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

[astralavi]

is the answer Donald Trump or Brexit or your mum?

 

[kjgood]

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]

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]

F+C's tonight

 

[Deportivo Seagull]

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

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]

'Tekkers' and 'Mac and Cheese' Are there two more irritating phrases?

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

 

[Guinness Boy]

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

 

[1066familyman]

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]

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]

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

 

[1066familyman]

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]

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]

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]

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]

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

 

[DavidinSouthampton]

i think macaroni cheese will die out.

never!!!

 

[Sussex Nomad]

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

 

[BN9 BHA]

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

FFS Tesco

 

[Surport Local Team]

One word "americaisation"

 

[South Stand Bonfire]

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