Poll of the Day > there's nothing that says you can't have garlic bread with mac n cheese

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it is pasta, after all

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I can't have garlic bread OR Mac n cheese

Thanks for reminding me

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Mac n cheese ON garlic bread! Im freaking hungry now.

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i fully support this topic

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Clench281 posted...

I can't have garlic bread OR Mac n cheese

Thanks for reminding me

Liar. Why to do you open mac&cheese boxes?

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/3-poll-of-the-day/79620226

Edit: Clench is a lie.

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That dude says he can't eat makn'cheese while having a macn'cheese topic.

My phd advisor needs to see this data.

I bet clench is shenti. 2 fake buff dudes, 1lie.

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Put the mac & cheese on the garlic bread and make a submarine out of it.

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captpackrat posted...

Put the mac & cheese on the garlic bread and make a submarine out of it.

Beer cheese is the key.

It is pasta, thats true -Tuscany

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SunWuKung420 posted...

Liar. Why to do you open mac&cheese boxes?

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/boards/3-poll-of-the-day/79620226

Edit: Clench is a lie.

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Mac and cheese in a garlic bread bowl!!


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I'm baffled I've never thought of this.

I'd say it's a carb overload but you generally have garlic bread with pasta so screw it. Mac n Cheese and Garlic bread from now on.

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Put the mac'n'cheese.... ON the garlic bread

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Clench281 posted...

I can't have garlic bread OR Mac n cheese

Thanks for reminding me

you choose not to
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mac and cheese sandwich with garlic bread as the bread .. then maybe pressed in a panini press/foreman grill
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Bugmeat posted...

Mac and cheese in a garlic bread bowl!!

i was not aware i could get that hard until i read this

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Curious what about this topic is attracting so many ignored users lol

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Bake the mac and cheese with seasoned, buttered bread crumbs on top for even more garlicky carby goodness.

Krazy_Kirby posted...

you choose not to

While true, choosing not to eat something because doing so would have significant adverse health effects isn't really the free choice you're characterizing it as. People with life-threatening allergies to foods also choose not to eat them, technically speaking.

Clench281 posted...

I can't have garlic bread OR Mac n cheese

Thanks for reminding me

I'm sure you could find decent gluten-free versions of both, if you wanted. Heck, even just doing cauliflower in a cheese sauce would be a similar experience, at least on the mac side of things.

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adjl posted...

Bake the mac and cheese with seasoned, buttered bread crumbs on top for even more garlicky carby goodness.

While true, choosing not to eat something because doing so would have significant adverse health effects isn't really the free choice you're characterizing it as. People with life-threatening allergies to foods also choose not to eat them, technically speaking.

I'm sure you could find decent gluten-free versions of both, if you wanted. Heck, even just doing cauliflower in a cheese sauce would be a similar experience, at least on the mac side of things.

I bet both would taste terrible.
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Clench281 posted...

Curious what about this topic is attracting so many ignored users lol

gluten!

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Revelation34 posted...

I bet both would taste terrible.

Most gluten-free bread I've had tastes fine, it's just a weird texture because of how much the structure of bread depends on gluten. It ends up almost more like cake than bread, which is kind of unnerving when it doesn't taste as sweet as cake does. I haven't tried any gluten-free pastas, that I can recall, but I know cauliflower rice works reasonably well as a substitute for actual rice because it's a very neutral flavour and it holds sauces well, so subbing it in for pasta would work similarly well, especially where non-Italians tend to treat pasta as a vehicle for sauce instead of focusing on the flavour of the wheat itself.

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adjl posted...

but I know cauliflower rice works reasonably well as a substitute for actual rice because it's a very neutral flavour and it holds sauces well, so subbing it in for pasta would work similarly well, especially where non-Italians tend to treat pasta as a vehicle for sauce instead of focusing on the flavour of the wheat itself.

I heard different, tbh. I think I heard more people say negative things about cauliflower rice than good things. I wouldnt eat it, but I personally dont like cauliflower. So, subbing for me wouldnt work
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It's very definitely not rice, no matter what anyone tells you, but it does the job as a substitute.

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I'd punch a baby for some garlic toast right now

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