BoxMac - Season 4 (2017)

After some pushing from fans, Frankie and Junt attempt the 3-ingredient mac and cheese invented by J. Kenji López-Alt (The Food Lab), which includes a Great Value medium cheddar, evaporated milk, and macaroni. Will it work? Or is it just some trendy Internet cooking?

A NEW Cracker Barrel variety is available. This time, they're oven-baked, and therefore want you to put stupid bread crumbs on top. How do they compare?

Several episodes back, an angry fan didn't like that we invited our friend Ashley on. In a comment, he referred to her as "Boring Chuck from Ohio," perhaps meaning "boring chick from Ohio," but even at that, she's not from Ohio. To troll back, we introduce a new character, "Boring Chuck from Ohio," to make some very boring macs - Essential Everyday, Gold Emblem, and Hy-Vee.

EJ joins the show to cook a rude pasta with the guys...and Junt loses his cool.

Multiple fans have sent brands of mac that all look the same - similar designs, identical pastas, and same varieties. But none of the boxes have the same branding. What's the deal?

Aaron and Mike of How Ah We? and other Red Cow fame finally guest on BoxMac to try cheesy ramen macs from Korea.

Fans have sent us recipes for making boxed macaroni and cheese in the Instant Pot. How does Three Cheese cook up in the Instant Pot?

In a very standard show, Frankie and Junt try St. Louis supermarket Schnucks' macs. Junt's memory of various issues are called into question, and Frankie jukeboxes a portion of the Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 1 and 2 soundtracks.

Ashley, Angry Kirby, Boring Chuck, and EJ all swing by to compete with interesting mac mix-ins, including Austin Street Corn mac, Cincinatti Chile mac, Tuna Annie's, and more.

Butter and milk - it's what we add to mac and cheese. But why not Sour Cream, or Ghee Butter, or Canola Oil? Here, we replace butter with a few of these options.

We're back in the Junt Lab. This time, we replace traditional milk with soy milk, egg, water, and sour cream. Is it gross? Is it not? Find out.

It took 91 episodes, but we're finally reviewing Amy's Frozen macs. We also discuss family dining chains such as Friendly's, Bickford's, and Ground Round.

This week we try Chef Karlin's line of macs. We learn about their food services, reflect on a bizarre moment from Mr. Belvedere, and announce the contest for the old hat.

BoxMac was sent macs from Big Y. The guys try most of the varieties, except the spirals because we're saving that for the festival of spirals. Junt and Frankie also discuss Sonic Mania and Junt is triggered by how much Frankie paid for his Nintendo Switch.

The guys try Spartan macs. But since that's boring they end up talking about their early Internet experiences the whole time. Also, epic super cut of an acting gesture of Michael Keaton's.

It's Macstery Science Theater 3000. Miss Noodle has trapped Junt and Frankie on the Noodle of Love and will force them to try macs and watch strange macaroni and cheese related video content. They're joined by Kraft Keeper and their new robot pal, BotMac. Enjoy the BoxMac Halloween Special 2017.

It's the long awaited Fiesta Mac and two Dino Macs. It's a Fiesta of Dinos.

In a bizarre turn of events, a Festival of Spirals comes through town again. This time with Hy-Vee, Spartans, and Big Y spirals.

Keith returns to help the guys work through their remaining Australian and UK macs.

'Tis the night before the 100th episode, and all through the cheese - we've made you a holiday special, and you didn't even have to say please.

The 100th episode spectacular. There's ornaments, Frankie makes the home style, we read the eulogy for the old hat, there's a mac and cheese cake, EJ makes a turkey and we all sit down for a nice dinner. We even get visited by some friends, new and old.