Kraft Macaroni & Cheese is dropping three syllables from its name. The world-famous instant noodle company announced it has shortened the brand’s name to Kraft Mac & Cheese after 85 years of ...

Upon its debut in 1937, Kraft’s boxed macaroni and cheese product — then called Kraft Dinner — was primarily yellow, with the exception of a few navy sections on the front of the box.

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Kraft Macaroni and Cheese, a kitchen household staple for 85 years, is getting a name change. Kraft Foods announced Wednesday it is shortening the name to “Kraft Mac & Cheese.” Why?

By removing a few letters, the 85-year-old boxed macaroni and cheese product will now henceforth be known simply as "Kraft Mac & Cheese." Our beloved “aroni,” we hardly knew ye.

Dozens of its products got price hikes in recent months, including a 3.5% increase on a pack of EZ Mac and a 20% price hike for a 7.25-ounce dish of Kraft Big Bowl Macaroni and Cheese.