

🧀 Elevate your mac game—because basic just won’t cut it!
Hoosier Hill Farm Big Daddy Mac Mix is a 1-pound pack of premium cheddar cheese powder designed to create quick, delicious macaroni and cheese. Made in the USA, this versatile mix combines real cheddar with simple ingredients for a rich, creamy sauce that turns everyday pasta into a family favorite. With easy preparation and a loyal following, it’s the ultimate pantry upgrade for millennials who crave convenience without compromising flavor.
















| ASIN | B00X1LJZUG |
| Age Range Description | All Ages |
| Allergen Information | Milk |
| Best Sellers Rank | #4,056 in Grocery & Gourmet Food ( See Top 100 in Grocery & Gourmet Food ) #20 in Packaged Macaroni & Cheese |
| Brand | Hoosier Hill Farm |
| Brand Name | Hoosier Hill Farm |
| Color | Orange |
| Container Type | Jar |
| Cuisine | American |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 12,543 Reviews |
| Diet Type | Gluten Free |
| Flavor | Cheddar cheese |
| Item Form | Powder |
| Item Type Name | Mac n Cheese Powder |
| Item Weight | 1 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Hoosier Hill Farm |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Package Information | Jar |
| Size | 1 Pound (Pack of 1) |
| UPC | 858639005428 |
| Unit Count | 16.0 Ounce |
C**H
Big Daddy cheese powder.
A little pricy, but it tastes so good. And I don't have to buy little boxes, I can use our own pasta and have choices. Everyone enjoys it. Quick and easy to make. Color is what one expects from a dry powder mix, looks rich.
S**C
Delicious
My son loves this for pasta! Mixes great. Might be a little salty flavored if you are sensitive to salt.
A**.
Great, but a little pricey!
This is great to have on hand to make mac n' cheese with any noodles, that I know my kids will eat. It tastes better than Kraft. I only wish that they could make an "orange version" with natural dyes, or that their dye free option wasn't more expensive. I feel like this is a little pricey, which is why I can't give it 5 stars, but other than that it's a great product!
L**I
New X & cheese sauce winner
For a while now I've been using Hoosier Hill's cheddar cheese powder if I want to make a cheese sauce for whatever noodles I want (usually ramen). It's not really designed for the purpose, though, and doesn't quite produce the classic Kraft flavor profile I'm looking for, although it's darn good. Last year Kraft introduced a shaker of their own signature orange powder, and it was amazing, but it was also short-lived. So I thought I'd finally give this a try. This review is based on the strength of one use, but suffice it to say I'm thrilled with it. I made two packages of ramen without the flavor packet (that's way too much ramen for one person by the way—learn from my delicious mistake!), and I scaled down the recipe on the Big Daddy box to 3/4: so that's 1/4 cup powder, 3 tbsp. butter, and 1/4 cup of milk. I did save a little of the water, but not a lot. This was perfect for covering two packs of ramen, so for one pack, just use 2 tbsp. powder, 1 1/2 tbsp. butter, and 2 tbsp. of milk. This had a very classic blue-box flavor for me, even more than I'm used to getting from Kraft anymore. In a way it reminded me of that certain indefinable something my grandmother's mac & cheese had. She was making the same blue box, but hers was somehow better despite having all the same ingredients. It tasted just right and was scrumptious, and didn't have a big clumping problem like I get with the cheddar powder. However, I expect the lack of clumping was because this was a fresh package and that will change in the future; if so, sifting works just fine. So I'm excited to use this on other pastas as well whenever the mood strikes me to have that great blue-box experience but with a different noodle. And ramen cooks really fast, so I'm sure I'll still use it mostly for that. Update: I've used this quite a few more times now and I have discovered it can clump a bit if you try mixing it the same way you would a normal Kraft mac & cheese box. The powder seems to do better when you're mixing it into a warm liquid. If you mix the sauce in the same pot as the pasta, I suggest scooping pasta to the side, putting the cheese powder down, adding the butter and milk, and letting it hang out a minute or two while the milk warms up a little. Also I've discovered this doesn't work well for large pasta, unless you do something to thicken it; it's really best with small noodles. I still love the flavor and it hasn't clumped up yet in the container like the cheddar powder normally does. Update 2: Three years later, I've reordered this product multiple times. This is a staple in my pantry. I use it for ramen & cheese a lot, but sometimes I'll also add it to other cheese sauces to pump up the flavor and add extra emulsification power. It's also great on potato chips: throw some chips in a plastic zip bag with a bit of this powder, and shake it up for cheesy chips. This is more versatile than the plain cheddar cheese powder, I always make sure to have plenty on hand.
M**E
Great value and taste for the price
Tastes great! Mixes in pretty well and tastes better than kraft, and that's coming from a very picky person. Seems fresh, seal was great, and easy to use.
C**E
No Batch Codes or Best-by Dates
Pricey, but tastes good. The container was smaller than expected, but it was the correct weight. It didn't have a lot/batch code or any manufacturing code. Nor did it have an expiration or best-by date anywhere on the product. I had to rely on appearance and smell to determine its edibility. I will still repurchase. I look forward to buying on sale and better labeling.
R**Y
Just Like the Old Kraft Cheese Powder
After years of searching for an acceptable alternative to the old Kraft cheese powder, I found it with this! It doesn’t turn the macaroni a neon orange and the taste is excellent.
D**D
Makes great mac n cheese
Really good stuff. I don't buy Kraft mac and cheese any more.
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