Company offering macaroni and cheese-flavored candy canes

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

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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