Do you like rice-a-roni?

Answer 1

I only like the Chicken, Beef or Spanish Rice flavored Rice-A-Roni.
And I add a can of Hunt's Petite Diced Tomatoes with Mild Green Chilies to the Spanish Rice A-Roni mix.

Answer 2

Make one box of Spanish rice-a-roni.(add a can of stewed tomatoes like the box says.) When done add 5 lbs of cooked ground beef. Stuff mixture into already boiled-tender green peppers (that are cut in half length wise) Put them on a cookie sheet top with cheddar cheese and broil til bubbly .Buy lots of nacho chips. This serves 8. THE BEST GREEN PEPPERS I HAVE EVER HAD !!! Serve with salsa and sour cream........I'm gonna go make this right now !!!!

Answer 3

You better f-ckin believe it! It is, after all, THE San Francisco treat. Who doesn't like San Francisco?

Except maybe the religious right. Damn them and their anti-promiscuity and homophobia! Why can't they just accept people of all creeds and nations, no matter how perverted they are? Like Jeffrey Dohmer?

I bet even Jeffrey Dohmer likes Rice-a-roni. With a side of people. No wait... he's dead.

Those damn religious right!! Why won't they let a man live his life as a cannibalistic rapist? Those hypocrites and their capital pubishment....

Suddenly I get the feeling I have gone off topic. Maybe it will pass.

Answer 4

Especially the little 'roni things.

Answer 5

It's one of my guilty pleasures. And you can sautee chicken or beef or whatever you want and toss it, throw some cheese on top to make it a main dish.

Answer 6

I prefer to make my own rice and add my own seasonings and spices to it...a little fresher and allows for more creativity and flexibility.

Answer 7

Yep! After all it is the San Francisco treat!

Answer 8

No,this a lazy side dish that requires no thought or imagination. Be creative that is what impresses others and your own tastebuds.

Answer 9

Only if it's the vegetarian kind.

Answer 10

of course my friend, it is inexpensive, easy to make and tasted grrrrrrrrreat!