Showing posts with label Chili Mac. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chili Mac. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 15, 2008

Chili Mac


Have you ever heard of Chili Mac? I hadn't until I met David Auger. We were driving to Pocatello one weekend and Dave started talking about how good Chili Mac was. I had never heard of the combination and surely thought I wasn't alone. A wager was on the line and I was betting that most people would not know of the crazy combination. We stopped at a rest stop and I approached an older sales clerk with my bizarre question of whether he had heard of Chili Mac. With a big smile on his face he claimed not only had he heard about it but that it was quite good. This bet was not looking good.

Our pantry was looking a little scarce so I decided to try Chili-Mac. Dave thought it was a monumental moment and stated jokingly that we should take a picture. With a comment like that I couldn't help but grab my camera and take a picture. Dave was thrilled about our dinner and pointed out that our meal only cost $2.00 and stated that he could even "taste the sweet savings." Chili Mac was not all that bad but I don't think I'll venture out for awhile unless my pantry gets the best of us.


15 Reasons to Eat Macaroni and Cheese (without the Chili):

  1. You can still eat it after you lose your teeth.
  2. Some brands glow in the dark for romantic meals.
  3. The noodles don't have feelings (not really).
  4. You can store it in your cheeks for between meal snacks.
  5. Protects your fall if you nod off at the dinner table.
  6. Doesn’t taste like brussel sprouts.
  7. Grows mold very slowly.
  8. You can tell small children it’s yellow candy.
  9. If you hold it to years you can hear the wind rustling through the cheese fields.
  10. Contains no cheese!
  11. Ideal for that new Pasta and Cheddar Diet plan.
  12. Vegetarian! Has no vegetables!
  13. Cheap way to bribe politicians.
  14. Works well with the Heimlich maneuver.
  15. Even if it clogs your arteries the blood can still flow through the little tubes.

Found on http://www.maccheese.com/