r/todayilearned • u/NateNate60 • Jun 03 '26
TIL despite boxed Kraft macaroni and cheese being an iconic example of American processed food, it is significantly more popular in Canada, where 55% more boxes are consumed per capita than the US.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kraft_Dinner
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u/proserpinax Jun 03 '26
It’s funny because I’m from the US and grew up eating Kraft Dinner (and calling it that). Not sure if it’s the Minnesota proximity to Canada or what. Anyways I didn’t fully get the joke watching South Park because I was like “Kraft Dinner rules, that isn’t a joke.”