Mac and cheese with tuna ?

[old lady]

Is there a place where they serve Mac and cheese with tuna?

 

[kaytieeldr]

Doubtful.

 

[agavegirl1]

Not that I am aware of. My kids used to like that combo. Maybe you could bring a single serve foil packet and mix it into any of the dozens of plain Mac and cheese options available.

 

[Victoriasponge]

Its 6:30am here (UK) and now I want Mac & cheese!

...sorry, can’t actually help with your question, just needed to share

 

[DaisyDuck001]

Is there a place where they serve Mac and cheese with tuna?

Maybe in Hell....

 

[kaytieeldr]

Maybe you could bring a single serve foil packet and mix it into any of the dozens of plain Mac and cheese options available.

I wouldn't do that in the restaurant, though.

 

[NYCgrrl]

Sounds like a variation on a tuna melt or tuna fish casserole. I would check the menus of places like 50's Prime. Or may buy a tuna sandwich at LTT and mix it with a side of mac+cheese.

GL.

 

[JZCubed]

Is there a place where they serve Mac and cheese with tuna?

I cannot locate that combination through a menu search. I would not solely rely on the timeliness of these menus. But.....
https://www.wdwinfo.com/wdwinfo/din...ient=%&MenuItemDescription=tuna&BuffetItem=No
-- Columbia Harbor House - tuna sandwich.....but has no mac'n'cheese on their menu.
-- Earl of Sandwich - tuna melt.....but has no mac'n'cheese on their menu.
-- ESPN - tuna sandwich......but has no mac'n'cheese on their menu.
-- Plaza Restaurant - tuna sandwich......but has no mac'n'cheese on their menu.

 

[Party.Of.4-NY>>>FL]

I think the closest you’ll find is the baked Mac & cheese with shrimp at Eight Spoon Cafe

https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/dining/animal-kingdom/eight-spoon-cafe/

 

[NYCgrrl]

I cannot locate that combination through a menu search. I would not solely rely on the timeliness of these menus. But.....
https://www.wdwinfo.com/wdwinfo/din...ient=%&MenuItemDescription=tuna&BuffetItem=No
-- Columbia Harbor House - tuna sandwich.....but has no mac'n'cheese on their menu.
-- Earl of Sandwich - tuna melt.....but has no mac'n'cheese on their menu.
-- ESPN - tuna sandwich......but has no mac'n'cheese on their menu.
-- Plaza Restaurant - tuna sandwich......but has no mac'n'cheese on their menu.

More caffeine needed here. Was thinking CHH and wrote LTT instead- duh for me and good catch for you.
I bet there is some nearby food truck/QS that serves mac in cheese in both MK and DS since it seems to be a favored food combo. Just another thought.

 

[disney11fan]

Is there a place where they serve Mac and cheese with tuna?

Sounds interesting but wouldn't you want filet in it?

 

[DisneyHardin]

Sounds like a variation on a tuna melt or tuna fish casserole. I would check the menus of places like 50's Prime. Or may buy a tuna sandwich at LTT and mix it with a side of mac+cheese.

GL.

The sandwich at CHH is tuna salad - I would think when someone makes tuna mac, they just put tuna in it without the mayo/relish/etc that is mixed with the tuna for tuna salad.

 

[NYCgrrl]

The sandwich at CHH is tuna salad - I would think when someone makes tuna mac, they just put tuna in it without the mayo/relish/etc that is mixed with the tuna for tuna salad.

Never eaten a tuna sandwich at CHH but the picture of it is very white so I doubt they put pickle relish in it .That's become a trend in mass produced food since I see it at my local supermarkets' deli counters getting plopped out of a plastic bag into the serving container. Doresnt look like boiled eggs, celery and onions get used much either.

Mayo is found in traditional tuna casserole recipes since it's a binder.

 

[DISNEY1975]

Is there a place where they serve Mac and cheese with tuna?

My mothers house! She also serves a tuna casserole, but be warned, she adds a can of cream of mushroom soup to it. I dont know how Im still alive.

 

[MamaBelle4]

My mothers house! She also serves a tuna casserole, but be warned, she adds a can of cream of mushroom soup to it. I dont know how Im still alive.

That's how my mom makes it too. I like it. She puts peas in it too. But none of my family likes it so it's been eons since I've had it.

 

[DISNEY1975]

it's been eons since I've had it.

Me too, but mostly because my Mom is now 80 and hasnt cooked in years. We all ate it as kids. No choice. I grew up in a house where you had to eat whatever was in front of you....and like it

 

[MamaBelle4]

Me too, but mostly because my Mom is now 80 and hasnt cooked in years. We all ate it as kids. No choice. I grew up in a house where you had to eat whatever was in front of you....and like it

Same! It was a financial thing for us. Now when my kids visit my parents, every meal is a smorgasbord.

 

[DISNEY1975]

Same! It was a financial thing for us.

We had $$, but you wouldnt know it by what we ate! I think it came from the way my parents were raised, not having a lot and coming from very large families (Mom one of 8 and Dad one of 5). We ate Mac N Cheese with Tuna, EVERY Sat night was 5pm church followed by hotdogs and beans (on rare occasions, the hotdogs were wrapped in crescent rolls) Minute Rice was very common with a meal!! Meatloaf, Shake N Bake Pork Chops, all things I wont touch now.

Funny though, we managed to go to Disney quite often (from MA) and took many international trips and ate like kings and queens (and princesses), then it was back home to more casseroles, while dressed in my Sassoon jeans and Izod polo, with my new perm!!!

 

[MamaBelle4]

We had $$, but you wouldnt know it by what we ate! I think it came from the way my parents were raised, not having a lot and coming from very large families (Mom one of 8 and Dad one of 5). We ate Mac N Cheese with Tuna, EVERY Sat night was 5pm church followed by hotdogs and beans (on rare occasions, the hotdogs were wrapped in crescent rolls) Minute Rice was very common with a meal!! Meatloaf, Shake N Bake Pork Chops, all things I wont touch now.

Funny though, we managed to go to Disney quite often (from MA) and took many international trips and ate like kings and queens (and princesses), then it was back home to more casseroles, while dressed in my Sassoon jeans and Izod polo, with my new perm!!!

Our menus generally included things like chili, tuna noodle casserole, spaghetti, chicken pot pie, chicken and waffles (not the kind you're likely thinking of, it was leftover chicken in a gravy sauce, to this day I cannot eat waffles), eggs, grilled cheese, fish sticks, etc. I'm one of 5, so my parents had an army to feed.

 

[goofyintoronto]

Pardon? Mac n' cheese with tuna??? Sorry but that doesnt sound very good at all. I would be VERY surprised if they served this in Disney.