the texture is just wrong, the burger isnt ground beef, it's processed beef. it's the difference between the chicken in a mcnugget and a decent chicken patty. they're pretty thin too, but round enough to fill a bin. they're also seasoned strange for my tastes. i ate 2, 1 plain with ketchup %26 mustard, the other with cheese, some slap-ya-mama, and good bbq sauce. still wasnt good. gave the other 10 to a neighbor with kids (they'll eat anything).

These precooked beef patties are delicious and simple to prepare. Obviously great for a hamburger, they can also be crumbled and added to spaghetti sauce or used to make burritos. Use in any dish that calls for cooked ground beef. These are a lifesaver when needing to serve a meal in a hurry!

These are the best! Pop in microwave or toss on the grill. Basically, to warm up and add to that already grilled flavor. My husband loves taking these to work for lunch. He just pops some in the microwave at work perfect for a busy day when you don’t have much time to make dinner.

This bag of burgers was part of an in store demonstration and they were delicious ! They are in the frozen section and are fully cooked so we bought two bags ! They heat up quickly either on the grill or oven so it’s a quick and easy meal ! We chose to “cook” them on the grill and it took less than 5 min and the fully loaded burgers were restaurant quality and flame broiled taste!

There is a VERY high proportion of onion in the burger, it's perhaps 10% onion or more. Unless you LOVE onions on a burger (I don't), this is a hard pass. I don't know why they do this... except as a cost-cutting move. If you market yourself as a quality product, you do NOT want to go cheap. Avoid this garbage at all costs.

What happened to Quick N Eat brand AGAIN! Several years ago the pre-cooked burgers by Quick N Eat were replaced with Don Lee Farms. After innumerable bad reviews the Quick N Eat company jumped in and said they had to stop production because costs were too high. They later found a way to resume production and the product appeared again next to the Don Lee ones on the shelf. That was around 2 year ago. Now the Quick N Eat brand has disappeared again! Don Lee is NOT a suitable substitute unless you like overpowering Onion/Garlic flavor and smell.

This product does not have the taste or quality of the Quick and Eat fully cooked angus beef patties. These patties are only 1/4 lb. vs the 1/3 lb. of the Quick and Eat. The quick and /eat website states that Sam's Club carries their product however, no clubs in the Las Vegas area has any. I request that, if at all possible, would at least one Sam's Club, in the Las Vegas area, carry this product. I have no problem traveling to a Club in Las Vegas, to acquire this product.

Purchased in last week. I hate giving negative reviews --- but I dislike hamburger that has some chemical taste associated with it. Ate one plain. Dressed one up in bun, condiments, cheese, lettuce and tomato. Both had some kind of "chemical" tasted associated with it. Last brand Sam's carried tasted like hamburger. Hopefully they bring it back.

One of my ancient relatives fixed lunch for my wife and I with pre cooked hamburgers and they were great. I thought she had just got them off the barby. Make sure you heat them on a microsoft safe dish!! I place them on paper towels top and bottom to absorb the joices. For two patties, I heat 1:30 then flip for another 1:30 -- obviously adjust for more. Hot and juicy just like off the grill. If you want a cheeseburger, have the cheese ready to place on the hot burger as soon as the microwave is finished . The patty will be just hot enough to melt the cheese the right abount to serve.

These burgers have a great taste, however they are super thin and fell through the grill grate. You have to balance them just right not to have this happen. I have a grill matt and ran in and grabbed it. I slid the ones that didnt fall over to the mat and finished cooking. The next batch I used the matt! Perfect and again they tasted great. They are smash burgers so there is grease. Going to try a few in the broiler next, but it could be messy and smelly.