The Fan-Favorite Mac and Cheese That Sold Out in Hours Is Officially Back in Stock

Limited-time launches always stir up excitement, but frankly, quite a bit of frustration, too. Whether it’s a limited-edition pizza, soda, or cooking staple, some products seem to disappear just as soon as you discover they exist.

One especially memorable item came and went this summer in the blink of an eye over the quick span of 11 hours. The single-serve mac and cheese cups were called a “game changer” by fans, leaving plenty of us wishing we could make them part of our regular routines.

After countless requests for a comeback, the company has finally delivered. So if you missed out the first time (and odds are, you did), now’s your chance to try the viral noodles everyone’s been talking about.

Goodles Microwaveable Cups Are Back in Stock

Attention mac and cheese lovers: Goodles are officially back, and shoppers are ecstatic. “I’m going to need like 50 cases,” one fan joked. “The whole family loves it!”

So, what makes this mac so special? The idea behind Goodles is simple: It delivers all the nostalgic instant mac flavor you love, but with clean and wholesome ingredients. That means the ingredients list contains no artificial flavors. Not to mention, it boasts 10 grams of protein, five grams of fiber, and 10 nutrients from plants in every cup. It’s also the first mac and cheese ever to receive a Clean Label certification.

Good ingredients packed into noodles—now you get it.

The mac and cheese cups come in Goodles’ two top-selling flavors: Cheddy Mac, which is a creamy classic cheddar mac, and Shella Good, an aged white cheddar shell pasta. The microwaveable cups are made from BPA-free paper and are perfect for quick, on-the-go meals.

“Yes!! I’ve been wishing for this so I can bring it for my long work days!!” one fan enthused.

And if you’re wondering about prep, it’s not far off from the Kraft cups we all grew up with. The main difference is that there are two cheese packets: one you stir in with the water before microwaving for four minutes, and one you mix in afterward. Otherwise, it’s just as quick and easy as you remember.

Some fans are even finding ways to turn their mac into full-scale meals. “I just want to say, if you add an extra tablespoon of water during prep and a tuna packet to these, you have an easy tuna noodle dish with a lot of protein,” shared one reviewer.

And this time, they’re much easier to find. Goodles microwaveable cups are back on the brand’s website as well as at major retailers, too. You can find them at Walmart in single cups and at Costco in 12-pack bundles.

So while missing the first drop might’ve stung, a little patience has paid off. The viral mac and cheese is back, and this time you have a real chance of getting it in your pantry.