BUBBA Smashed Burgers, 100% USDA Choice Chuck Beef Burgers, 2 lbs

We buy the regular Bubba Burgers all the time, but when I saw these Bubba Smashed Burgers I knew I had to try them. I just cook them from frozen in a frypan and they cook up edges-crispy and tasty. We top with a slice of Deli Deluxe white american cheese and whatever else wanted, and cut them to fit on a buttered and toasted sub roll. You'll think you paid a lot of money and had it delivered, instead of home cooking! Yummy!

Best burgers you can buy in any grocery store. I cook these on a Weber Lumin at 400 F and flip after 2 minutes with a spatula and let them cook for 1.5 minutes on the second side. Much better than fresh burgers from Publix. I tried to get two different Publix locations to order these and they were not able to. Walmart has advantages over Publix for sure and not just in prices but quality too in some products like this.

These smash burgers are better than any restaurant burger that I have eaten. I hate a burger that taste like a cake of greasy meat. These are thin, fry up quickly %26 I don't have to use a roll of paper towels soaking up grease. since they came to my store they are the ones I buy. Did I say they are delicious, they really are %26 no one paid me to tell you.

The BEST frozen burgers that I have ever had! After preparing them on the grill, the taste and consistency almost mimicked my favorite smash burger restaurant order, and I was pleasantly surprised by how good they were. If you're a smash burger fan, you'll LOVE these!

I have always been Skeptical of “ boxed” meat. These Smash Burger patties are our new go to for burgers. Making a smash burger from scratch at home is not easy. These Bubba patties are awesome. Follow the instructions!!! No need to thaw. Cook on an outdoor flattop at 360 degrees 3 minutes flip cook another 3 minutes turn griddle off, top with cheese close lid and let cheese melt for 1 minute or so. Remove and serve.

These are the best frozen hamburger patties I've ever bought. Nice, not thick and shrinking in diameter. They stay nice in shape to cover the bigger buns. No need to double up. One is perfect to bite through and enjoy with all the other toppings. Bubba's Smashed Burgers are the best you can buy!

The eight burgers were indeed "smashed." It was hard to believe--no fine scales in MY home kitchen --that four of those bitsy boys would weigh one pound! Time is not an issue for me, so being able to fry them immediately from the frozen state would not persuade me to buy again. I will buy fresh so I can form my own preferred thickness, not "smashed." Flavor was pretty good and texture, too.

I am very picky about beef flavor, and I found these burgers to just be so-so--not very fresh tasting. My husband was fine with it--but he will eat anything. There was a lot of shrinkage from fat content, but they are large burgers nonetheless. I won't be buying them again, but most people would probably be fine with them.

I have cooked more burgers than I can even remember so I do know how. My husband that is 75 even has a Blackstone griddle and I must say these are the worst burgers we ever had. We threw out our supper and all the remaining frozen burgers. As seniors we don't take throwing away food *lightly* because things are hard on us living on Social Security. We threw $15.00 in the trash because it was not edible! That is a BIG deal for seniors! We'd get a part-time job if we were able. The burgers were dry and tough. Nuff said!

I was quite pelased to see that Bubba burgers were available here. I'd had the chedar bacon variety and loved it :-). I strongly suspect I got a bad pack. Inside package was sealed but one end of it was solid frost. Silly me decided to try it anyway. UGH!!!! Smelled funny and tasted worse. Ran it and the rest of the pack down the garbage disposal. As noted ,I think I just got a bad package!??!?!?