Hamburger helper

At work the other day we were talking about quick weekday meals. One of my colleagues said that he likes to cook hamburger helper on those quick we pay nights. Then the conversation went to have hamburger helper has gone downhill over the years since we were kids. So in doing that I decided to buy a package of hamburger helper and cook it taste and see if it’s changed. Well it has.




It has definitely gone downhill over the years. So, I think picture of the side the Post-it on my blog and I don’t think that I’ll ever make hamburger helper again.


Have you made hamburger helper recently? How did it come out? Do you think it’s changed?

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