(4 pack) Great Value Elbow Pasta, 48 oz

I don't buy Hamburger Helper I make my own and this is the noodles I use or if I want to make homemade macaroni and cheese these are the noodles I use or tuna helper I use these noodles or if I just want to dump some tomato juice in them I need them like that taste great

I bought this because it saves space in the pantry. Instead of buying 2 or 3 boxes of the 2 lbs. boxes, I buy this in for the same price but takes less space.

Great value macaroni elbows are great there as good as any national product and a heck of a lot less using the Great value brand I get this and they're spaghetti regularly don't be hesitant to buy it it's a good product

Economically packaged as 2 pounds. Make sure to remind your husband/kids that it's 2 pounds, so maybe they don't need to cook the entire box all at once for 4 people, as one might do with a 1 pound box.

This is another top-notch pasta product they say that it is all the same well as a cook for a living I beg to differ there as there is a difference but this one hangs in the top 5 on the market and far cheaper on the price point so you are getting best both great value with a product that holds up

I know people that claim they taste difference in pasta qualities. I am not one of them, and am I totally convinced that it is just in there heads for the most part. That said, I love these elbows. I am not a huge fan of most pasta dishes and I tend to convert almost all of them into some sort of elbow macaroni dish LOL I can say without any doubt in my mind that I love the homemade mac and cheese I make from scratch; I love the spaghetti I make from scratch using these noodle; and I love the chili mac that I make from scratch using these elbows. Those are my most common thing IO make, but not the only things. I can not think of any dish that I used where they did not work exactly as intended. They are simply a great versatile pasta at a great price.

Great price for three pounds of elbows. I use these to prepare my Great Value Deluxe Mac 'n Cheese. I find there's too much sauce for the amount of macaroni so I remove the cheese packet and fill the box with these elbows, and for me this is perfect proportion. Just a suggestion.

Cheap pasta. I use this when I just want a pasta dish and the pasta is the least of the ingredients, it doesn't need to shine. If the pasta is the main flavor then I would buy Dececco.

As the home chef for my family of 7, I make a lot of home-made food for the meals. Macaroni and Cheese is a staple in my house, making it once or twice a month. I always use the Great Value brand of Elbow Pasta, as I spend a lot of money on my meals, and this purchase saves me money, as opposed to buying any of the name brands for the same thing. Other than macaroni %26 cheese, I use it for pasta salads, veggie soup and macaroni salad. Very versatile and tastes delicious.

This is one of those pantry staples we always keep on hand because it's so versatile and budget-friendly. We use these elbow noodles to make what my family calls “Mac and Meat”—just browned hamburger, your favorite seasonings, and cooked elbow pasta. The best part is everyone gets to make their own bowl exactly how they like it. I like mine with a little light mayo, steak sauce, and buffalo sauce. My kids usually go for buffalo sauce, my husband likes ketchup, and another family member tops theirs with cheese sauce. One simple meal keeps everyone happy! The pasta always cooks up tender without getting mushy, holds sauce well, and the large box is perfect for feeding a family. If you're looking for an affordable, dependable pasta for everyday meals, this is an excellent choice.