This 'Low-Calorie' Avocado Mac And Cheese Recipe Is The Stuff Of Nightmares

Do. not. want.

A ‘healthy’ mac and cheese recipe is doing the rounds on Twitter - and the internet is ridiculously upset about it.

The recipe, created by Pop Sugar, features coconut oil, almond flour, avocado, lime juice, garlic, goat’s cheese, chilli flakes, basil, skimmed milk and salt. It’s then topped with low-fat mozzarella and toasted almond flour.

The finished result looks like something straight out of Ghostbusters. Or, ya know, someone’s nose...

Low calorie mac and cheese 😍 😍 pic.twitter.com/j4HMY9xafC

— Healthy Food (@TheFitFood) August 18, 2017

The video recipe, shared by the @TheFitFood Twitter account, has been branded “sacrilege” and “an affront to humanity” on social media - after all, mac and cheese isn’t meant to be healthy, it’s comfort food, and there’s nothing comforting about the above.

Some people tried to give it a name...

😲 They need to just call it by what it is; Guac & Macaroni !! 🤣

— Cindy Denton (@Cyn7507) August 20, 2017

Macarole.

— PlanetOverParty (@Str84NOH8) August 20, 2017

Guacaroni

— anne-marie hebert (@amphebert) August 20, 2017

But most couldn’t get over the fact the dish existed.

I think the fuck not pic.twitter.com/zY0nJLR7a4

— tulips (@tulipsr7) August 20, 2017

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— Limes n Thot Crimes (@fridakahlol) August 20, 2017

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— Sean White (@seanew15) August 20, 2017

Green Mac and Cheese? pic.twitter.com/3viJBQvKKi

— Carla Lou (@Cindysdaughter) August 20, 2017

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— Jay Dav-O (@ChocnessMonsta) August 20, 2017

Not today, Satan pic.twitter.com/zeVPF0Clbu

— Michael Taylor (@mltaylor13pt1) August 20, 2017

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— Isabelle 🇵🇷 (@bellecs) August 20, 2017

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— Jollofricelover (@princesssuzzz) August 20, 2017

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— Tabetha (@DJINNANTONNIX) August 20, 2017

It’s safe to say this idea might not take off.

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