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Cheeseburger in a motherf*cking can!

That's it. I can die happy. This is the best.

:roll: Oh, you have GOT to be kidding me....

That's ridiculous! :lol:

thats got to be a joke, no way in @#(* would i touch a canned cheeseburger NASTY!
It couldn't look like the pic either coming out of a can that small..

I'd eat it.

Thanks a lot, asshole. Now I'm hungry.

WTF? Cheesburger in a can??? It's just really fancy SPAM right???

Im sorry but I refuse to pay $4 for a cheeseburger in a can when I can just go to Burger king and get one for $1 :P

This looks delicious. I'll be stocking up.

Well, yeah, but what wouldn't you eat?

Oh! She zinged your ass, Doom!

There has to be an ass joke here with all these cans and buns.

This showed up on Digg a couple months ago.

It may not be an everyday meal, but when the apocalypse hits and everyone else is eating squirrel, people would kill for that cheeseburger in a can.

BTW - It's not at all comparable to spam. It's actually a full cheeseburger, as seen in the picture. You put the can in boiling water to cook it and it comes out as a fully-prepared cheeseburger. It's mostly targeted to hikers.

As good as that looks I wonder how good it really is.

When it was on Digg, there was a link to a guy who actually tried it. Apparently it's not the horror one would assume it to be.

there is no way, after boiling in a can, that a cheeseburger would come out looking as perfect as pictured. The lettuce would have wilted, the tomato cooked, the cheese melted...it's silly!
someone here should buy one and give us a review....

no not me cos i wont eat it if it's not In N Out :P

Does it even have the Lettuce, Tomato, and the other stuff on it? I guess that a Cheeseburger in a can isn't that far fetched. I mean, they have surloin pieces in soup, and meatballs in Spagehettio's...Chili in little packets... doesn't sound like the meat would be horrible. And Brown Bread comes in cans, so there's nothing odd about the bun, either. it would probably have indentations on it, like Cranberry Sauce.... It would indeed look squishy. The other burger was added as effect.

I can't imagine this being any worse than White Castle's... They taste like they come a dozen in a can.

Interesting but the real question is how would it taste. I can't imagine a cheeseburger coming out of a can tasting very good. I'll stick to grilling my own thank you.

EDIT: If you stick a can in boiling water it acts like a grill. This isn't much different from a pre-cooked frozen burger. I'm sure it has a lot of preservatives in it, though. If it's not frozen then they have to have some way to keep it fresh.

Never had the pleasure of partaking in White Castle. We don't have any up here! We have a joint that is called Fast Eddie's. That burger in the can would probably be the equivalent to Fast Eddie's or that one from the 7-Eleven.

I'd try the canned cheeseburger. Just out of curiousity.