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TBH.
Microwaved Burgers
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TBH.
Your smart arse comment
...seriously, they're only burgers. It's ok, you don't have to eat them ever again, no one is going to force you.
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TBH.
hey he broke out the rolleyes! if that wasn't cause for an argument i think i've got the internet all wrong
hey he broke out the rolleyes! if that wasn't cause for an argument i think i've got the internet all wrong
No the rolleyes was for my obvious joke of having a burger rare... apologies if I've misplaced it.
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Lets keep this friendly ladies. No need to throw handbags.
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What about my non conformist man purse?
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As long as there aren't any rolleyes in it.
They are are rank, terrible they are only £1 how can you get meat and bread and the packaging and make a profit from £1, they are terrible, you could get some mince meat and make it into the shape of a burger and cook it for 10 mins in a oven and job done.
Why people really think its good to have food that can be cooked in under a minute.
I have only ever had one, it was poor, tasteless and full of all sorts and very high in fat.
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Contains :
Beef Burger (45%), [Beef (75%), Beef Fat, Water, Textured Soya Protein (5%), Dextrose, Flavour Enhancer: E621; Salt, Sugar, Stabiliser: E451; Egg White Powder, Flavourings, Hydrolysed Vegetable Protein, Malt Extract, Yeast Extract, Colour: E150c], Sesame Seed Bun (41%), [Wheat Flour, Water, Vegetable Oil, Yeast, Sesame Seeds, Salt, Sugar, Emulsifiers: E472e, E471, Preservative: E282; Flour Treatment Agent: E300], Processed Cheese (8%), [Cheese, Water, Butter, Whey Powder, Milk Proteins, Emulsifying Salts: E452, E339; Salt, Calcium Phosphate, Colours: Beta Carotone, Paprika Extract], Tomato Ketchup (6%), [Tomato Paste, Glucose-Fructose Syrup, Vinegar, Modified Maize Starch, Salt, Sugar, Preservative: E202, Herbs, Spices, Onion Extract, Flavouring]
Homemade beef burger
Contains :
Mince beef
Why people really think its good to have food that can be cooked in under a minute.
I have only ever had one, it was poor, tasteless and full of all sorts and very high in fat.
Rusltlers 1/4
Contains :
Beef Burger (45%), [Beef (75%), Beef Fat, Water, Textured Soya Protein (5%), Dextrose, Flavour Enhancer: E621; Salt, Sugar, Stabiliser: E451; Egg White Powder, Flavourings, Hydrolysed Vegetable Protein, Malt Extract, Yeast Extract, Colour: E150c], Sesame Seed Bun (41%), [Wheat Flour, Water, Vegetable Oil, Yeast, Sesame Seeds, Salt, Sugar, Emulsifiers: E472e, E471, Preservative: E282; Flour Treatment Agent: E300], Processed Cheese (8%), [Cheese, Water, Butter, Whey Powder, Milk Proteins, Emulsifying Salts: E452, E339; Salt, Calcium Phosphate, Colours: Beta Carotone, Paprika Extract], Tomato Ketchup (6%), [Tomato Paste, Glucose-Fructose Syrup, Vinegar, Modified Maize Starch, Salt, Sugar, Preservative: E202, Herbs, Spices, Onion Extract, Flavouring]
Homemade beef burger
Contains :
Mince beef
My favourite lazyman snack - pouch of microwavable pilau rice (40p from B&M), tin of tuna (3 for £1, IIRC, also from B&M). Nuke rice, stir in tuna, eat. I had some with tuna in tomato and onion earlier, that was quite nice.
Admittedly, it does take 2 whole minutes.
How's this for expecting too much convenience? I prefer tuna in sunflower oil but I've bought tuna in brine instead. Not because only brine was available - they were next to each other on the shelf. Not because brine was cheaper - they were the same price. The tuna in brine has a ring-pull lid, the tuna in sunflower oil requires a tin opener.
Admittedly, it does take 2 whole minutes.
How's this for expecting too much convenience? I prefer tuna in sunflower oil but I've bought tuna in brine instead. Not because only brine was available - they were next to each other on the shelf. Not because brine was cheaper - they were the same price. The tuna in brine has a ring-pull lid, the tuna in sunflower oil requires a tin opener.
there is a difference between rare meat and crap meat.
In £1 microwaveable burgers, the meat is indeed rare...but not in the sense of being undercooked
I used to think they were OK. Then I had a proper beef burger, made with beef that wasn't 50% recovered scrapings from carcasses (or the floor) and 50% filler.
mmmm.... Calcium Phosphate... sounds good!
For the production of phosphoric acid and fertilizers, for example in the Odda process. Overuse of certain forms of calcium phosphate can lead to nutrient-containing surface runoff and subsequent adverse effects upon receiving waters such as algal blooms and eutrophication.
For the production of phosphoric acid and fertilizers, for example in the Odda process. Overuse of certain forms of calcium phosphate can lead to nutrient-containing surface runoff and subsequent adverse effects upon receiving waters such as algal blooms and eutrophication.
Oooh, you have a swearie . . quick, change it . . . .
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