Sainsbury's Macaroni Cheese Reviews

Sainsbury's Macaroni Cheese Pasta / Noodles

Product Type: Sainsbury's Pasta / Noodles

Description:Type: Pasta / Ready Made Pasta Meals

Newest Review: ... are yellow with no ring pull. Whatever the design, the contents of both tins are identical. The macaroni is easy to prepare ... more

 ... as it is just a case of heating it up really. It takes 4 minutes in the microwave or 3-4 minutes on the hob. I had to use the microwave, which does mean you can heat it in the serving bowl if you want to. My boyfriend and I usually want to share a can and pour it over toast, and there is plenty enough in one tin for the both of us. If only one of us is eating at a time, then it is easy to keep the unused portion in the fridge, where it still tastes just as good the day after. I thought the sauce may dry out a bit...more

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Sainsbury's Macaroni Cheese: Tinned Macaroni, you simply couldn't fool people you made it ... (1089 words)
by - written on 19/04/08 (Very useful, 114 readings)
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I have been deliberately taste testing macaroni cheese's out with reviews in mind lately cos I'm convinced there has to be a decent offering somewhere on the planet and all I ever come across is bland and/or gloopy sad looking pasta with some kind of cheese sauce thrown over the top and it's always too wet or far too dry and there seems to be no in between! Now frozen macaroni cheese meals just aren't good. Tins are hit and miss usually and the only way so far I've found of eating this is making it myself and it's easy but I'm lazy! I want something really that I can just heat up and scoff! I'm not a chef and I have a life to live and as I'm only cooking for ...  Read the complete review

DavyMichelle
A Quick Fatty Tea (380 words)
by - written on 17/04/08 (Very useful, 64 readings)
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Sainsburys Macaroni Cheese is a great easy dinner for just 61p a can. I've been eating this quite regularly for a while now as I'm a bit lazy when it comes to cooking in the other half's absence. It's a really great convenience meal particularly because of how quickly you can heat it up. You just open the tin, pour it into a microwave suitable dish or bowl and pop it in on medium heat for around four minutes (depending on your microwave). You can just use half a tin if you want to which I like doing with a bit of salad or slice of bread and butter and the rest keeps in the fridge for forty eight hours after opening. It seemed to me one day that this ...  Read the complete review

i_am_joy
Sainsbury's Macaroni Cheese: Macaroni Cheese for people too lazy to cook their own! (364 words)
by - written on 02/02/09 (Very useful, 109 readings)
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My granddaughter loves tinned Macaroni Cheese, last week there were none of her favourite Heinz so I picked up a tin of Sainsbury's own brand Macaroni Cheese. The 410g tin only cost 53p, which is a saving of almost 20p compared to the Heinz variety so if this is good enough for my granddaughter then this will be quite a saving for her mum and me. I heated the Macaroni Cheese in a small saucepan for a few minutes and tipped it all into a dish for my granddaughter to sample. I had a little bit also with a slice of toast and was fairly impressed with this one, compared to other tinned versions of course and not real Macaroni Cheese! The sauce is ...  Read the complete review

Emmald
Pasta Macaroni Over Please (357 words)
by - written on 30/12/08 (Very useful, 111 readings)
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Some canned cheese sauces taste good and there are many that leave a lot to be desired, much like the packet cheese sauces some of them taste so artificial. I suppose what happens is that they are flavoured using cheese powder rather than having real cheese in them. Macaroni cheese is a good supper dish and lets face it there are times when all of us look for something quick and easy, no mountain of pots to wash at the end of the meal. A 410g tin of Sainsbury`s macaroni cheese is 54p, that is a very competitive price. We generally just share the one tin between us and have an extra slice of toast if we feel it wasn't enough. The ...  Read the complete review

ryeb
Sainsbury's Macaroni Cheese: A quick macaroni cheese from Sainsburys (750 words)
by - written on 20/08/12 (Very useful, 94 readings)
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We have been having some renovation work done at our house recently which means that I haven't had access to my usual cooking facilities all of the time. I have been looking for things I can cook in the microwave, and my boyfriend suggested tinned macaroni cheese as something we could try. I normally have a prejudice against anything canned except baked beans becaus I tried some really awful examples when I was a student and didn't have a clue how to cook most things myself. I am always willoingbto be proved wrong though, so my partner bought a tin of Heinz Macaroni Cheese as well as a Sainsburys own brand equivalent. The second turned out to be my favourite, to my ...  Read the complete review

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