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Definition of macaroni cheese in English: macaroni cheesenoun mass nounBritish A savoury dish of macaroni in a cheese sauce. 干酪通心粉（西菜名） Example sentencesExamples - Thursday was macaroni cheese day and Friday was boiled fish day.
- These include cottage pie, macaroni cheese, pasta in cheese and broccoli sauce, chicken curry, sausages with gravy, breaded cod with chips, cheese and onion quiche and jacket wedges with salad.
- There's plenty of good stodge on the menu, including favourites such as scampi, macaroni cheese, sausages, lasagne, steak and hand-cut chips.
- Our first thought of course was Traditional British, shepherd's pie, macaroni cheese and all that, but we had second thoughts.
- The unfussy menu provides hikers' staples such as home-made steak pie, melt-in-the-mouth macaroni cheese and haggis neeps and tatties, with a variety of sturdy, wholesome soups and daily specials.
- Another top favourite dish in England is macaroni cheese, rather different from what an Italian would find acceptable, but well liked in the British Isles.
- The lunch specials of yore include macaroni cheese, steak pie, shepherd's pie and chips and five varieties of Crombie's sausages.
- Fish pie, macaroni cheese, apple crumbles are my staples if I do have to do the Sunday lunch.
- Finally it's lunch time at the century old Errard Estate House - a real Looshan country spread of stewed chicken, lentils, macaroni cheese, rice and chow mein to name just a few dishes.
- The only meal I didn't like much was macaroni cheese because it had a lot of cheese in it.
- Bert had prepared individual macaroni cheese, and good they were.
- Making the perfect macaroni cheese has not been high on Susie's priority list.
- Next up is spaghetti bolognese, macaroni cheese, Shepherds pie, and chicken curry.
- Fatty foods increase the risk of suffering from heartburn and reflux, too, so if you're feeling stressed and your stomach's producing a lot of acid, eating macaroni cheese may result in an uncomfortable few hours.
- ‘Thanks for rescuing me from the eighties-style yuppie witch,’ I said to Diana while I scattered macaroni cheese about my person.
- The only pasta I ate was macaroni cheese and, as a treat from a much-loved and indulgent babysitter, tinned spaghetti.
- He occasionally spends too much on alcohol on a night out, resulting in a diet of macaroni cheese or baked beans until his next payday.
- What bribes were brought into play are beyond me, although I believe extra helpings of macaroni cheese - nectar of the gods to a permanently ravenous three-year-old - might have been pivotal.
- Strange that I like macaroni cheese and tinned ravioli.
- I dropped the bowl of macaroni cheese on the floor.
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