with the fartman 
Since I'm out of GBP I gotta make dinner tonight and what's worse is I'm physically and emotionally exhausted from pulling an all nighter beating Undertale again.
Here's my perfectly balanced recipe for KD. Start with the ingredients:
2 boxes Kraft Dinner Mac & Cheese
grated cheese
margarine
broccoli
cheese whiz
summer sausage
powdered milk
Start boiling your noodles, then
melt a bunch of butter margarine
Mix the cheese sauce powder with like 1/3rd cup skim milk powder, add 3/4 cup of water and whisk it
Once the margarine is kinda melted add the cheese slurry and whisk.
Heat until it begins to thicken and add shredded cheese , keep heating and whisking until incorporated
Chop like half the meat tube into tiny pieces and fry
Nuke the frozen broccoli and chop into tiny pieces (i only add broc because mom pays me 500GBP for every meal I eat that has a serving of vegetables)
Strain noodles, add broc
Add fried sausage
Add cheese sauce
Add cheese whiz, mix well
Serve with preferred condiments 
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I recently cooked some brocc from the store and it was soo good like crowns from the fresh vegetal isle just fried in a pan (in a little bacon grease)
I had no Idea it could taste like that not even restaurant brocoli is that good
then they were remodeling the store and the fresh stuff was no where to be found so I got brocc in a bag
it was noticeably worse. bad even. it cost 2wice as much too
and that wasn't even the frozen stuff.
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Fresh brocc is absolutely delightful, it's hard not to just eat it raw w/a little dressing when I get it. Lightly fried especially with beef on thick udon noodles is so frickin good
Do you eat the stems? Cos I dice the stems really fine and put them in rice stir fry, they're really good. I used to just throw the stems out before I realized how good they were
Frozen is on par with bagged taste wise but a better value
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try broccolini
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