I just searched Costco website and no 27 lb bucket found. I feel betrayed.
this post was submitted on 25 Oct 2023
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All the news article are like 5 years old. It’s long gone
Joke's on you, I'm still eating mine
The news article said it had a decades-long shelf life… which is disturbing
It's just dry pasta and cheese-like powder. Yeah, that "cheese" is a lie, but the pasta will naturally be fine for that time period.
$200 for 240 servings. That isn't even a good deal. A box of Kraft is a buck and contains 2.5 servings per box.
If you buy this bucket, it'll cost you approx 83¢ per serving. Kraft is 40¢ per serving. So if you want an assload of mac and cheese, it's more economical to just buy 96 boxes of Kraft instead and save yourself $144.
You cant go by "serving sizes" to compare things like that, because serving sizes are fairly arbitrary and can are likely measured differently between products. You'd have to compare by net weight.
This lists the net weight as 27.1 pounds, or about 433 ozs. A box of kraft is 7.5 oz net weight, or in other words it's almost 58 total boxes of craft Mac and cheese. Which makes things way more in Kraft's favor.
I think you made a mistype there. A box of KD contains exactly one serving. No more, no less, and I refuse to countenance any further discussion on the matter, thank you sir, madam, or else-wise!
Also I didn't factor in the fact that Kraft requires butter, while this stuff might not. Even then, I'm still confident that this bucket is a bad deal.
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Not going to lie, I want to buy this for the novelty just once.
Why stop with just one bucket? I reckon 12-15 should fill a bathtub
Hire a couple strippers and have them wrestle in a kiddie pool filled with Costco mac and cheese.
Buy a pail from a mom-and-pop burger shop and print your own label.
Fuck, I can't imagine what a hilarious conversation piece that would be lol... actually think I'm going to do something like this just to make my friends guffaw
I'm actually thinking it would be an amazing addition to the work Xmas party.
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For when you're tired of being regular and would like a break from all the pooping.
But Lemmy users poop only every 3 days, remember?
Oh, and here I was wondering why I've been having constipation problems since I joined
12.247 kg
Not today, I'm feeling like Mexican. BRING ME THE FIESTA PAIL!
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mmmmm thirty year old tacos
Powdered cheese or gooey cheese?
I'm not big into Mac and cheese on account of the lactose intolerance. But I discovered that my version of this bucket is a 2 gallon bucket of lingon berry jam that's sold on Amazon.
how long does it last you?
Depends on how often I make crepes. I usually split it into smaller containers and freeze it so it lasts me about a year.
Oh shit
39,600 calories
Those are rookie numbers
I bet LA Beast could eat 3 of them.
Just one? You on a diet?
I saw this on Amazon but they aren't selling it anymore
I mean why not? You buy like a sack of rice that you scoop from, why can't you buy a bucket of macaroni to scoop from?
I figure trying to fish out the macaroni from the cheese pool would start getting a little difficult mid-way through
This doesn't appear to be ready to eat directly from the bucket. The bucket is just a very large box for the pasta and packs of cheese powder.
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I definitely would.
yum
A country dream come true
Don't even cook it first. Just bring the bucket.
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And here I'm like that would be a great initial fermentation bucket for beer
Finally the round meal has a competitor. But men does this bucket serve?
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