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To: Rte66; ChocChipCookie
Yea its a slow day at least for me.. Im just setting ehere watching David Asman's global warming thing of Fox News.

You can click the link at the top and it will take you bubba-burger.com where you can find out about them and store info in your area... The sweet onions are mixed in the meat no pockets are anything. I thought they tasted great and wanted to see what other people thought about them, this is the first time i have ever tried them too. They are good, if ya see them at the store give'um a try. :)

5 posted on 05/21/2006 10:15:15 PM PDT by Echo Talon
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To: Echo Talon

OK- sorry I was too duh-mb to click the link. I just thought it was the "author's" name of an article. I try not to click, because my puter gets hung up sometimes on pdfs or videos I can't back out of.

Let's see. I didn't know about Bubba Burgers, obviously. But now I do. I can get them at Kroger or Albertson's, next time I get to one of those stores.

I'm dying to see the "Texas-sized, Texas-shaped" Bubba Burgers. How fun. But darn, I'll have to bake my own Texas-shaped buns to go with them! No problem on cheeseburgers, tho - I know where I can get Texas-shaped cheddar just the right size! And I can serve Texas-shaped tortilla chips with them, too.

I think your onion burgers sound good, but I'm a little bit skeered of the Jalapeno burgers. I'm not in heat training at the moment and might not be able to handle them, especially if made by non-professional pepper-packers (i.e., non-Texan) - sometimes they overdo it.

Also the Certified Angus burgers might be nice.

Now, what in the world makes these burgers better in some way than a burger I might hand-craft my own self? Hmm?


41 posted on 05/22/2006 1:01:49 AM PDT by Rte66
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