Mac and cheese might just be the world’s greatest comfort food. Or, at least one of them, right? It’s the perfect meal – whether for lunch or dinner. And, you can’t go wrong with a cheesy bowl as a late night snack or if you’re in a hurry, either. This mac and cheese truck in Pittsburgh serves some of the city’s best mac and cheese. So, if you haven’t tried Mac & Gold’s mac and cheese, chase down the popular food truck next time it’s in your neighborhood.
Treat your taste buds to an explosion of cheesy goodness with a hearty helping of mac and cheese from the Mac and Gold Truck, Pittsburgh’s “original mac and cheese specialists.”
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The Mac and Gold Truck, which you can find all around town, features an impressive menu of mac and cheese.
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However, all mac and cheese is made with the food truck’s handmade cheese sauce.
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Then, dishes are created with a variety of seasonal meats and vegetables.
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Choose from such delicious dishes as honey smoked ham mac, BBQ pork mac, and buffalo chicken mac.
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Of course, you can also order the plain mac and cheese and vegetarian chili mac, which comes topped with sour cream, cilantro, and tortilla.
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Pair your hearty helping of mac and cheese with a fresh salad or with the food truck’s famous rosemary-garlic fries.
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And, don’t forget to add a drink to your order. Choose from such seasonal offerings as bottled water, Red Ribbon soda, and Mexican coke, made with real sugar cane.
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Click here for the official website of Mac & Gold Truck.
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What’s your favorite meal from this mac and cheese truck in Pittsburgh? Let us know in the comments! Or, if you prefer to sit down to a delicious bowl of mac and cheese, visit this mac and cheese-themed restaurant in the Burgh. Click here to read more.
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