Annie's Bunny Pasta With Yummy Macaroni & Cheese 6 oz (Pack of 5)

So much better than the ones with all the artificial colors and flavors. My husband, who is notorious for picking out and picking on my healthy food options, likes this better than the other brands. I can actually feel pretty good about a quick easy dinner of macaroni and cheese. [This review was collected as part of a promotion.]

My Autistic child loves this pasta he loves the taste and the great bunny shape which is amazing since it's hard to get to them to eat so anything they love helps. It's just too bad I can't get it shipped to my house personally because that would be amazing.

Super tasty fun shaped macaroni. Love that the box is 100% recycled paper too.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bought for my kid. Even though he's probably too young to really enjoy the shapes, he loves Mac & cheese!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Honestly the best and genuine Mac and cheese my kids and I have tried. It doesn't taste fake and the cheese powder is made of real organic ingredients! It's not genetically engineered. Highly recommend.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this for my grandchildren (both are 3) for Easter. (We started celebrating with Annie's early!) I bought several boxes because it was so cute, tastes good and their health-conscious moms approved! So I stead of candy in the Easter baskets this year, they're getting more Annie's Mac and Cheese! And I might even have some in my pantry for me!

We love Annie's Mac and cheese. However in recent purchases I have found that the Mac and cheese is lacking the cheese. The last few times I've made it using different Annie's Mac n cheese products, it just tastes like buttery noodles instead of cheese.

I was excited to try Annie's dry macaroni and cheese mix in the fun, feel-good box, because I--somewhat irrationally, as we shall see--expected that a premium price tag would deliver extra--or at least a solid level of--cheesiness. The result? Nope: Not. Even. CLOSE. For decades, I have reserved a portion of the pasta from The Blue Box so that the ratio of the flavored powder rises versus the pasta, easily leading to satisfying servings. When I have a sufficient amount of macaroni in reserve, I use the pasta for whatever I want. Sadly, I see that I must do that with Annie's, too; only here, the product is MUCH worse. I was forced to add a good amount of very sharp, freshly grated cheese to achieve anything close to an acceptable level cheesiness. I seriously regret having bought eight boxes, which, in a rare move, I only did because my preferred grocery recently offered an unusually low sale price. At least they are each of a differing variety, so hope springs eternal. Bummer. Wonder if someone else would want it? I guess that I'll have to ask. [P.S. The "Contact Us" link on the home page does not lead to any such thing. I tried both Microsoft and Google browsers.]

My daughter will no longer eat Annie's and told me that it tasted different. I told her that she was being silly until I googled and see that the recipe has indeed changed …not for the better… after the General Mills buyout. How disappointing! We will no longer purchase.

Normally we love this for a lunch! The last box we opened didn't have a cheese powder packet so we couldn't make it! Very bummed.