Microwave burgers etc, and other things you shouldnt like...

[WCZ]

absolutely adore rustlers,
pro tip: Aldi sells hotdogs/burgers(chicken,beef)/wraps/bbq rib sandwitches all microwavable in the same style as Rustlers but at 65p each! absolute bargain.

[james_gt3rs]

Tuvra said:

Remove the meat, pat dry with paper towel, assemble and eat. Nom Nom Nom....

[Mobsta]

WCZ said:

absolutely adore rustlers,
pro tip: Aldi sells hotdogs/burgers(chicken,beef)/wraps/bbq rib sandwitches all microwavable in the same style as Rustlers but at 65p each! absolute bargain.

Rustlers have a shelf life of over 3 weeks.

Bookers will knock them down to silly sub-50p prices on their expiry day. Buy an armful, they at good to eat several days beyond their "use by" date. Its not as if food with a 3 week shelf life turns deadly on its last day, there is a very big margin for error.

So yes, yes I do feel smug, buying my rustlers for less than your Aldi burgers

[WCZ]

Mobsta said:

ustlers have a shelf life of over 3 weeks.

Bookers will knock them down to silly sub-50p prices on their expiry day. Buy an armful, they at good to eat several days beyond their "use by" date. Its not as if food with a 3 week shelf life turns deadly on its last day, there is a very big margin for error.

So yes, yes I do feel smug, buying my rustlers for less than your Aldi burgers

nice.

[anonymous-user]

matchmaker said:

The Missus usually has one of these for her supper:

I used to love those! Probably couldn't stomach one these days. My guilty pleasure is:



Has to be the chilli version though. 25p each

[SmoothCriminal]

Popped into Tesco the other day and they had a section dedicated to these delights proper big slices of microwaveable pizza, hot dogs, burgers, chicken etc

[ambuletz]

I get quite a slagging off for it, but I rather like an instant mash called MrMash. It's fine as long as you add the usuall butter,milk, salt & pepper. Not a fan of the SMASH mash, not sure what it is about it.
Also these.

Use them in stir frys and sometimes have it as part of a fried egg sandwhich.

[Slink]

those herta 'dogs' are brilliant, love em.

[Mobsta]

ambuletz said:

I get quite a slagging off for it, but I rather like an instant mash called MrMash. It's fine as long as you add the usuall butter,milk, salt & pepper. Not a fan of the SMASH mash, not sure what it is about it.
Also these.

Use them in stir frys and sometimes have it as part of a fried egg sandwhich.

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[insurance_jon]

is it wrong that I've got excited about my local burger/grill joints new burger they have just announced on facebook

behold the donut and bacon burger



I know it's not microwave filth, but i feel dirty just looking at it.

[Butter Face]

Full of nutritional goodness.



And although sticky 'rib' flavour, contains no meat at all and suitable for veggies. Weird.

[dazco]

I love rustlers burgers, but only rustlers. Any others have been a bit rubbish.

I put an extra bit of cheese on it and for the first 30 seconds microwave it upside down, this stops the bun getting wet.

[Boobonman]

Tuvra said:

...microwave the meat for around 10% less than suggested

Mmmm, Rustler burger served 'medium rare'.

I like your style.

[slopes]

dazco said:

I love rustlers burgers, but only rustlers. Any others have been a bit rubbish.

I put an extra bit of cheese on it and for the first 30 seconds microwave it upside down, this stops the bun getting wet.

I start off toasting the bun for about 1 1/2 minutes, then microwave the patty. Once cooked, bottom half of bun, add sainsbury's crispy bacon strips and brown sauce, add patty and cheese, more bacon and red sauce. Top on, nom away

[Tuvra]

On a similar note:

Which actually looks like:

Still tastes great though

[AJS-]

I was thinking of starting a thread like this the other day, as I enjoyed a bacon sandwich in sliced white bread, with a cup of instant coffee.

[Dave200]

Mobsta said:

WCZ said:

absolutely adore rustlers,
pro tip: Aldi sells hotdogs/burgers(chicken,beef)/wraps/bbq rib sandwitches all microwavable in the same style as Rustlers but at 65p each! absolute bargain.

Rustlers have a shelf life of over 3 weeks.

Bookers will knock them down to silly sub-50p prices on their expiry day. Buy an armful, they at good to eat several days beyond their "use by" date. Its not as if food with a 3 week shelf life turns deadly on its last day, there is a very big margin for error.

So yes, yes I do feel smug, buying my rustlers for less than your Aldi burgers

Jesus... That is truly scraping the bottom of the culinary barrel...

[slopes]

Dave200 said:

Mobsta said:

WCZ said:

absolutely adore rustlers,
pro tip: Aldi sells hotdogs/burgers(chicken,beef)/wraps/bbq rib sandwitches all microwavable in the same style as Rustlers but at 65p each! absolute bargain.

Rustlers have a shelf life of over 3 weeks.

Bookers will knock them down to silly sub-50p prices on their expiry day. Buy an armful, they at good to eat several days beyond their "use by" date. Its not as if food with a 3 week shelf life turns deadly on its last day, there is a very big margin for error.

So yes, yes I do feel smug, buying my rustlers for less than your Aldi burgers

Jesus... That is truly scraping the bottom of the culinary barrel...

If he likes it, that's all that matters

[thetapeworm]

insurance_jon said:

is it wrong that I've got excited about my local burger/grill joints new burger they have just announced on facebook

behold the donut and bacon burger



I know it's not microwave filth, but i feel dirty just looking at it.

I share your excitement on that one - Reds is a constant source of temptation for me but I've told myself I'll only visit when I lose some weight and earn it as a treat.

[Gareth1974]

bluelightbabe said:

Beef & Tomato Pot Noodles. I had one a couple of weeks ago for the first time in ages and forgotten how much I liked them. Lacking a bit in flavour to what I remember but it still hit the spot!

Add an extra squirt of ketchup, even better then