Marie Callender's Vermont Mac and Cheese Bowl

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  Take a shortcut to a warm and comforting prepared meal with Marie Callender's Vermont Cheddar Mac and Cheese Bowl. Ready in minutes, savor the cheesy goodness of pasta smothered in a rich Vermont white cheddar and aged Parmesan sauce made with real cream. This easy mac and cheese microwavable bowl contains no preservatives and no artificial flavors or colors and has 20 g of protein per serving.

  • One 13 oz. Marie Callender's Vermont Cheddar Mac and Cheese Bowl Frozen Meal
  • This frozen mac and cheese bowl makes it easy to enjoy a comforting meal anytime, anywhere
  • Savor pasta smothered in a rich Vermont white cheddar and aged Parmesan sauce made with real cream
  • Excellent source of protein with 20 g per serving, has no preservatives and no artificial flavors or color
  • Satisfy any meal occasion with Marie Callender's frozen dinners
  • SNAP & EBT eligible food item

• Dietary Information

  Good Source of Fiber, High Protein, No Added Sugar, Pescatarian, Vegetarian

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