If you love hamburgers and sausages but need to watch your fat intake, you need to check out this nifty kitchen gadget. It's actually more of a meat purifier because it will remove fat/water soluble contaminants right along with the fat. The burgers really taste good and can be frozen as easy microwaveable meals. It's made right here in America in a small town in Ohio and it's under $20! For a limited time, shipping is free. Check it out at The Burger Buddy Fat Reducer/Home!

On May 6, 11:17*am, fabernathy <fabernathy.
> wrote:
> If you love hamburgers and sausages but need to watch your fat intake,
> you need to check out this nifty kitchen gadget. It's actually more of a
> meat purifier because it will remove fat/water soluble contaminants
> right along with the fat. The burgers really taste good and can be
> frozen as easy microwaveable meals. It's made right here in America in a
> small town in Ohio and it's under $20! For a limited time, shipping is
> free. Check it out at 'The Burger Buddy Fat Reducer/Home'
> (http://www.theburgerbuddy.com)!
>
> --
> fabernathy

If I'm going to eat a hamburger I want all the fat and juices I can
get. Nothing worse than a dried out hockey puck.

I'll pass.

flabernathy wrote:
>
> small town in Ohio and it's under $20! For a limited time, shipping is
> free. Check it out at 'The Burger Buddy Fat Reducer/Home'

If there's anything worse than a foodbanter moron posting,
it's a foodbanter spammer posting. Nothing good comes out
of foodbanter.

On Thu, 6 May 2010 14:17:24 -0400, fabernathy
> wrote:

>
>If you love hamburgers and sausages but need to watch your fat intake,
>you need to check out this nifty kitchen gadget. It's actually more of a
>meat purifier because it will remove fat/water soluble contaminants
>right along with the fat. The burgers really taste good and can be
>frozen as easy microwaveable meals. It's made right here in America in a
>small town in Ohio and it's under $20! For a limited time, shipping is
>free. Check it out at 'The Burger Buddy Fat Reducer/Home'
>(http://www.theburgerbuddy.com)!

It's a whole lot better to grind one's own meat than to try purifying
mystery meat.