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can i fry a burger

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  • Mojisola
    Mojisola Posts: 35,574 Forumite
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    grantcking wrote: »
    these aren't frozen
    they are fresh from tesco

    Fry them if you want to - take care turning them over to keep them in one piece.
  • peachyprice
    peachyprice Posts: 22,346 Forumite
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    I always fry mine, in a griddle pan.
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  • McKneff
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    George foreman is your friend too or an air fryer if you have thwm
    make the most of it, we are only here for the weekend.
    and we will never, ever return.
  • Linda32
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    I always cook burgers in the oven, melt cheese over and grill bacon for the bins.
  • Owain_Moneysaver
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    You can microwave them too. You just need a microwaveable plate that will withstand the heat of hot meat juices.
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  • C_J
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    I do hope the OP comes back and tells us how it went.
  • grantcking
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    tried them in the deep fryer and they tasted awful
    can understand why they say your only allowed to grill them
  • grantcking
    grantcking Posts: 6 Forumite
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    Tesco said I could fry them why are they giving out bad information


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    Hi Cooper, you would be able to fry them. Please note though the manufacturing cooking advise is for the best taste/quality and may alter the nutritional information. Thanks - Mark

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  • joedenise
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    By frying it really means doing them in a frying pan not in a deep fat fryer. Try that next time.

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  • suki1964
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    grantcking wrote: »
    Tesco said I could fry them why are they giving out bad information


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    Hi Cooper, you would be able to fry them. Please note though the manufacturing cooking advise is for the best taste/quality and may alter the nutritional information. Thanks - Mark

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    Doh, they don't mean deep fat frying, they mean in a frying pan with a smidgeon of oil to stop it sticking , turning constantly on a medium heat so it doesn't burn before cooking in the middle
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