Chef Boyardee Cheesy Burger Macaroni, Canned Food, 15 OZ Can (12 Cans)

Why did you pick this product vs others?:They are so yummy

Quality is good for this brand. Cost wise, could be a bit cheaper, but still good value for the money. Easy to use/open with the pop-top. Good for a snack or as a side dish with beans, fries, tator tots or whatever you choose.

I love the Chef, don't get me wrong ok. but this was surprisingly lacking in flavor. I didn't feel like I actually ate anything. I bought about 24 cans think that I would love them but disappointment quickly set in. they aren't horrible just simply not their best work.

I actually bought this as a joke for my friends...kinda' Beefaroni 2.0 at the time.I couldn't believe it myself when this arrived and it was actually tasty! Maybe a little more watery than I would like it to be, but something shelf-stable and quick to microwave, it's a good, filling snack.I also tried the canned Mac&Cheese, and again it's a bit watery for my taste, but with a little "doctoring" again, it's a pretty good snack.Don't take my word! Buy a single can of each and see if it's not something to put in the pantry for a flavorful change of pace.It's now stocked into my pantry x12 as a "go to" staple.Surprised the heck out of me...🤭

Tasty as always. You can't go wrong with this childhood favorite!

These were so nasty I thought it was going to be something different

This is canned pasta and meat sauce, not "authentic" Italian food. So what? When you want a fast meal that's filling and tastes good, use this. To make it a little bit healthier, start with this as a base. Serve with a veggie or salad as a side, maybe some fruit, or mix the veggies in. For a family, for instance, mix 2 cans of the cheesy macaroni, add 2 cans of any drained vegetable or maybe 2-3 cups of leftover cooked vegetables.in a saucepan. Heat on very, very low to avoid turning the pasta to mush, maybe adding some additional jarred pasta sauce, sriracha or tomato salsa for extra juice and moisture, until heated through. I like to add garlic powder or granules, maybe dehydrated onion, as well. Nothing wrong with sprinkling grated cheese on top of the servings, either. If you tailor your expectations to a realistic level, I think you'll like this. I'm disabled and standing for long periods is not possible, even with my walker, so when I'm not up to actually doing some "real" cooking or I'm pressed for time, this makes a filling meal. Half a can with veg/salad and/or fruit is satisfying and I'm a big eater. I like leftovers, too, so if I make a really big batch, I merely heat a portion carefully until it's all gone. The price is less than a buck a can when I purchase it, and it beats trying to lug heavy cans in from the garage to the kitchen by pushing a bag with one foot.

Just delicious, great portion size and easy to cook