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>Delicious
>Nutritious
>Ready in under 20min
>Kid friendly
>Drunk food
>Cant eat it all in one sitting by yourself
>Designed for retards, just read the box
>Can add any protein you want to.
>Non-fatty, hella flavor

>> No.16260851

>>16260799
Most of /ck/ thinks its great and eats it or an equivalent regularly. But there is not much to discuss, it doesn't make for attractive photos, and why would anyone come to a cooking forum to talk about it? Doctor it up with extra spices, cheese, additions like a can of beans or random vegetables.

>> No.16260970

>>16260799
Made it all the time from ages 12-16.

>> No.16260992

Trash garbage food that i only eat once in a blue moon, but when i get the hankering for it nothing else will do.

>> No.16261005

i don't eat it often but when i do i very much enjoy it. i always add ssome frozen corn to mine because I've done it as long as i can remember. the stroganoff and beef pasta are the best two imo. i will never understand the Italian ones though because just like. get a jar of sauce and some pasta it's no extra work or really even price.

>> No.16261006

>>16260970
>from ages 12-16.

damn i couldnt even cook meat until age 18, since i was forced to since i was out of HS and mommy couldnt buy me mcchickens

>> No.16261009

>>16261006
i started cooking at like 4. i almost got in trouble for it but i woke up decided i was hungry, pulled a chair up the the stove and since i had been "helping" my grandmother cook i got it. i made bacon eggs and toast for both of my grandparents and since i didn't burn the house down and managed scrambled eggs and bacon without messing it up my grandmother started teaching me to cook properly. i say start them young in the kitchen. they couldn't

>> No.16261013

>>16261009
>they couldn't get mad at me i made them breakfast.

>> No.16261159

Good sloppa, simple as

>> No.16262351

I've never had it, but that's because I'm white

>> No.16262581

>>16260799
It’s the glue that holds this crew together

>> No.16262623

>>16260799
Love that stuff, but as I got older found it too salty. Maybe they make a low sodium version for sensitive snowflakes like myself?

>> No.16262645

>>16260799
the only good one is Lasagna, and you have to use less water than the box says, and not cook it as long. it's as if the box is made for people who like their pasta extremely mushy and overcooked. all the ones that say to use milk turn out disgusting especially stroganoff and tuna gratin

>> No.16262657

>>16260799
>Enriched Macaroni (wheat flour, niacin, ferrous sulfate, thiamin mononitrate, riboflavin, folic acid), Modified Whey, Corn Starch, Wheat Flour, Salt. Contains 2% or less of: Vegetable Oil (canola, soybean and/or sunflower oil), Lactic Acid, Citric Acid, Tomato*, Calcium Lactate, Whey*, Bacon Fat, Coconut Oil, Natural Flavor, Annatto Extract (color), Cheddar Cheese* (milk, cultures, salt, enzymes), Monoglycerides, Bacon (pork cured with water, salt, sugar, sodium phosphate, sodium ascorbate, sodium nitrite, and natural smoke flavor), Buttermilk*, Modified Corn Starch, Lactose, Hydrolyzed Corn, Soy & Wheat Protein, Yeast Extract, Sugar, Acetic Acid, Cream*, Blue Cheese* (milk, cultures, salt, enzymes), Sodium Phosphate, Disodium Inosinate, Enzyme Modified Cheddar Cheese* (milk, cultures, salt, enzymes), Silicon Dioxide (anticaking agent). *Dried

>> No.16262658

great bachelor food, and a good stepping stone into cooking better meals

>> No.16262703

>>16260799
For a young cook, it might be educational and first step to know you actually can do a one-skillet meal with a basic pound of hamburger.

Pros:
it's all premeasured in a box.
Tend to be about $1 with coupon/sales, so some people might buy them over and over. They will have secret ingredients like mushroom powder, some browned flavors, powdered garlic, and thickeners, and might taste somewhat better than what you do from scratch.

Cons:
nothing fresh, all dried herbs
thin very floppy noodles that rehydrate quickly in a pot, so unsatisfying mush texture
mature palate might want something better and will absolutely want another topping, another ingredient, just something one bit better

>> No.16262753

>Mac and cheese + anything
No matter what, it always just tastes like plain old mac and cheese to me. Massively disappointing every single time.

>> No.16262766

Use to be alright and redeemable but they changed the recipe/formula for everything and it’s trash now.

>> No.16262773

>>16260799
>nutritious
come on now

>> No.16262790

>>16262645
Stop using the milk, they turn out much better.

>> No.16262804

>>16262790
I feel like I am paying the same but getting less because there is less stuff in the box

>> No.16262885

>>16260799
Flyover sloppa that they can use to mask the flavor of their factory farmed industrial grade beef product. A tastier alternative to things like chili spaghetti and frozen tater tot canned food casserole

>> No.16263195

>>16262885
Jelly costie detected

>> No.16264180

Are you talking about the specific product or the dish in general? Because its really easy to make a beef/sausage one pot pasta at home.

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>>16260799
i don't know why they call it hamburger helper...does just fine by itself

>> No.16264237

>>16260799
>>Cant eat it all in one sitting by yourself
pussy

>> No.16264528

>>16260799
im gonna punch you in the ass with my dick, gayboy

>> No.16264536

>>16260799
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PqOgmQO-Pbw

>> No.16264551

goes well with degreased pizza

>> No.16264613

I eat it without meat

>> No.16264725

>>16260799
BUMP

>> No.16265044

Double cheeseburger macaroni is kino.

>> No.16265058

>>16260799
I think I made Chicken Alfredo helper, but I used some bacon and left some grease in there. It created a delicious salty blend of bacon flavor and fat. It was delicious and can't wait to make it again.

>> No.16265110

>>16265058

Yea whether you use bacon or beef, it's good to leave at least some grease in the pan for flavor, but if you leave too much the sauce won't be as thick. If you added too much water you can try adding some shredded cheese or velveeta to thicken it back up.

>> No.16266990

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wTUMbjFzli8