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Pasta In The Micro


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I want to be able to make mac & cheese in the microwave on the go. Anyone have success with microwaving Tinkyada pasta? It would be great to be able to just add cheese to it and have a quick lunch.


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I want to be able to make mac & cheese in the microwave on the go. Anyone have success with microwaving Tinkyada pasta? It would be great to be able to just add cheese to it and have a quick lunch.

I have found one gluten free Mac N Cheese that is DEVINE and it comes frozen. It's by Amy's and I can only find it in certain Hannaford stores in the frozen health/organic food section. It's very creamy and YUM!! It's the ONLY gluten free mac and cheese that I've found (besides home made) that I love. I haven't even found another brand that I can tolerate enough to eat. Good Luck!! ~~Angie~~

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Glutino makes a frozen mac & cheese too. I have made my own & nuked it to reheat it & it works fine

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