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Company offering macaroni and cheese-flavored candy canes

One company is offering macaroni and cheese candy canes for the holiday season.

Credit: Archie McPhee photograph

Credit: Archie McPhee photograph

One company is offering macaroni and cheese candy canes for the holiday season.
By Bob D’Angelo, Cox Media Group National Content Desk
Sept 26, 2018

Candy canes are going to have a cheesy twist this Christmas.

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Seattle-based Archie McPhee is selling macaroni and cheese-flavored candy canes, according to the company's website.

The company’s website says the treat “will be a favorite of picky eaters.”

The candy cane will measure 5 ¼ inches in height and have yellow and white stripes.

"Macaroni and cheese has become a holiday family tradition in many parts of the country, so why not let our holiday candy reflect that?" the product description claims. “It’s like comfort food-flavored comfort food.”

A box of six canes sells for $4.95.

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