Mac and cheese study reveals Canada's social inequality

[Sprailenes 47]

What do they have in jolly old England Platy?

Oh and I am making homemade mac and cheeser tonight with a side of roasted tomaters.

[PlatyPius 5]

What do they have in jolly old England Platy?

Oh and I am making homemade mac and cheeser tonight with a side of roasted tomaters.

No clue. I is Amerikan.

[Sprailenes 47]

What do they have in jolly old England Platy?

Oh and I am making homemade mac and cheeser tonight with a side of roasted tomaters.

No clue. I is Amerikan.

Really?? And all this time I have been reading your posts with an accent.

[PlatyPius 5]

What do they have in jolly old England Platy?

Oh and I am making homemade mac and cheeser tonight with a side of roasted tomaters.

No clue. I is Amerikan.

Really?? And all this time I have been reading your posts with an accent.

Yup. Me = Ugly Amerikun

Mags = Hot Brit Chick

[Marilyn. 340]

What do they have in jolly old England Platy?

Oh and I am making homemade mac and cheeser tonight with a side of roasted tomaters.

those Americans call it Kraft Macaroni and Cheese Edited September 6, 2008 by *Marilyn*

[DeadPoolX 9]

Well, if you think about it, the name "Macaroni and Cheese" does make more sense. Yes, I know you're probably used to saying "Kraft Dinner," but which describes the actual meal better? If you didn't already know that Kraft Dinner consisted of "macaroni and cheese," then it could be just about anything. The American version lays it all out on the table for you.

The one good feature about the Canadian title -- in my opinion -- is that you could really screw around with someone's mind and tell them that Canadians eat all sorts of things. Who knows... maybe they'd believe it?

"Mmm... that was good."

"Glad you liked it."

"What is Kraft Dinner, anyway?"

"It's mashed up moose entrails and polar bear toenail fungus. That's what gives it that glossy yellow shine."

If anyone here tries something like that, please record it and put it on YouTube.