Feasters microwave burgers. I'm impressed.

Hatter The Mad

Hatter The Mad

Hatter The Mad

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Microwave burgers have come a long way. Usually I wouldn't touch "anything like that", but:

1) The bread didn't turn chewy.
2) The burger claims to be 95% beef (5% cereal, spices) (and, at least, tastes it).
3) It seemed to 'juice' like real burgers do (blood), as opposed to the rubber whatever-the-hell-it-is in Rustlers' burgers.
4) As with any sliced-packet-cheese, the cheese was poor. So I took it out and replaced it with cheddar.

Hatter's score for Feasters' as a fairly substantial snack: 7/10 (possibly big enough for a lunch, even)

Hatter's gastronomical delight score: 5/10 *

Hatter's meat quality judgement:
Feasters' vs. Burgerking - Burgerking wins.
Feasters' vs. Mcdonalds - Feasters' wins.


* For relativity, I rate Dominos' pizza at 5/10, Sainsbury's Taste the Difference Lasagne: 6/10
 
every other microwave burger ive tried has tasted 10x nicer than rustlers ones

guess they just didnt spend a load of money on advertising like rustlers did
 
Indeed, I quite like the feasters ones although I do find the bread is still a bit chewey normally, so I put the bun in the toaster on a low setting to make it slightly crispy while I microwave the burger. It's fine for a quick snack :)
 
7/10 for microwave food lol! you cant tell me a perfect burger is only 30% better than some crap in a musty bun you shove in the microwave
 
i have feasters most days for lunch :D

God bless £1 microwave burgers, the chicken one aint bad either, as far as microwave food goes.
 
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