(12 pack) Annie’s Gluten Free Rice Pasta and Cheddar, Made with Real Cheese, 6 oz

(4 customer reviews)

Price is for Case.

Manufacturer Part Number: 13562-61001

Pack: 12 per case
Size: 6 OZ each

Dimensions (HxWxD):
7.81 x 5.56 x 10.68 Inch

Weight Gross / Net:
5.64 Pound / 4.5 Pound

Total Shelf Life:
558 days

Temperature:
Dry Goods

Country of Origin:
United States

Ingredients:
Rice Pasta (White Rice Flour, Brown Rice Flour), Dried Cheddar Cheese (Cultured Pasteurized Milk, Salt, Non-Animal Enzymes), Whey, Nonfat Milk, Butter, Salt, Cultured Milk, Sodium Phosphate, Annatto Extract (For Color), Silicon Dioxide (For Anticaking). Contains Milk Ingredients.

Allergens and Diet:

Allergen Values (FDA)

Contains:
Milk

Chocolate products may delivery melted in the summer. We do not offer refunds or discounts of any kind for melted or damaged chocolates.

NOTE: PO BOX/international deliveries are not available.

The item can’t be shipped to AF, AA, AC, AE, AM, AP in the Unite States.

Price range: $2.97 through $29.99

Brand

Annie's

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4 reviews for (12 pack) Annie’s Gluten Free Rice Pasta and Cheddar, Made with Real Cheese, 6 oz

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  1. Anonymous

    Great tasting gluten free mac n cheese
    when a parent receives the diagnosis of their child having Celiac Disease, it gets to be overwhelming and kinda scary. I have been a customer for years buying this mac n cheese because it’s gluten free and it tastes good, my children love the taste and so do I. You can’t even tell that it’s gluten free. I think the only thing I would fix is that the noodles don’t have a little baggy or pouch they come in. I’m just thankful I haven’t found any bugs in the boxes.

  2. Steph54


    I like annie’s in general.They have pretty good food. everything is so high though, i have to buy a little at a time

  3. Itsagirl

    So delicious! Great texture! Safe for celiacs!
    This is by far the best gluten free mac %26 cheese I have ever eaten! I taste test the noodles as they’re at the 9 minute mark to see if they’re the right texture. Pull out a noodle on a fork, plop it on a cutting board and feel it with my fingers then pop it in my mouth. If it’s not right, I let it cook another minute then taste it again.

    I use package directions as a guideline due to having the hardest water on Earth. Your experience with cooking time may be different due to your altitude or water type (hard or soft) so give it a taste and adjust the cooking time until the pasta is perfect.

    We generally cook it then put a lid on and leave it until we’re ready to eat. The texture stay perfect even if it sits for several minutes. We have never been disappointed by this gluten-free pasta so we keep several boxes in the pantry. The whole family loves it and our dog starts singing the song of her people when she sees the box lol

    I have celiac disease and can count on the safety of this Annie’s product. It has never given me any symptoms of being glutened. We buy a couple boxes every week and if our store is temporarily out of it we just order it online. Easy peasy

  4. William


    Great taste. Easy to prepare. Great for those on a gluten-free diet.

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