In America macaroni & cheese is widely regarded as a comfort food. The dish is prepared by cooking pieces of pasta (usually elbow macaroni, but can be made with other varieties) and folding in a Béchemel type of sauce, (where cheese has been melted along with flour, butter and milk or cream) once the pasta has been cooked and drained.
The first modern recipe for the dish was included in Elizabeth Raffald's 1770 book, The Experienced English Housekeeper. The dish was brought to America in 1802 by Thomas Jefferson and James Hemings.
Macaroni and cheese is widely regarded as an American favorite and classic comfort food.
The first modern recipe for the dish was included in Elizabeth Raffald's 1770 book, The Experienced English Housekeeper. The dish was brought to America in 1802 by Thomas Jefferson and James Hemings.
Macaroni and cheese is widely regarded as an American favorite and classic comfort food.
John: So on a scale of 1 to 10 how was the hook up with Katie?
Joel: Definitely a 10. I made that pussy sound like mac n cheese.
Joel: Definitely a 10. I made that pussy sound like mac n cheese.
by Mt. Fiji April 26, 2017
by Ian Burnsteen! March 25, 2006
by yeet mamma November 03, 2017
A term used by males to describe the gift of a blow job.
Used in the context of it being "made" for you.
Used in the context of it being "made" for you.
1 - "Hey man how'd it go with that chick last night?"
2 - "It was awesome she made me Mac N Cheese for like an hour"
1 - "What a slut"
2 - "It was awesome she made me Mac N Cheese for like an hour"
1 - "What a slut"
by D1rtyTurtle May 15, 2010
Kids talking over mic on online games, they usually sound pubescent and Justin Bieber like. They typically throw out douchebaggery comments and try to pretend they're older then they really are.
Kid (a.k.a the Mac n Cheese ) - " I totally just blew your head of, bro! HOLLA HOLLA GET DOLLA! Wut tyme is it?! "
after that everyone votes to kick or mute the player
after that everyone votes to kick or mute the player
by Bucketpigs October 18, 2013
by jc curtis April 17, 2008