(3 pack) Stouffer’s Macaroni and Cheese Meal, Supreme Shells and Cheese, Cheddar Cheese Sauce, Boxed Mac and Cheese Pasta Dinner Kit, 12 oz

I've tried a lot of boxed mac and cheese in my day, but Stouffer's Supreme Shells and Cheese hits different. The shells have that perfect texture that holds onto every bit of cheesy goodness, and the cheddar sauce is legitimately creamy and rich. Now, the box advertises 10% more sauce, and let me tell you, that seemingly modest increase transforms the entire experience. Mathematically it's 10%. Emotionally? It's a thousand times better. Every shell is absolutely drenched. No dry bites. No sad, sauce-less pasta orphans at the bottom of the bowl. This sauce is so good I'd swim in it if given the opportunity. I'd fill a bathtub with it. I'd request it in my will. Is that weird? Maybe. Do I care? Not even a little. Last Sunday I brought a thermos of this cheddar sauce to brunch with the girls. Everyone else is clutching their little champagne flutes of mimosa, and I'm over here with my sauce in a wine glass, swirling it like a sommelier. "Notes of sharp cheddar," I said, taking a long, luxurious sip. "Velvety mouthfeel. Hints of childhood nostalgia and emotional stability." Jessica almost spit out her eggs Benedict. But by the end of brunch? She was asking for a pour. We toasted to good health, great friendships, and Stouffer's commitment to that extra 10%. Bottomless mimosas are fine. But bottomless cheese sauce? That's a lifestyle. There is no gristle in this macaroni and cheese, nor quinoa.

It's ok. Flavor is good just taste too much like Velveeta. It doesn't have the stouffers flavor at all besides how creamy it is. Was hoping to have the fresher version of the frozen mac and cheese. I'll stick with the frozen ones for the original flavor.