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Brands are just coming out with boxed mac and cheese left and right! That makes it really hard to know which one is worth your money. The latest one we’re trying is the Goodles Vegan Mac and Cheese.
Goodles are a boxed mac and cheese brand that has two different varieties of vegan options. One is a vegan white cheddar and the other is a orange cheddar, like Kraft mac and cheese. The cheddar is also gluten free.
In this review and taste test, we’ll let you know if it’s something you should spend your money on and you don’t have to worry! We give our 100% honest review every single time!
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- Frequently Asked Questions:
- Goodles Vegan Boxed Mac and Cheese Review
- Goodles Vegan White Cheddar Boxed Mac and Cheese Review
- Goodles Gluten Free Vegan Cheddar Boxed Mac and Cheese Review
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- Other Vegan Boxed Mac and Cheese Reviews to Check Out:
- Can I make a homemade vegan mac and cheese?
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Frequently Asked Questions:
No. Both the products contain tree nuts (cashews). The regular version is also wheat based.
In our local Sprouts store, each box was $4.99.
We found both boxes at our local Sprouts stores. We have seen the regular versions (not gluten free) at Whole Foods as well. You can use the Goodles Store Locator for best results. You can also purchase from the Goodles website directly.
No. The only two vegan varieties are the two in this video. There are about 10 other varieties that are not vegan, so be careful and make sure it says vegan on the box.
Goodles Vegan Boxed Mac and Cheese Review
Goodles Vegan White Cheddar Boxed Mac and Cheese Review
Vegan White Cheddar Boxed Mac and Cheese Ingredients: Goodles Noodles (Wheat Flour, Chickpea Protein, Wheat Protein, Nutrients Extracted From [Broccoli, Spinach, Kale, Pumpkin, Sweet Potato, Sunflower Seed, Cranberry, Chlorella, Maitake Mushroom, Shiitake Mushroom]), Vegan White Cheddar (Dried Cashew Milk [Cashews, Chicory Root Fiber], Natural Flavor, Nutritional Yeast, Tapioca Maltodextrin, Salt, Tapioca Flour, Pea Protein, Lactic Acid, Dried Apple Cider Vinegar, Garlic).
Top 9 Allergens: Gluten, Cashews.
Goodles Gluten Free Vegan Cheddar Boxed Mac and Cheese Review
Vegan Gluten Free Cheddar Boxed Mac and Cheese Ingredients: Goodles Gluten Free Macaroni (Corn, Brown Rice, Chickpeas, Yellow Peas, Chickpea Protein, ata Gum, Nutrients Extracted From [Broccoli, Spinach, Kale, Pumpkin, Sweet Potato, Sunflower Seed, Cranberry, Chlorella Maitake Mushroom, Shiitake Mushrooms]), Vegan Cheddar Blend (Dried Cashew Milk [Cashews, Maltodextrin], Salt, Dried Rice Syrup, Nutritional Yeast, Apple Cider Vinegar, Natural Flavor, Tapioca Flour, Lactic Acid, Annatto (For Color), Paprika, Garlic.
Top 9 Allergens: Cashews.
Review Thoughts:
There’s a few things that we want to call out.
- We like that there are vegetable extracts in the noodles as added nutrients.
- There was more sauce on the gluten free version than the white cheddar gluten version.
- It’s a great box pasta, but it does lack some cheese flavor, still it was one of the better ones that we have tried on the market.
- The sauce was really creamy and had a nice buttery flavor.
- The box recommends ⅓ cup non-dairy milk and 1 to 1 ½ tablespoons butter depending on the box. We used unsweetened, unflavored soy milk and Country Crock Olive Oil Plant Butter for our boxes in the taste test.
- The boxes are either 5.5oz (regular) or 6oz (gluten free). It was a bowl full and said it was two servings.
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Can I make a homemade vegan mac and cheese?
Absolutely! In fact, our 15 minutes vegan mac and cheese is sometimes even faster than making a boxed mac and cheese.
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