[Food] Why's everyone started saying "mac AND cheese" ?

astralavi · Feb 9, 2018

is the answer Donald Trump or Brexit or your mum?

kjgood · Feb 9, 2018

Puppet Master said:
It's always been just Macaroni Cheese innit

I cant be down with the kids and hipsters because i havent heard this said once.

Gwylan · Feb 9, 2018

kjgood said:
I cant be down with the kids and hipsters because i havent heard this said once.

Nor I.

I'm so old ...

Return of the Rev · Feb 9, 2018

F+C's tonight :drool:

Deportivo Seagull · Feb 9, 2018

Why's everyone started saying "mac AND cheese" ?

Albion my Albion said:
I remember seeing it written that way at this restaurant in the States for the first time.

Fried okra !!!!!!! A crime against all that is good in the world !!!!!!! Just f*cking hideous!

pearl · Feb 9, 2018

Cheeky Monkey said:
'Tekkers' and 'Mac and Cheese' Are there two more irritating phrases?

Tekkers? .... wot the hell is that?

Guinness Boy · Feb 9, 2018

AmexRuislip said:
I thought this was some sort of innuendo
Also, isn't mac and cheese just a 'Kraft dinner'?

1066familyman · Feb 9, 2018

I've not heard anyone say Mac and Cheese before. Mind you, it's only very recently I found out what a BLT is, and what 'spagbol' (sp?) means.

maffew · Feb 9, 2018

1066familyman said:
I've not heard anyone say Mac and Cheese before. Mind you, it's only very recently I found out what a BLT is, and what 'spagbol' (sp?) means.

Really

BLT is in pretty much every sandwich shop ever. And Spagbol surely you've heard of that. From what planet do you visit?

I want a BLT now with a load of mayo (heard of that?)

Herr Tubthumper · Feb 9, 2018

The greater crime is Benny Eggs. What sort of **** says that?

1066familyman · Feb 9, 2018

maffew said:
Really BLT is in pretty much every sandwich shop ever. And Spagbol surely you've heard of that. From what planet do you visit?

I want a BLT now with a load of mayo (heard of that?)

I never buy pre made sandwiches, and I have heard of spagbol now but had no idea what people were talking about for a long time and couldn't be bothered to ask.

I haven't seen Star Wars either, so that might explain a few things.

looney · Feb 9, 2018

Its yet another term that jumped the atlantic. Harry Potter sent about 37 terms over there.

I am more concerned with the millennial tick of using literally in every sentence.

Eeyore · Feb 9, 2018

Puppet Master said:
It really does seem like it. Not just young'uns too.

I agree. I hadn't heard this phrase until I started in a new office in 2016. I thought they were talking about McDonalds. That's why I don't use the phrase.

getreal1 · Feb 9, 2018

MattBackHome said:
Yeah I'm all for the constant the richness and diversity of English being enriched by the constant evolving of language but 'Mac and Cheese' is terrible.

Let's sack it off.

super-seagulls · Feb 9, 2018

And why does the Sky sports commentator keep saying Paderson, when the Cardiff player is clearly called fucxing PATERSON?

DavidinSouthampton · Feb 9, 2018

dumlum said:
i think macaroni cheese will die out.

never!!!

Sussex Nomad · Feb 9, 2018

Why everyone say 'yo wassup biatch' when you should be saying 'hello Sharon' ... I just don't get it. :shrug:

BN9 BHA · Feb 9, 2018

Lush said:
Two fewer syllables. Pure laziness. They probably buy it as a ready meal too.

FFS Tesco

Surport Local Team · Feb 9, 2018

One word "americaisation"

South Stand Bonfire · Feb 9, 2018

Puppet Master said:
It's always been just Macaroni Cheese innit

I'd never ever heard of this before and then 5 mins after reading your post my wife quoted exactly that from The Royal George's menu in Shoreham

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