I just searched Costco website and no 27 lb bucket found. I feel betrayed.
44 0 ReplyAll the news article are like 5 years old. It’s long gone
45 0 ReplyJoke's on you, I'm still eating mine
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$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.
20 1 ReplyHoly shit. Look at these reviews. This one dude talks about how it felt between his toes.
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Not going to lie, I want to buy this for the novelty just once.
33 0 ReplyWhy stop with just one bucket? I reckon 12-15 should fill a bathtub
19 0 ReplyHire a couple strippers and have them wrestle in a kiddie pool filled with Costco mac and cheese.
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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
2 0 ReplyI'm actually thinking it would be an amazing addition to the work Xmas party.
2 0 ReplyDude if we're doing that I might as well just reuse my old kitty litter buckets
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For when you're tired of being regular and would like a break from all the pooping.
26 1 ReplyBut Lemmy users poop only every 3 days, remember?
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12.247 kg
24 0 ReplyNot today, I'm feeling like Mexican. BRING ME THE FIESTA PAIL!
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6 0 Replymmmmm thirty year old tacos
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Powdered cheese or gooey cheese?
12 0 ReplyI'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.
9 0 Replyhow long does it last you?
2 0 ReplyDepends on how often I make crepes. I usually split it into smaller containers and freeze it so it lasts me about a year.
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Oh shit
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39,600 calories
8 0 ReplyThose are rookie numbers
2 0 ReplyI bet LA Beast could eat 3 of them.
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Just one? You on a diet?
7 0 ReplyI 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?
6 0 ReplyI figure trying to fish out the macaroni from the cheese pool would start getting a little difficult mid-way through
5 0 ReplyThis 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 saw this on Amazon but they aren't selling it anymore
6 0 ReplyCarl ate a large can of chocolate pudding sitting on top of the roof.
6 0 ReplyI definitely would.
5 0 Replyyum
3 0 ReplyA country dream come true
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2 0 ReplyImmediately thought of this video. Is there a /c/nottimanderic ?
1 0 ReplyAnother great one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6lA3T78o9pY
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Don't even cook it first. Just bring the bucket.
3 1 ReplyAnd here I'm like that would be a great initial fermentation bucket for beer
1 0 ReplyFinally the round meal has a competitor. But men does this bucket serve?
1 0 ReplyYou’ve got to go for it and leave an honest product review…. All of you! So we can have an unbiased sample or something
1 0 ReplyThat's awesome
1 1 ReplyI already hate what's considered decent mac and cheese, but this is a bucket of what looks like generic, cheap crack and sleaze
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