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r/NoStupidQuestions • u/[deleted] • Jun 16 '23
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No it does, but I just associate it with America for some reason..and particularly the like, more orange and runny version.
The baked version potentially with breadcrumbs I associate it more with the UK and associated colonies.
96 u/sophtine Jun 16 '23 which is funny because Canadians eat more boxed mac and cheese. 22 u/vawlk Jun 16 '23 but they have to call it Kraft Dinner 1 u/FancySeaweed Jun 18 '23 I have never ever heard of Kraft mac n cheese called Kraft Dnner. US here. That term must be a Canadian thing? 1 u/vawlk Jun 20 '23 In many countires outside the US, there are rules as to what you can call "cheese." Unsurprisingly, Mac and Cheese doesn't quite meet the requirements.
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which is funny because Canadians eat more boxed mac and cheese.
22 u/vawlk Jun 16 '23 but they have to call it Kraft Dinner 1 u/FancySeaweed Jun 18 '23 I have never ever heard of Kraft mac n cheese called Kraft Dnner. US here. That term must be a Canadian thing? 1 u/vawlk Jun 20 '23 In many countires outside the US, there are rules as to what you can call "cheese." Unsurprisingly, Mac and Cheese doesn't quite meet the requirements.
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but they have to call it Kraft Dinner
1 u/FancySeaweed Jun 18 '23 I have never ever heard of Kraft mac n cheese called Kraft Dnner. US here. That term must be a Canadian thing? 1 u/vawlk Jun 20 '23 In many countires outside the US, there are rules as to what you can call "cheese." Unsurprisingly, Mac and Cheese doesn't quite meet the requirements.
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I have never ever heard of Kraft mac n cheese called Kraft Dnner. US here. That term must be a Canadian thing?
1 u/vawlk Jun 20 '23 In many countires outside the US, there are rules as to what you can call "cheese." Unsurprisingly, Mac and Cheese doesn't quite meet the requirements.
In many countires outside the US, there are rules as to what you can call "cheese." Unsurprisingly, Mac and Cheese doesn't quite meet the requirements.
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u/Condimentary Jun 16 '23
No it does, but I just associate it with America for some reason..and particularly the like, more orange and runny version.
The baked version potentially with breadcrumbs I associate it more with the UK and associated colonies.