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Canned Burger
A German company has started selling whole hamburgers in a can so that hikers and adventurers can still get their heart-stopping fix when they're miles away from the nearest fast food joint.
The cooking directions instruct travellers to toss the unopened can into boiling water for a couple minutes, retrieve, open, then eat. Mmmm.
If a recently-packaged McDonalds burger looks nothing like the advertised picture, you have to shudder at the thought of what a burger canned half way across the world really looks like.
Hey, it can't be too bad, it's, 87.4% fat free!
Story by: Jeremy Matthew Published on 02 Feb 2008 | Feedback | Email this story