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Cheeseburger in a Can

Would you eat a cheeseburger that came in a can?

It is not only not good for you and choked full of fat and MSG, it is not even fresh anymore. Is this an example of the worst possible rendition of junk food?

Why would anyone want to eat a bun that's been sitting in a box for ever?

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riddler

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I am your worst nightmare. An intelligent smart arse.

you have to be kidding me. is this a possible replacement for my spam sandwich? i have to have one. are they available in the u.s.? oh what a gourmet delight.

Posted 2008-01-30T09:50:13Z

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Jules

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Gross. Does this really exist? I would not touch it! Is it actually popular right now?

Posted 2008-01-30T12:50:36Z

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Femalesoldier

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I'll search, while you wait.

I would not be surprised if the military springs them on me and comrades. previously, when I joined, I was eating C-rations out of the can. Within the past 10 years or so, C-rations were deemed obsolete and MRE's (Meals Ready to Eat) were introduced. I call them astronaut foods and some of them are really delicious. In recent years, we have begun to eati Dinty Moore's. It's food in a can and can be found in supermarkets. Would I eat the above cheeseburger? If I'm living outdoors in the woods, inside a tent for days on end, and I'm pretty hungry. I guess I'd might be tempted to feast on one of them, as long as there is plenty of mustard.

Posted 2008-01-30T23:05:57Z

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