Kraft mac and cheese spirals

If there were ever a contender for Kraft’s place on the mac and cheese shelf at your local grocery store, it has to be Annie’s. The brand is known for its healthy-ish prepared foods that seem appealing to buyers who are willing to spend more money on a premium product or upgraded flavors. So, just kraft mac and cheese spirals should you tackle the Annie’s mac and cheese section at your local grocery store?

We want to help you out with this guide to the best and the worst this brand has to offer. Of course, you don’t have to take our word for it — try these products out for yourself to discover which ones you like best. You may just find a new favorite in the process. We totally get that some people are trying to eat healthier by incorporating whole grains into their diet. But if you fall into that camp, you might want to avoid Annie’s altogether. This whole-grain pasta is just that: grainy.

It has an unpleasant texture that comes close to regular pasta but just misses the mark. When you cover it with the white cheddar sauce it comes with, it’s not too bad. However, this isn’t the type of pasta we’d ever want to eat on its own. When there are other, better products to choose from in the Annie’s line, you shouldn’t settle for less than the best.