Rustler Burgers

m@rty · 2 Jun 2007 at 04:42

i think the rustler burgers are quite nice, especially the rib ones...

Azagoth · 2 Jun 2007 at 04:47

Rustlers are my prefered gaming snack! Preberably the BBQ Rib burgers, although the 1/4 Cheesburger is just as good. To this day I have never had one bout of illness at all after eating them.

m@rty · 2 Jun 2007 at 05:05

yep ive ate loads of them too and have never got ill from them

Zip · 2 Jun 2007 at 05:32

Andybtsn said:
I'm sure most could work out what kind of stuff goes on! It certainly isn't nice, use your imagination

You mean all the male staff make love to the buggers before they are given out? :confused:

Or is that a little bit too much imagination

V4NT0M · 2 Jun 2007 at 08:12

First of all I will say that I've never been fussy over my food, I'll pretty much eat anything... But these 1/4lb mexican rustler burgers are on offer for £1 each at the moment, thought i'd buy a couple, had one yesterday and it was pretty good, better than macdonalds and better value

Mobius 1 · 2 Jun 2007 at 08:55

the bbq rib one is awesome, i love them. i dont eat too many anymore though. and whoever said about the tape worm, its not a bad thing! you lose weight on them

Mr_White · 2 Jun 2007 at 10:08

When will people realise, if you didn't gorge your self on junk food and have a **** diet, then you wouldn't feel ill.

Of course you're going to feel ill if your diet is rubbish.

Got to love the OcUK snobbery as well

OMG MICROWAVE FOOD?!, as I'm a cyber chef, I suggest going to tesco and getting a packet of their crappy lean beef or steak, and making your own burgers, which still take at least half an hour including preperation, then get some lovely salad that's been sprayed with chemicals and garnish, with a lump of processed cheese, even though all you wanted was a quick snack, I can't comprehend that, and therefore insult rustlers and you. *goes off to make a thread explaining how to make a burger*

No, they're a quid on special offer, or around £1.40 when they're not

They're edible, whack the whole thing in the microwave on the hot plate, 70 seconds, add your sauce, eat.

You can't make any other hot meat based snack that quickly, and if you eat them all the time, you're a bit of a ****.

They don't taste like "Poo", there is something wrong with your health if they do.

DampCat · 2 Jun 2007 at 10:16

fini said:
What? I thought it was just a running joke rather than an actual product? If this actually exists I must know the brand and stores that stock it - simply HAVE to try this.(

Tesco do it. In the Baked Bean isle. I forget that brand name but its like BIG JOE or something.

I'm not sure i meant to cause such controversey but its nice to see two sides of an argument

Y'all should probably note, i never dissed the fact they are convinient, merely that they taste like rotten dog.

mattyprice4004 · 2 Jun 2007 at 10:27

Haha, amazing LAN party food!

Apart from when I was a little bit tipsy at one party, and left the packging sealed... BOOM :eek:

Needless to say the burger wasn't as good as usual, melted plastic isn't as good as cheese.

BloodWolf · 2 Jun 2007 at 10:36

carpmaster said:
From 0 to gross in 1 minute.

0 to ill in 20 seconds.

bikerdude1982 · 2 Jun 2007 at 10:37

Adz said:
If you try to live on them you'll probably feel very ill very quickly but as a quick after-beer snack they hit the spot.

On par with a pot noodle .

O yes u hit the nail on the head

there GgggggrrrrrrATE

V4NT0M · 2 Jun 2007 at 10:38

0 to boring analogies in 10 posts.

SwishSpencor · 2 Jun 2007 at 11:02

The burgers are horrid I had one at work yesterday, I like the chicken ones though.

Wyrdo · 2 Jun 2007 at 11:26

They're ok, I eat them every now and again usually when I'm on the late shift and can't be bothered cooking anything late at night. I certainly wouldn't eat lots of them on a regular basis.

I just cook the burger on it's own in the microwave and toast the bun as I'd rather not have soggy burger bun.

JamesU2005 · 2 Jun 2007 at 11:48

Far to chewy for my liking!

squiffy · 2 Jun 2007 at 11:51

What a bunch of lazy people....buy yummy fresh quarter pounders some baps and relish and cook the thing. Probably around double the price but worth it.

fini · 2 Jun 2007 at 11:55

There's a difference between being lazy and working in a time critical atmosphere where you like your food, like your services, to be rapidly deployable.

Azagoth · 2 Jun 2007 at 17:52

squiffy said:
What a bunch of lazy people....buy yummy fresh quarter pounders some baps and relish and cook the thing. Probably around double the price but worth it.

...and how do you do that in the middle of an online gaming session? You can't just say "hang on guys, I'll be back in 20 mins when I've done the burgers"!

Rich1988 · 2 Jun 2007 at 18:48

Le_Petit_Lapin said:
I like them, once too drunk to care what is going in my mouth.

I bet that could get awkward!!

V4NT0M · 2 Jun 2007 at 19:01

squiffy said:
What a bunch of lazy people....buy yummy fresh quarter pounders some baps and relish and cook the thing. Probably around double the price but worth it.

I'd like to be able to cook and assemble one of those at work, and really sometimes when I get home from work at 8:30, the last thing on my mind is spending a heap of time preparing food.

I dont eat them often though, I mainly eat fresh foods and make sandwiches. Not a big fan of cooking, the effort:reward ratio is all wrong.