Kraft Deluxe Gluten Free Mac and Cheese, Brown Rice and Corn Pasta, 1 Box, for Easy Dinner or Dinner Sides, Original Cheddar Flavor, No Artificial Flavors, 12 oz

Pretty dang tasty and the noodles aren't gritty like a lot of gluten free noodles. Compared to other gf products, it's worth the money. The preparation is easy, just keep an eye on the boil time- I'm sure the noodles will turn to mush if you leave it too long. The portion size is big, I always end up with leftovers as I'm the only celiac in the house but it reheats very well. I've bought this multiple times.

Delicious! Yes, it’s gluten free and it’s delicious! Finding out that I have Celiac’s Disease 11 years ago, I have tried many brands. This brand (Kraft) is my go-to for Mac and Cheese. Another good brand is the gf Velveeta, which Amazon also sells. I alternate between the two monthly!

If you love Mac and cheese and miss it because of a wheat allergy, buy this!!! Looks a little strange because of the color but tastes great!! Easy to cook and the perfect meal.

This gf Mac and cheese tastes great! Even my non celiac family members enjoy it saying that it tastes very similar to traditional Mac and cheese.

Better than other brands of GF man n cheese

We have tried a lot of gluten free mac n cheese options, and this is our favorite so far. 1) Better than Velveeta gluten free! 2) Easy to make since all you do is cook the noodles, squeeze out the sauce, and mix it together. 3) Better texture and taste than a lot of gluten free mac noodles. 4) Cheese sauce is good.

So glad they made this in a gluten free version!

I'll admit that I was hesitant to purchase this item, since so many GF products just aren't good. We were very pleasantly surprised at how the flavor and texture is virtually the same as the non-GF wheat version we remember. We didn't think that was possible! I am concerned that it doesn't have "NSF Certified" or the better known "Certified GF" symbol from the GFCO on the label, which both the single-serving cups and the multi-serving box with the powdered cheese have. Additional details for this product are not available on their website. I contacted Kraft-Heinz for additional clarification. I will update my review after they have responded. EDIT: This is their response: "When labeling products, we make every attempt to list other sources of gluten as reported to us by suppliers such as wheat, barley, oats, rye, triticale, kamut, spelt or by their hybridized strains. Unless specified anywhere on the label, we do not guarantee that the product is gluten-free." We will stick with their other 2 GF options, even though I appreciate their complete transparency.