The Devour Hot & Melty Nacho Mac & Cheese just isn’t very good. But now, we’re sad to say that we’re adding a second meal to that list. Yikes!īefore today, we’d only found one meal in Devour’s entire lineup that we didn’t enjoy (that was the Cheese Ravioli with Sun-Dried Tomato Cream Sauce). This meal contains 400 calories (120 from fat), and it’s not even very filling. Eating these chips is not a pleasant experience by any means.ĭevour’s frozen meals are not known for being low in calories, and we’re a bit sad to say this packaged mac and cheese won’t be bucking that trend. They’re overly hard at first, and then when you mix them into the sauce they get chewy. And we don’t mean they’re just a little past their shelf date - these are unforgivably stale. To make matters worse, the tortilla chips are incredibly stale. The spices are there to give it some southwest zing, but it’s not enough to save this dish. On top of that, it tastes like a sort-of-generic, Velveta-style cheese, which we’re just not fond of. Because you’ll still have a bit of moisture in the bottom of the dish when you mix the cheese in, it will get a bit watery. Well, first of all, the cheese is a bit of a mess. We were hoping this would be easy, but it’s actually a lot more work than a frozen mac and cheese. Check out our picture below to see where the fill line is located.Īfter all that “fill line” drama is sorted, simply toss this into the microwave for four minutes and 30 seconds, mix in the cheese sauce, then top it all with the tortilla chips. If you’re in a panic, shouting “Where is the fill line on this Devour mac and cheese?” we’ve got you covered. Now, to be perfectly clear, it’s the lower of the two lines that you’re supposed to fill the water to.

To make things even more confusing, the instructions include an icon that shows the water filled to the wrong line. Instead, there is a lower line, about an inch from the bottom of the dish, and a second line near the rim. There is no line on the dish that says “fill,” which would have cleared things up for us. Now, this is where we got a bit confused. Next, you’ll fill the dish with water up to the fill line.

Where a typical Devour frozen macaroni dish would typically just be tossed into the microwave, there’s obviously some assembly required here.įirst, you’ll need to crack open the package, then dump the contents of the seasoning packet into the dish. There’s a bowl with some noodles, accompanied by a package of tortilla chips, a seasoning packet, and a shiny gold packet of cheese sauce.

So today, we’ll be trying out the Devour Hot & Melty Nacho Mac & Cheese.Īs you can see in our picture below, this meal comes with several components. And when it comes to Devour, we’re pretty much always willing to bend the rules a bit. We typically stick with frozen food review here at Freezer Meal Frenzy, but we are willing to make the occasional exception (we review Amy’s Kitchen soups from time to time). Devour is one of our favorite frozen food brands - we especially love their Buffalo Chicken Mac & Cheese - so we were a bit surprised to see one of their products somewhere that wasn’t a freezer aisle.

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