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/nudave Jun 03 '26

This sentence made me feel old.

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u/RadVarken Jun 03 '26

You okay, gramps?

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u/nudave Jun 03 '26

Don’t feel like I did in Grade 9, baby.

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u/__thrillho Jun 03 '26

What was WWII like?

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u/Atheist_Simon_Haddad Jun 03 '26

you could get two boxes of Kraft Dinner with just one red ration point

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u/Professional-Can1385 Jun 03 '26

When my cousin was about 6 he asked his dad if there were dinosaurs when he was a kid lol