IT CAME FROM A BOX - HAMBURGER HELPER ll

And I am not going to apologize for it. Hamburger Helper is one of those mainstays that I can only say that I honestly really enjoy. Every now & then I truly crave it so when on sale ($1.99) I tend to stockpile a few boxes and stockpile I did. While seeking what Pasta's I had on offer to make a what turned out to be Rotelle w. Meat Sauce (which I turned into Lasagna by adding Mozz and Ricotta) I found FOUR boxes of Hamburger Helper way in the back on top of my fridge, Well now I have Six Boxes !!! Its A Party !!!

Cheesy Enchilada - Spicy, Cheesy Rice with a topping which you make separately that can only be likened to powdered Sour Cream, might not sound entirely appetizing but I am already planning on my second bowl. Upon  further inspection of the packaging I see they were going for a Blue Cheese Topping and not Sour Cream, could've fooled me, still Delicious.

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On one hand Hamburger Helper does not need be mentioned on any Food Blog more than once, on the other it is a staple of home cooking for the Boxed Food inclined so I believe it deserves an annual posting. I purchased 5 boxes on sale at a buck apiece (as opposed to $3.99 a pack) and as Dry Goods these will last and not for too long. I do realize that real Foodies go "out" to Dinner and this shall be alleviated in due time, for now we have this.

The Classic Double Cheeseburger Macaroni to which I added some Broccoli (from Silver Star Restaurant) and some Jarred Hot & Spicy Peppers courtesy of Salvati 

(J & R Packing company) of Mount Vernon, New York.

Whilst not a photogenic pic I had to include the Ground Beef (Chop Meat) from my favorite local Pork Store Frank & Sal's on my corner.

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