BoxMac - Season 2 (2016)

Viewers from around the world have been submitting macs to the show. Today, Junt pulls out Wacky Macs, Southern Home, and Safeway from the submitted mac files.

The macs at night are big and bright when Texas sends us a box full of H.E.B macs to review.

We reviewed a lot of Kraft Dinners, but not all of them. Canadian fan Heather Skypes in to introduce us to KD Smart and ketchup on mac.

Some macs are a little too snobby. Nina joins us to review Quinoa, Hodgson Mills, and Trader Joe's.

If What's In Junt's Cart? has taught us anything, it's that Jon's been to stores before. At least 3. Here, we review KeyFood, Safeway/Signature Kitchens, and Wegmans.

UK Macs. McMac's Cheesey Macaroni and Marshall's Chessey and Ham. Powder your wig and have a pudding.

Part 2. This time, we try horrible sachet macs. One from Marshall's, and one from Batchelor's. Let the simmering and waiting begin.

In the third and final part of the UK mac series, we sample a standard Marshall's, Cucina cheesey pasta, and some kind of formerly Kraft mac that Jon seems to know about.

The rapid mac has competition. This week we try the electric mac cooker with Kraft Three Cheese. We also welcome Angry Kirby on the show to share his awesome fan art with us.

Captain Mac Sparrow joins Frankie and Junt to try Pirate's Booty organic mac and cheese.

Nina joins to look at more vegan macs. Daiya Cheezy Mac, Annie's Shells and Creamy Sauce, and Road's End Organics Mac and Chreese.

Junt has a bag of odd macs he needs to bring to Frankie's attention - they're all microwavable or instant. Yakisoba, Hormel, Bob Evans, and Maruchan.

Kraft says they have removed artificial food colors like Yellow 5 and Yellow 6 from their recipe, released it months ago, and no one noticed. Frankie and Jon find the two different formulations to test them, as well as an expired box of the same brand.

BoxMac needs young girls on the show. So we're joined by Emily Brinkmeyer and her 3-year-old and 8-year-old children EV and Grae. We try a bunch of kid friendly macs that aren't that good.

Emily joins to open a box from San Antonio, TX. It contains some Western Family Macs from Utah Supermarkets, as well as the electric mac and cheese cooker and other macs we've tried. But the documentation is exquisite. Grae also gifts a fart piano to Jon.

Emily's back to look at some Texas macs from regional big box store, H-E-B. The crew tries whole grain, low sodium, and regular H-E-B store brand macs.

Emily joins for one final episode, in which Junt and Frankie open three separate packages from fans and find Trader Joe's Wisconsin Cheddar, America's Choice, and Harris Teeter store brand macs.

Junt was on vacation, and when he returned, someone dropped a bag of truffle macs on his desk. We try white and whole wheat versions of Roland's truffle oil macs, with bits of mushroom.

Kraft has released a new mac and cheese, under the brand of one of their famous cheeses, Cracker Barrel. Frankie and Junt try the sharp cheddar and Havarti cheddar, and spend most of the episode talking about VHS compilation tapes.

Zach finally brings something to the show, by showing up with "So Cheesy" deluxes and a traditional prep from Save-A-Lot. Jon and Frankie banter and cook it.

As the hall of macs begin to expire, Junt and Frankie scramble to assemble shows. Today, they do the final KDs in stock, and pit them against an Icelandic mac.

Under threat of expiry, Frankie and Jon finally explore the Kraft Chipotle/Jalapeño offerings and the Velveeta Bold varieties.

On their third week of macs about to expire (or, honestly, long expired), the guys review Kraft White Cheddar, Kraft Cheddar Explosion, and Kraft Spirals - all premium offerings hitherto not reviewed on BoxMac.

Happy 4th of July from Red Cow Entertainment. You've been asking for mix-ins, and we've got them. Friends of the crew gather at Nina and Frankie's house to mix-in seared beef, taco meat, chourico, roasted red peppers, saugy hot dogs, and Italian sausage. Who will win?