Kraft Easy Mac Original, 2.05-Ounce Microwave Cups (Pack of 36)

This stuff is great. Tastes good, easy to cook, consistent results.

But there is not very much in each cup. I could eat 3 and still be hungry.

They are sodium BOMBS. 700mg of sodium per cup, 30% of what you should eat in an entire day. You will be very thirsty after eating them because of all that salt. And I heard the more salt in food, the faster you will become hungry after eating it.

There are healthier choices out there for a snack. Like White GoGo Rice which only has 10mg of sodium per package.

I might buy this again but not for a while.

I like Kraft Macaroni and Cheese and hoped this would be a convenient and easy alternative to the box meal. It is relatively quick and easy to prepare, but it tastes excessively salty.

The cup is only half full of macaroni. I figured once you added the water and cooked it, it would swell to fill the cup. But, no, prepared it was still only half full, and barely a snack, much less a meal. I doubt that even as a child this would have satisfied me. Good, but not worth a dollar a cup.

Ever since you were a kid you loved Kraft mac & cheese, right? That's how it was in our family and even my parents still eat it sometimes. Easy Mac is a great solution to busy families. Whack it in the microwave with some water for 3:30, mix in the cheese, and you're done. Perfect for an after-school snack or late at night while watching a movie. Even better when you use Amazon's "Subscribe & Save"! Automatic monthly delivery at an even better price.

As a lover of boxed mac and cheese, I thought that these would be the perfect thing for me, so I bought some--and subsequently pawned them off on unsuspecting neighbors. Okay, it wasn't that bad, but they are definitely not like homemade (though I wasn't suspecting that), nor were they even like boxed mac and cheese (which I thought they would do a good job of replicating). I felt that these cups taste very powdery and were unappetizing.

The only way I could get them down was to mix some milk and butter with them. However, after already paying over $1 for this food, I feel like I shouldn't have to add more cents on to the price by supplying my own milk and butter. I also question the environmental friendliness of this food--there is an awful lot of extra waste made for a small amount of gain.