oven. Let stand 5 Minutes.
2) Leave film on tray, do not vent.
3) Place tray on a baking sheet, center rack. Cook 75 Minutes.
4) Remove baking sheet from oven. Let stand 5 Minutes.
Cooking Tips
• Will be hot!
• Ensure product reaches an internal temperature of 160°F
• Directions developed using 1100 WATT microwave oven. Ovens vary, cooking time may need adjusting
• Do not prepare in toaster oven
• Do not reheat tray
• Ensure product reaches an internal temperature of 160°F
• Directions developed using 1100 WATT microwave oven. Ovens vary, cooking time may need adjusting
• Do not prepare in toaster oven
• Do not reheat tray
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Rated 1 out of 5 by Gweniesue from Extra SaltyMy family has purchased the macaroni and cheese for many years. It is usually one of my daughter's favorites. We had the family sized package for dinner last night and it was so salty that it was inedible. Not your normal quality.
Rated 5 out of 5 by danica from amazing and very cheesyi dont know why people hate on stouffers macaroni and cheese its the bomb so much better than kraft
Rated 1 out of 5 by Senior Consumer Advocate from The Pink Slime of Mac&Cheese=Watery NOT CheeseyPurchased 2 two months ago from Kroger's and it is NOT the famous Stouffer's Mac & Cheese of old. It is watery, bland with a little orange imitation cheese. You could clearly see the plain pasta throughout with no cheese sauce covering it. Tasted bland like you were eating some leftover pasta upon which someone added watery cheese wiz. Boy have the mighty fallen, as Stouffer's was the top shelf brand compared to Oncor, but now it is at the bottom, joining Oncor for cheap immation food products.
Rated 5 out of 5 by jtsugarland from Deliciously cheesy!I don't indulge in pasta often so when I do, I want the best! Stouffers macaroni and cheese is my absolute favorite, creamy plentiful sauce with tender pasta; I love it! It is easy to prepare and is a more flavorful alternative to potatoes or rice.
Rated 1 out of 5 by macncheeselover from 20 years and they changed the pasta!!!!I've literally had this as my FAVORITE Mac and cheese for the last 20 years. All of a sudden tonight its different. The noodles are thinner longer and mushier than before, I want the nice thick noodles back! This has been my favorite since I was 5 what happened I'm so sad!!!!!
Rated 1 out of 5 by Katie13 from QualityYour Macaroni and Cheese used to be really good. Then to 'what happened to it. They changed it somehow.' Then to 'oh my word. Is this ever gross tasting.' Then to 'I wont but that again.'
Rated 1 out of 5 by SuzyQ from Very disappointingI’ve enjoyed most Stouffer foods, but this Mac and cheese is terrible! The pasta is mushy and the cheese is a little grainy and has an odd taste. Took a few bites and threw it away.
Rated 2 out of 5 by Wstone from Really horrible stuff, can taste the chemicals used. I did add another 4 cups of cooked macaroni, this stuff so soupy, more like cheese soup with some macaroni. Never again.
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