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Kraft Dinner question
#1

I swear the Kraft Dinner here in the US has less in the box than it does in Canada. If somebody has a box handy can you go check what the NET WT is? This American box says 7.25 OZ (206g).
Thanks!
CHeers
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#2

I dont have a box on me right now, but i throw out half the noodles before i cook them and then use all the cheese/butter/milk on the remaining half....mmmm cheesy!
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#3

Let me tell you don't ever buy that no-name macaroni in a blue box , i made that mistake about 10 yrs ago . Worst impression of cheese i've seen since David Hasselhoff . Asbestos tastes betten than this orange concoction made from the remnants of recycled cardboard and cow hooves , whatever doesn't make it in hotdogs makes it into this "Cheese" . I used to work in a slaughter house and you don't want to get near the rendering plant , believe me , I still wake up in a cold sweat ! Sorry no Kraft Dinner in the cupboard . :lol: :lol: :lol:
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#4

like CC I had a bad blue box incident a few years back. The shit was so bloody disgusting I can't even eat Kraft Dinner anymore.. Sad 206 grams sounds vaguely familiar though.. not sure.
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#5

Looks like it depends on what kind of KD. Check out the link:

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I wonder how many people actually use online grocery shopping? Seems pretty strange to me.
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#6

Here's the real link:

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#7

royce Wrote:Looks like it depends on what kind of KD. Check out the link:

<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.picndel.com/cust.fl">http://www.picndel.com/cust.fl</a><!-- m -->

I wonder how many people actually use online grocery shopping? Seems pretty strange to me.

Wow, thats in Canada! Didn't think there would be a demand for that in Saskatoon.

Pic'n'Del
100-2366 Avenue C North
Saskatoon, SK
Canada
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I need 2 Kingston Tickets, please help.
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#8

I don't know what's up with the saskatoon address. I thought it was done locally by the Calgary Co-Op. Confusedcratch:
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#9

Confusedcratch: my post disappeared...

Mark: your post cracked me up (DH is SO cheeeesy!) I shall avoid No Name brand Mac n' Cheese :wink: and stay away from Arby's roast beef too! It's basically bologna (sp?) ...we found a fingernail in it once and our manager told us to pick it out and serve it anyway Confusedhock:
Dannya2: I often sacrifice a box of Kraft Dinner for the for the extra cheese.
Royce: thanks for the link - looks like I have to register to get into the sight (will check it out later).
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#10

Ewwww , fingernail *shiver* . My favourite was getting some broken pieces of plastic , and I mean hard plastic , like glass on a pizza once . I didn't even ask for it , they threw it in as a freebee .Three topping pizza with a plastic surprise . I admit it didn't have the charm of Cracker Jacks but was still just as much of a surprise , then again when you eat Cracker Jacks you don't end up with a bleeding mouth. :lol:
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#11

Oh dearest Mark, you always know how to make me laugh :wink: :lol: :lol:
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#12

:lol: :lol: :lol: Yaaay :thumb: Big Grin
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#13

Kraft Dinner 225g *eyewitness account*
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#14

there you have it - the canadian one is bigger. :thumb:
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#15

Yep Big Grin And I destroyed the evidence *Burp* :oops:
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