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The plastics are the best part tbh
Cleanest Microwave Ever! 🤣🤣
Great review! Always love seeing fellow food reviewers doing their thing 👏
might have to give it a try myself
I imagine you do the voice over at the end after everything is all said and done, so I appreciate you pretending to be surprised when you found out you liked them 😂
Looks better than the Arby's burned ends.
I mean "steak" bites.
Buns looked perfect imo
I always put them over mac n cheese, and it hits every time 👌
I eat these with their smoked gouda Mac and cheese, always tasty and filling
Top tier review. Heading to aldis right now
Been getting these for years and can't beat these for the price. Like $6 for a pound.
I love these and pick them up at ALDI's every time I am there. I make great tacos with them.
I'm definitely curious to try this, the Costco burnt ends left me with a not so great experience, but I would say the best way to eat em is in a stew or any type of pasta that suits you👍
Every supermarket every barbecue sauce company even Jack Daniels has a similar version. They’re not bad. I’ve purchased them three times only once that I feel like I had to snip off some of the excess fat in one package. They can get costly at the regular markets if Aldi isn’t handy.