Cheeseburger Macaroni

Cheeseburger macaroni skillet-meal mix of pasta and cheese sauce mix for hamburger.

5.8 oz, 11.6 oz

(31 Ratings)
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vhenderson said:	Posted: 4/26/2012 11:57 AM
Love the convenience. Easy after work dinner.

ToddTurner said:	Posted: 4/18/2012 8:50 PM
KRAFT put it back ..... its not as bad as New Coke but pretty close. It was really the only flavor my kids liked....past tense. Find the old recipe and suppliers and put the old stuff back in the pack.

bodo48 said:	Posted: 4/1/2012 10:42 PM
What a disappointment! I used to love the Hamburger Helper cheeseburger macaroni back in the 1970s and our kids was crazy about it and it became a staple in our pantry because we lived on a very tight budget back then. Things got better in the 1980s and the kids were all grown and moved out in the 1990s and so we drifted away from the Hamburger Helper products but the kids was all here this weekend and the wife decided to treat them to something special for dinner, Hamburger Helper cheeseburger macaroni, their childhood comfort food favorite. What a disappointment! The macaroni is no longer firm and regular size and the cheese sauce was horrible, having a starchy and not at all cheesy taste. The box says Hamburger Helper "classic" cheeseburger macaroni but it is certainly NOT! Everyone was so disappointed with what was supposed to be a special dinner favorite and so we just dumped it down the garbage disposal and ordered pizza dilivery.

lmhpa said:	Posted: 4/1/2012 6:50 PM
Please go back to the old Cheeseburger Macaroni Hamburger Helper recipe. This new stuff is AWFUL!!!

StarrNoir13 said:	Posted: 3/23/2012 10:37 PM
Please make the old flavors. The new flavors are bland and the noodles are terrible. Bring back my childhood memories!

Mom-216 said:	Posted: 3/20/2012 11:36 AM
This was good for 20 years... NOW THEY CHANGED THE MACARONI & SAUCE... Cheap Skates... I would rather have it THE SAME & pay extra.... My kids wont eat it anymore... OH WELL... THEIR LOSS... Many other good products out there... Dont fix it if its not broken... MOM this sucks! What happened? I thought I MADE IT WRONG.. nope... Tried 2 more times... THEY CHANGED THE INGREDIENTS.

oldart said:	Posted: 2/6/2012 10:13 AM
I think the idea of Hamburger Helper is great. I do like it but, way to much salt!

PattyMulder said:	Posted: 1/6/2012 7:33 AM
I love most all Hamburger Helper products, but find there is too much meat in them if I use the whole pound as in the recipe. I use just one half pound but follow the recipe otherwise and it helps a lot. Cheeseburger Mac was the firast flavor my family and I ever tried, so it is an old favorite!

Miss Lurker said:	Posted: 11/17/2011 5:12 AM
this is one of my favorites! ... now would you PLEASE change the noodles BACK to what they were? .. I toss these huge whatever they are in the trash and use my own elbow macaroni noodles .. why you feel the need to change things is beyond me! .. you don't fix something that ISN'T broke! ...

WaltzforZizi said:	Posted: 9/1/2011 5:02 PM
I'm a college student and I love hamburger helper especially because it helps me pretend like I have cooking skills. I generally dislike complicated directions and collecting many ingredients so I find the Helper series to be a good match for me. I've tried many other products but this is probably my favorite hamburger helper product. I'm disappointed that people are getting so caught up in things like the salt content. Does the finished dish actually taste too salty or are you displeased with the amount of salt in the ingredients? I'd have to guess that it's the latter because I know it certainly doesn't taste salty to me at all. I find nothing wrong with the ingredients but I wouldn't be surprised if the newest nutritional fads condemned them (along with any other product of this kind).