>>21975903
i got a bunch of slop on bogo deals the other day. was pretty cash.

>>21975904
good BOGOs make the blood rush into my benis

lol poors

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>>21975903
Mmm overly process mechanically separated chicken and beef anus.

>>21975908
>>21975916
these nerds jelly

>>21975922
they are anon, you were wise to scoop up such good deals

>>21975903
Whoa $1.50 a pound for ground beef is an excellent deal, did you try them yet?

Picked up a little clearance Easter candy (not much because I’ve been eating too many sweets recently)

>>21975903
premade beef patties suck fucking ass

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>>21976406
I fried up some of the prime rib ones. They were fine, reminded me of Jack in the Box kinda, only it didn't cost me $9 each.

>>21976755
They usually contain soy.

>>21975903
>Fred Meyers
>Private Selection
Does Fred Meyers carry Kroger brand stuff?

>>21978912
Same store anon, there are several other names as well.

>Kroger, Ralphs, Dillons, Smith's, King Soopers, Fry's, QFC, City Market, Harris Teeter, Mariano's, Fred Meyer, Food 4 Less, and Pick 'n Save

>>21978912
Yes, Fred Meyers is owned by Kroger and is more or less the west coast version of Kroger Marketplace.

>>21976755
Fucking why, though?
>>21977015
I only bought them once on a similar reduction scheme ($4 for 10 quarter pound patties IE 2½lbs) and they were 100% beef. They also had the most rubbery texture imaginable for a burger. I've had frozen before at barbecues and such and they were also rubbery so I used to think it was due to the cook sucking ass but no; it's legitimately the burgers.

>>21979025
Nonsense. Every burger food chain place uses frozen beef patties stored in industrial sized bags. Theres nothing rubbery about them. It’s definitely your shitty cooking method. I suggest paying more money, but if you’re going that route, you can just also pay them to cook it. Stuck between a rock and a hard place. I just asked my mom to weigh in on this topic. She suggested to make your own food. Hold on, I’m getting a call from Nintendos lead game developer kojima. He said a good frozen burger patty comes fresh. I got a few other people I’d like to ask, but I’m not going to do all that.

>>21979047
I'd wager they are handled better than the grocery store shit that are probably thawed and refrozen multiple times.

>>21979066
It doesn’t work that way. Theyre designed to be eaten raw, because most people who buy them don’t have barbecues. It’s probably tastier when it’s thawed first. Lots of people just eat them frozen for a snack, right out of the box. They’ll eat like 3 of them. Very good, tastes great and healthy as can be.

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>>21975903
>Fred Meyers!