Annie's Gluten Free Rice Pasta & Cheddar Macaroni & Cheese, 12 Boxes, 6oz (Pack of 12)

Great taste! I cook in milk instead of water. Turns out well

Delicious, cooks in the time advertised and has great flavor no grittiness or sliminess

If you need to eat gluten free they are typical macaroni made GF takes longer to cook follow box instructions use a large pot & 8 cups of water so they cook throughly or they will be tough & rubbery they taste ok not as good as regular Mac but will serve the purpose of making digestive issues not radical & stay within your system

When I buy this product, I eat mac and cheese pretty much every day, and I’ve bought this pack eight times now, so I’d say I’m probably qualified to casually assess its quality at this point. If you like boxed mac and cheese and you’re on a gluten-free diet, this is as good if not slightly better than Kraft’s, and more importantly the quality is consistent with what you’d get at the grocery store. Of the gluten-free mac and cheese brands I’ve tried, this is my favorite, but that, just like everything else in this review, is just my opinion. In terms of value, this pack goes on sale very often, so each unit often costs less than what you’d get at your local store. It’s still too expensive, but that’s true of most ready-made gluten free food products. Eating this for many consecutive days definitely affects my weight, health, and complexion, but nobody should be eating mac and cheese every day.

Super yummy gluten-free mac option. Makes me want it as I write this. Not super soft/limp like some GF brands — texture holds up. Holds up well during bowling. I could eat the whole box in minutes. Kids love it too. Glad it is Annie’s so ingredients have more intentionality than others.