Stouffer's Supreme Shells And Cheese, Cheddar Cheese, Boxed Mac & Cheese, Dinner Kit 12 oz

Taste better than KRAFT

Wow what can I say besides delicious. Excellent cheesy taste. It's up to you you make sure you cook it right. Excellent product

This macaroni and cheese does taste like the Stouffer’s frozen version but it was far too salty for me.

Very rich and filling

Was alright but didn't have a taste I wanted. After taste was weird. But better then off brands. Was a good amount of pasta to go with a meal .

Delicious. Thick and cheesy and easy to prepare worth the price and will order more

This isn’t mac and cheese—it’s a science experiment gone horribly wrong. I had high hopes for Stouffer’s Supreme Shells and Cheese, imagining creamy, dreamy cheddar cascading over perfectly cooked pasta. Instead, I got a dinner kit that could double as a chemistry set. From the moment I opened the box, I was greeted by a neon-orange cheese powder that looked more at home in a dystopian sci-fi movie than my kitchen. Following the instructions to the letter, I stirred the cheese sauce, and what emerged was less “supreme” and more “suspicious.” The texture was eerily glossy, like it had been engineered in a lab to withstand the apocalypse. The taste? A mix of overwhelming salt, synthetic tang, and the distinct aftertaste of regret. It clung to my palate like a bad decision I couldn’t wash away. Even the pasta—usually the savior in lackluster mac and cheese—was limp and uninspired. I swear I heard it sigh as I scooped it onto my plate, knowing it deserved better than this fluorescent abomination. If you’re in the market for a culinary disappointment, look no further. For the rest of us, save your $5 and your dignity. Life’s too short for cheese that feels like it could double as industrial lubricant. 1/10, and that’s being generous. 🧀☠️

Good and creamy. On par with other national brands. Would buy again.