Rat-O-Matic does it again

[RobbieB]

You mean I'm eating a rat burger?

 

[NW-Bound]

It so happened that my wife bought some Jennie-O turkey burger patties for us to try as a healthy burger substitute.

I just grilled some for dinner, and as a precaution added some Montreal steak seasoning for added flavor. Boy, oh boy, they were difficult for me to eat. Flavorless and so dry.

Next time, I will eat the patties plain with no bun, and it should be a lot better as the meat does not have enough "weight" to carry the buns.

Ratburger may be just as lean, and gamey too.

PS. My wife suggested that I used the air fryer instead of the BBQ grill. If I did that, it would be even more tasteless.

 

[REWahoo]

It so happened that my wife bought some Jennie-O turkey burger patties for us to try as a healthy burger substitute.

Try grilling the box and doing a taste test with the patties. Yep - the only difference is the texture.

 

[RobbieB]

No turkey dogs, turkey burgers or turkey gyros for me. No. Never.

But, don't put no pork or any beef in my turkey either.

I like turkey and eat it often.

Turkey burgers indeed. You might as well go really healthy and eat tofu-soy burgers.

 

[NW-Bound]

My wife suggested to make a faux Salisbury steak next time, and a good sauce may help.

I forgot how many boxes she brought home. As we do not throw food away, this is one of those times one needs to improvise.

 

[samclem]

It so happened that my wife bought some Jennie-O turkey burger patties for us to try as a healthy burger substitute.

I just grilled some for dinner, and as a precaution added some Montreal steak seasoning for added flavor. Boy, oh boy, they were difficult for me to eat. Flavorless and so dry.

Suggestion: Bacon, bacon, and more bacon. Plus cheese, some mayo.



In my book, turkeyburgers, soy burgers--they aren't bad in themselves, just don't compare them to real hamburgers. They are just different foods. Like instant coffee--I think it tastes fine, but it doesn't taste like real coffee.