r/StupidFood

I don't know what those hair-like things are, but they don't look appetizing in the video.

Can you even call that ground beef if it is still in brick form??

Pic's from the announcement. Can't wait to try em.

Torontonian here. just so you know what we have to put up with every summer.

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sorry no video, but I made this myself after seeing a different post on here: https://www.reddit.com/r/StupidFood/s/2RiQNCmbCc

is it stupid food? I'd still agree, but it was really good, ate the whole thing (I've actually gotten a few idea from this sub).

I had lettuce left over from tacos one night. no actual buns (sorry), used honey wheat instead. but I used melting chocolate for baking to coat one side, which made it thicker than original video and honestly Nutella would probably work just as well, the chocolate tasted very close to that. I didn't add whipped cream like original, that was the only part I found gross, plus didn't have any.

And bite pic was to prove I actually ate it lol

The jam was home made mane.

My husband cooks his own meals. This is his cast iron pan. It has never been washed. He doesn’t pre-heat it either. Just takes a specific weight of ground beef or chicken and throws it unseasoned in this cold cast iron pan and then leaves it to cook. Flips it over about 3-4 times and has a pot lid covering it to help cook it faster.