What to do with burgers

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dpassmore wrote: »

Eat rubbish by all means - that's your prerogative, but I think you owe it to your kids what it is you are putting on a plate for them.

You've lost me on this one.
A bit OTT and hysterical don't you think?

The food passed Food standard agency and you will be giving me a lecture and try to guilt trip me here on how I owe something to the kids???:rotfl:
(I don't have any by the way)

This argument is getting ridiculous... I am out.

w50nky

debrag wrote: »

So what can I do with burgers other than put them in a bun?

I sometimes grill or barbie burgers and then chop them into pieces. I then place the pieces in a tortilla wrap with grated cheese, lettuce cucumber and spring onion and then garnish with salsa and cheese & garlic dip or sour cream..... ....Oh heck I want one now!!

KimYeovil

You could use three to dress up as "Lady Gaga in a bikini".

dickydonkin

Any wrote: »

You've lost me on this one.
A bit OTT and hysterical don't you think?

The food passed Food standard agency and you will be giving me a lecture and try to guilt trip me here on how I owe something to the kids???:rotfl:
(I don't have any by the way)

This argument is getting ridiculous... I am out.

Lost You? OTT? This argument is getting ridiculous?

Tell me what is untrue, ridiculous or incorrect in my comments - the truth can hurt sometimes.

I am lecturing nobody - I don't think it requires a nutritionist to know that stuffing kids full of cr&p is not good.

I think the Turkey Twizzler episode highlights that assertion - and the Food Standard Agency will have 'passed' those as well.

Lard, pies, pasties, chips, chocolate, sugary drinks can all be sold legally - but that does not justify stuffing your kids with these items on a regular basis.

It saddens me to see kids in push chairs sucking on sausage rolls just to keep them quiet. We have another name for Gregg's sausage rolls up here - 'Geordie Dummies' - laughable in some respects but sad for the kids who will likely become obese in their early years.

Figures on the increased numbers of clinically obese kids is alarming - those cannot be disputed.

As alluded to earlier, I am lecturing nobody - I have expressed my opinion and having been a real lard &r$e myself when I was younger, I am aware of the misery that stuffing your face with rubbish can cause.

I will reiterate what I stated earlier, I honestly believe that any responsible parent should consider what they are feeding their kids and if you are flaming me for that without a valid counter argument, then until you have kids of your own, some may suggest you should reserve your own counsel on the issue as you are hardy qualified or in a position to be so critical.

dickydonkin

COOLTRIKERCHICK wrote: »

lol.......well at leat the burger gravy will be more natural than the instant gravy, with all the additives and flip knows what part of the animal they use..

good job you didnt live in the olden days... think you might have starved..... :rotfl:

Probably would to be honest...... even just looking back to what my dad used to eat....... yuk.

COOLTRIKERCHICK

all food in moderation...

and a little of what you fancy will do you good....

anyway back on topic and answering the question the op asked....

you could griddle/grill the burgers, and eat with a nice healthy salad... and boiled new potatoes