Keystone All Natural Ground Beef, 28 oz Can

I purchased this canned ground beef for my friend Kyle, whose dedication to lifting rivals a project manager’s dedication to a Gantt chart. He didn’t just open the can — he conducted a full stakeholder review of the nutrition label. Macros were analyzed. Protein per dollar was calculated. Risks (sodium) were acknowledged but deemed “within scope.” No seasoning. No garnish. No deviation from objectives. He ate it straight from the can with the calm efficiency of someone closing tickets before EOD. I’ve seen project managers show less commitment to deliverables than Kyle showed to this beef. If you value measurable outcomes, streamlined execution, and protein hitting target metrics, this product will exceed expectations.

I am not a great cook and busy as a 24/7 caregiver. Trying to stay away from highly processed foods and get more whole or couple ingredient foods. Precooked a blessing. I open can, scrape of any lumps of fat, eat the rest or mix it in beans, etc. Last 28 ounce can, I weighted fat scrapped off. It was 5 ounces of the 28. So left with 23 ounces natural juice and hamburger, no added water.

this ground beef was okay i put rice and beans in the can hamburger made home made burritos with salsa and cheese tomatoes,red onions, celntro, they were so delicious i woud buy again i just hope they bring the price down on this ground beef hamburger meat in the can

Been buying this Keystone canned burger for several months now. Absolutely no complaints other than the cost is getting more n more ridiculous! However, this household is comprised of preppers and so we often buy dozens at a time to stock up on canned food and other non-perishables for emergencies like when communists unleash their viruses on the world, cause chaos in our economies, and takes a couple years to get things closer back to normal.

I have been staying at a hotel and only allowed to use the 700 watt microwave and compact refrigerator/freezer. I wanted taco's so I bought this Keystone ground beef which has only 2 ingredients; beef and sea salt. Drained the beef, mixed in the taco seasoning and just heated it up in the microwave. Delicious.

Made chili last night and decided to try out the canned hamburger I had on the shelf. It was totally delicious. I didn’t feel like canning my own hamburger at this time. I was skeptical, but now I know I made a good decision. No time wasted doing it myself, just a delicious result. Will buy more!

Keystone canned beef tastes great and has not chemicals in the product. Much healthier than everything on the store shelves. An added plus is the competitive price compared to other chemically laden brands. I keep plenty of Keystone canned meats on hand for use in soups and stews.

This is the first time that i have tried canned beef. when i opened the can, the majority of what I saw was fat. it scooped out easy enough, but my word!! If you want to use this in a recipe that calls for 1 lb of hamburger, buy the 28 oz can. Other than all the fat in it, it was good and I would buy it again. It might not be the bargain that I thought it was going to be, though.

Used to be GREAT and affordable but the price has increased significantly. Used to be able to buy these for $8.99 a can. Also the quality has gone downhill as more grisle, fat, cartlidge is being added to it. Two cans I had had chunks of it in it. I will probably go back to buying regular beef. It was convenient so I didn't have to worry about freezing or defrosting meat. Just grab a can and start making dinner but a $4 increase in only a few months? That's like a 44% markup.

12 cans various Keystone 28 ounce meats order received 10 dented/crushed cans. Returned them to walmart. They replaced the 10 dented cans with 10 more dented cans. I had to pack them up and shipping them to walmart again. 3 hours of my time on the phone and driving twice to the fedex store. it took 26 days to finally get a refund. walmart shipping and packing is the problem yet they tried on more than one occasion to blame fedex . My account was put under review like i was trying to scam walmart into giving me a refund and allowing me to keep the canned meat. Keystone is a long term shelf stable food than can last over 5 years but only if the cans are not dented at the seams or top and bottom lid near the side. Walmart seems to think a piece of brown kraft paper or a air bag is enough to keep a 1.75 pound can from rolling around in a box, its laughable really.