Here's their schpiel. I'd never heard of him or the book before so it was interesting.
Here's a peek at their nutritional information. I was surprised to see so little sodium in it so that was a big plus for me.
I'm not going to lie, this was the first burger I ever pulled out and audibly gasped at because for some reason I wasn't expecting the concrete color. (Again...never had a bean burger before.)
There are three burgers in the package and I wish there were four. I don't think we've ever bought a package that didn't have even numbers whether it was two or four.
I'd show you what they look like fully cooked but they are exactly the same.
I slapped some spinach and a little BBQ sauce on the bun because I wasn't hopefully with little to no change on the burger.
We did split the third burger and ate it plain so we could get an unaltered taste.
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So how did it taste?
Like beans. The first bite had a good amount of poblano taste to it but after that, I didn't really taste it anymore which bummed me out. The lack of sodium wasn't boosted by much spice wise. There are a lot of great spices listed but I didn't taste much of them. The Mr actually really liked them and said he'd eat them again but agreed they were dry. I think if I got them again, it wouldn't be for burger purposes...maybe something Mexican related. Maybe as the "meat" with Spanish rice/quinoa and topped with salsa would be good. Hmm, actually as I say that, I might just give that a whirl!
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They aren't going to fool anybody but they were good. I think your Mexican idea would actually be a great way to have these.
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