How to Say "Mac N Cheese" in Spanish

macarrones con queso

/makarones kon keso/from spelling rules

The English phrase mac n cheese is translated into Spanish as macarrones con queso.

What does it mean word for word?

This phrase is a literal translation where macarrones means macaroni and con queso means with cheese.

In Mexico, you can say macarrones a la mexicana to refer to mac n cheese with a Mexican twist.

In many Spanish-speaking countries, if you ask for macarrones con queso in a restaurant, you might be served pasta with a tomato-based sauce and melted cheese rather than the creamy, liquid sauce typical of the American dish.
The word queso shares the same root as the English word 'caseous', which is an adjective used by biologists to describe things that resemble or consist of cheese.
In Spain, macarrones are often baked in the oven as macarrones al horno, which usually includes a béchamel sauce and a crust of melted cheese on top.

¿Quieres comer macarrones con queso hoy?
Do you want to eat mac n cheese today?
Hice pasta de queso para la cena
I made mac n cheese for dinner
Vamos a pedir mac and cheese en el restaurante nuevo
Let's order mac n cheese at the new restaurant
Quiero un plato de macarrones con queso, por favor.
I want a plate of mac n cheese, please.
Me encanta comer macarrones con queso.
I love eating mac n cheese.
Los macarrones con queso están listos.
The mac n cheese is ready.
¿Quieres macarrones con queso para la cena?
Do you want mac n cheese for dinner?

A couple is deciding what to eat for a quick lunch at home.

Sources

IPA marked “from spelling rules” is derived from standard Spanish spelling, where Wiktionary gives none.
Word origins: Wiktionary entries con, queso, CC BY-SA 4.0.

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