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Response to madmom (Reply #36)

Thanks for the info Rabid_Rabbit Mar 2013 #1
Which studies have linked those dyes to cancer?...nt SidDithers Mar 2013 #2
Here's a link. Redfairen Mar 2013 #5
No! My ears can't hear this!! Myrina Mar 2013 #3
I know. HappyMe Mar 2013 #7
they changed the macaroni several years ago Viva_La_Revolution Mar 2013 #11
Mine, too! Petrushka Mar 2013 #12
I don't think we are eating tuna any more. I can't stand the stuff I am buying juajen Mar 2013 #73
Uh-oh Aerows Mar 2013 #76
go to www.fda.gov marybourg Mar 2013 #77
Here's a link about the recall . . . NOW including Chicken-of-the-Sea tuna ---> Petrushka Mar 2013 #82
:( I had to toss my Chicken of the Sea Aerows Mar 2013 #84
Good that you found it . . . hope you didn't have to toss more than one can! Petrushka Mar 2013 #85
Does it taste the same to you? The current version seems more bitter than I recall as a kid... Romulox Mar 2013 #18
Strange taste? For me ChazII Mar 2013 #20
No, it doesn't ... and I used to buy the 'additional cheese' too ... Myrina Mar 2013 #22
That was my first thought too. Jamastiene Mar 2013 #19
Have you tried Annie's mac 'n' cheese? subterranean Mar 2013 #29
Yes I have! and this is what I buy for my two grandchildren Samantha Mar 2013 #30
That's what I get. Arugula Latte Mar 2013 #32
My husband makes great Mac and Cheese HockeyMom Mar 2013 #4
that's right, and control fat, too NJCher Mar 2013 #8
Not to mention the salt! Phentex Mar 2013 #15
No, but maybe they're concerned about kids other than their own. subterranean Mar 2013 #34
Sharp brick cheddar and crushed plum tomatoes HockeyMom Mar 2013 #40
Homemade is a billion times better Auggie Mar 2013 #52
I make my own and it tastes better. Fawke Em Mar 2013 #6
Mutant Corporate Foodlike Substance sucks Berlum Mar 2013 #9
Annie's makes a "blue box" version that tastes similar enough to Kraft to fool the kiddo. Robb Mar 2013 #10
I used to eat the Annie's version when I ate cheese. TM99 Mar 2013 #13
I've tried it... pipi_k Mar 2013 #17
Old article ---> "Kraft looks to replace artificial yellow 5 and 6 in macaroni and cheese" Petrushka Mar 2013 #14
Homemade Mac & Cheese marias23 Mar 2013 #16
I make a gluten free, to die for, Mac and cheese. nadinbrzezinski Mar 2013 #21
Please share! BrotherIvan Mar 2013 #24
First find quinoa noodles nadinbrzezinski Mar 2013 #39
Try adding dry mustard, garlic powder, onion powder, and paprika to your base REP Mar 2013 #44
I will... nadinbrzezinski Mar 2013 #45
TJ's has rice pasta; don't know if that's appropriate for Celiacs REP Mar 2013 #46
Rice pasta falls apart nadinbrzezinski Mar 2013 #47
So ... appropriate on one level, but not on another :-) REP Mar 2013 #48
Exactly. It took some trial and error to find it nadinbrzezinski Mar 2013 #49
I have tried the quinoa and quinoa and organic corn BrotherIvan Mar 2013 #55
Oh you welcome nadinbrzezinski Mar 2013 #56
There are also wonderful buckwheat (it's not wheat) marybourg Mar 2013 #78
Make it for me! Iggo Mar 2013 #25
There is something about yellow dye #5 that makes me madmom Mar 2013 #23
Yes, Yellow #5 is known to cause hypersensitivity in some people. nt subterranean Mar 2013 #35
Yes and it's in everything from food to shampoo and make up. madmom Mar 2013 #36
Message auto-removed lilia moon Mar 2013 #42
Gee, what did I miss? madmom Mar 2013 #43
From my cold dead hands Prism Mar 2013 #26
ever try Trader Joe's mac and cheese? BainsBane Mar 2013 #60
I haven't! Prism Mar 2013 #69
I mean the frozen kind BainsBane Mar 2013 #70
I'll give it a whirl and let you know =) n/t Prism Mar 2013 #72
My husband loves it with Puglover Mar 2013 #79
I'm a strict originalist Prism Mar 2013 #80
Beta-carotene has also exhibited carcinogenic properties in higher doses. Ikonoklast Mar 2013 #27
yikes, i lived on that for a couple decades. here's how it evolved into something much healthier: unblock Mar 2013 #28
excellent post/advice NJCher Mar 2013 #66
I'm sorry. Maybe that is good, but it is not comparable to our comfort food. juajen Mar 2013 #74
that's why i made small incremental changes. unblock Mar 2013 #81
question for those who make mac&cheese from scratch: what's a good, healthy emulsifier? unblock Mar 2013 #31
I make a white sauce using potato starch. After that is cooked I add the cheese and nadinbrzezinski Mar 2013 #50
I make a béchamel sauce and pour it over the cassarole before I bake it. longship Mar 2013 #59
We are doing almost the same nadinbrzezinski Mar 2013 #61
My mother would make a carrot salad with Mac n' Cheese. longship Mar 2013 #62
It is tasty nadinbrzezinski Mar 2013 #64
cool, thanks! unblock Mar 2013 #63
Make it as a white sauce, aka bechamel sauce muriel_volestrangler Mar 2013 #65
Flour-based cheese sauce works well, but even better is sour salt. sir pball Mar 2013 #71
They could always stop feeding this poison to their kids. Paul E Ester Mar 2013 #33
Many of the same ingredient are used in a twinkie. Read this book Javaman Mar 2013 #37
Have some Cheetos -- yellow No 6. FarCenter Mar 2013 #38
Message auto-removed lilia moon Mar 2013 #41
I bought a box of Betty Crocker Macaroni and Cheese. RebelOne Mar 2013 #51
Don't mess with my Kraft M&C. Peter cotton Mar 2013 #53
Somehow I thought that this was going to be about... Kalidurga Mar 2013 #54
I'm not surprised. Watch out for those heavily processed foods. Honeycombe8 Mar 2013 #57
Trader Joe's Mac and Cheese is awesome BainsBane Mar 2013 #58
this has been a great thread NJCher Mar 2013 #67
having a kid who essentially lives on M+C. I'd second the recommendations for Warren DeMontague Mar 2013 #68
artificial food dyes need to stop. n/t moxie.lu Mar 2013 #75
I guess I should either be dead, yellow, or mutated somehow. cherokeeprogressive Mar 2013 #83
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