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Kraft Announces Limited-Edition Everything Bagel Mac & Cheese

Originally posted on Nerdist | By Michael Walsh | Last updated Nov 20, 2024 8:02 AM ET

Kraft knows what some of you are doing in your kitchens. They know you’re adding your own spices, ingredients, and flavors to its iconic Mac & Cheese. Don’t worry, though. Not only does the company condone such hacks, they do it, too. Over the years they’ve released countless versions of their famous food. Those specialty boxes have ranged from inspired to really weird. But now Kraft’s newest variation has everything in it. And we mean that literally. The latest limited-edition flavor coming to pantries is the first-ever offering by anyone of an Everything Bagel Mac & Cheese.

Kraft’s “Fan Flavorites” contest has led to a winner that we’re sure will appeal to a whole lot of palates. The new Kraft Mac & Cheese Everything Bagel “melds together the cult-favorite spice with Kraft’s signature cheese sauce in an irresistible, crave-worthy fusion of oniony, garlicky flavor.” The company also says the “versatile and savory” seasoning works with the “cheese’s mellow, buttery taste, creating the perfect bite.”

Okay fine we’ll try it. Or at least we will if we’re one of the very few, very lucky people who nab a box. This is a very limited-edition release and the company’s first small batch drop. Kraft is selling less than 15,000 boxes of this Walmart exclusive. That is less than two percent of the total number of boxes of Original Kraft Mac & Cheese Kraft sells everywhere, everyday combined.

If you hope to be one of the people who gets a box of Kraft Mac & Cheese Everything Bagel, the nationwide pre-sale starts at Walmart’s online shop November 25 at 5 AM CT. It officially goes on sale a few days later on November 29 at 12 AM CT.

After that you’ll just have to make your own homemade version. Of course, Kraft knows some of you have probably already done that anyway.

This article first appeared on Nerdist and was syndicated with permission.

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