A review of the provided examples reveals that “macaroni and cheese” appears almost exclusively as a reference to the dish itself rather than as a descriptor of color. In traditional literary usage—as attested by examples such as [1], [2], [3], and many others—the phrase is tied to culinary recipes and instructions rather than evoking a particular hue. Although modern writers might experiment with “macaroni and cheese” to suggest a warm, creamy, golden tone reminiscent of melted cheddar, no instance in the supplied texts employs the term explicitly as a color descriptor.