Mac and cheese whiz wins big

Could there be a Pillsbury Bake-Off contender in 9-year-old Natalie Trachtman's future? Given the $1,000 savings bond she has just won for her cooking, the Parkway Manor fourth-grader, who dreams of being a ...

[This is SOOO Sad]

When young cooks regard "wiz" as a valid ingredient,
the world becomes a much lesser place.

Try figuring-out how this "garbage" evolved, and re-create it from fresh ingredients.

Disgusting!

[Norbert]

THANK GOD FOR THE FREE PRESS!

[mmm]

i like to use lard instead of the oil.

[Yummy]

Way to go Natalie! Have fun cooking. Much better than running around and getting into trouble.

Congrats on your success!

[Suzanne]

This is SOOO Sad wrote:

When young cooks regard "wiz" as a valid ingredient,
the world becomes a much lesser place.
Try figuring-out how this "garbage" evolved, and re-create it from fresh ingredients.
Disgusting!

Please read the entire article before you comment! Based on the title, I also assumed that the recipe used Cheez Whiz as an ingredient; however, if you read the recipes, it calls for Parmesan and cheddar. It also uses plain yogurt, low fat milk and peas. I wouldn't call it "garbage" or "disgusting." The title is saying that Natalie is a cooking whiz who made prize-winning mac and cheese.

[MonkeyMomma]

Way to go, kiddo! What a great accomplishment.

[UNDER SIEGE]

OMG..TAKE A CHILL PILL CRAB A@@...

This is SOOO Sad wrote:

When young cooks regard "wiz" as a valid ingredient,
the world becomes a much lesser place.
Try figuring-out how this "garbage" evolved, and re-create it from fresh ingredients.
Disgusting!