Camp makes organic, non-gmo veggie pasta, featuring vegan and gluten free macaroni and cheese.

We've set out on an adventure, to re-invent family favorites predominately from nature. Why? Because healthy is a delicious destination.

Camp

Vegan Cheezy Mac

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I was pleasantly surprised the color came really close to regular boxed mac and cheese.
The vegan lifestyle isn't my thing it was kinda gritty and tasted very processed despite being "healthy".
Also the dealbreaker for me wasn't even their product but their customer service was terrible. 
There was no way to directly get in contact with any of their staff like a phone number or anything. They gave me the run around and I had finally got someone to answer my emails after about a week. They wouldn't give me a refund. 
I had to muscle them for one with paypal, I don't think they are in business anymore and I can see why! 

The noodles are definitely plant-based noodles… so the texture is a little off, slightly grainy. 

Really easy to make - like your classic boxed macaroni and cheese. I tried the cheddar and the Parmesan flavors. The Parmesan was so much better in my opinion. I added some truffle oil (Truf!) and black pepper and was so good. 

The noodles are a little grainy, but to be expected with new vegan brands. Otherwise, they are super tasty! Perfect for an easy quick dinner and blends will with add-ins (flavored oils, vegetables, more cheese).

I liked Camp but I didn't ~love~, you know? The texture was thicker than I would have liked. 

I’m so surprised by some of these bad reviews! I tried the original mac and cheese tonight, and I loved it. I loved how big the noodles were, and they tasted better to me than banza. I also think the mixture of different ingredients made it easier to digest. Sometimes I have trouble eating a lot of chickpea-based noodles.

I used only butter and cheese (no milk), and the cheese was a little grainy, but I don’t mind that. I would give five stars if it had been thicker and creamier but maybe milk would help with that.

Pro:
- cute branding
- gluten free
- yummy
- fast shipping


Con:
- it’s expensive $$$ 19.99 for 3
- lots of ingredients (aka not a healthy substitute but good if you are GF) 

Really good flavor and texture but could use extra cheese in my opinion.

Honestly not a huge fan of boxed mac n cheese but the packaging was really pretty and I wanted to stock up on easy snacks after work so I wouldn't be tempted to order takeout. This was really tasty! The white cheddar is definitely my favorite, I added a little cream cheese into mine the second time I made it and black pepper at the end and it was delicious. It's brown rice noodles and gluten-free so I didn't feel gross after eating it.

Honestly everything - packaging makes it look like a box of crayons, product tastes chalky, marketing is too antagonistic toward industry leaders, AND it took 2 months for me to receive my box 

Marketing really rails on the legacy brands like Kraft but the taste and nutrition are incredibly subpar for such an expensive product

I ordered the vegan mac and it tasted good. It's a little sweeter than I would like but I still enjoyed it.

The vegan flavor is a little on the sweet side due to the sweet potato in the ingredients. 

Camp is so tasty. I love that it is packed with veggies. The classic flavor is my favorite.  I also use the twist pasta as a base for so many recipes. They are having an amazing sale right now so I just ordered a few more boxes 😍

Wish there was a single serve microwaveable option, so I can stop eating the whole box when I make it. 

I’m a huge Annie’s / Banza Mac and cheese fan, so I tried Camp to see how it stood up… and it slapped. I tried the Variety pack, and was surprised that the vegan flavor was actually really good. 

The vegan twist pasta is the BEST gluten free pasta I have ever had. Wouldn’t have know it was gluten free if I wasn’t told. Usually gluten free pasta gets soft and mushy but Camp’s did not! A new pantry staple in my home. 

Also great for people with gluten sensitivities!

Totally sold on this yummy vegan mac and cheese! It's guilt-free, tastes good, and is good for you in a way that other macs just don't compare to. Sometimes it's hard to find vegan options out there that are yummy and affordable, so glad I found Camp!

really love having a healthy & yummy option of a childhood favorite. definitely recommend. easy to make etc 

Delicious mac and cheese that has extra veggies, cute packaging and is an elevated version of a family classic!

It tastes bad. The noodles are gritty, the cheese flavor non existent. Doesn’t taste like Mac and cheese. Gave me a headache. I hate it. I got three boxes and just paid shipping, I wish I could get refunded shipping, have this pumped out of my stomach, and give away the other two boxes. It’s really really bad. Btw…I’m not a picky eater or a hate comment writer. I just felt so moved to make this review because it just tastes so bad. Tastes so so bad. Please where can I get a refund for my shipping, time, and experience?

i've tried a couple of their flavors and the flavors are quite yummy! the noodles are a bit grainy, but it doesn't bother me too much. shipping was also super fast, i got my box within 2-3 days!

The original vegan mac flavor from Camp tastes nearly identical to the White Cheddar flavor of Hippeas. Initially, this was a boon, as I adore that snack and could demolish a bag with no problem, but once you’re experiencing that flavor in a mac and cheese bite as opposed to in a crunchy snack curl, the artificial flavor suddenly tastes distinctly chemically and brings on the “ick” after a few bites.   

I didn't try their regular mac and cheese, but the vegan one really wasn't it. There are some excellent vegan options on the market and I think some additional R&D is needed for that version.

The packaging is fun and the brand is solid overall. 

I don't like the powdery taste and the odd flavors, but was really excited about this brand and the healthy options that it provides. I might give it another try.

I got instagram influenced to buy these. The boxes look super cute on my shelf but the taste/texture didn't blow me away. It was passable for being gluten-free and vegan but since neither of those are requirements for me I would reach for a more traditional brand over this one. 

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