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In a can??? I saw this Trek'n'Eat product. Wondering if it's as good as the Burger King vending machines in Japan.

Apparently German_EPA said this will no longer be made since it's not very popular, the end of the year will be when the last of the cheeseburger in a cans will be produced.

DD, I guess you missed:

viewtopic.php?f=12&t=2526

viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1402

viewtopic.php?f=15&t=2918

Yea, Housil, I probably saw those, just did'nt remember. Too much hefe-weizen.

DangerousDave wrote: Too much hefe-weizen.

Prost!!

yes - also the red wine will not be anymore. but be happy - a beer tastet beverage powder is coming!

PROST!

fdsman wrote:Apparently German_EPA said this will no longer be made since it's not very popular, the end of the year will be when the last of the cheeseburger in a cans will be produced.

German_EPA wrote:yes - also the red wine will not be anymore. but be happy - a beer tastet beverage powder is coming!

PROST!

fdsman wrote:Apparently German_EPA said this will no longer be made since it's not very popular, the end of the year will be when the last of the cheeseburger in a cans will be produced.

No kidding!

DangerousDave wrote:In a can??? I saw this Trek'n'Eat product. Wondering if it's as good as the Burger King vending machines in Japan.

For this price they must be pretty damn good .I wouldn't mind trying one just to say I had one, but this is a bit much methinks..

http://cgi.ebay.com/CHEESEBURGER-IN-A-C ... 3a541ec603

MR.EMAN wrote:
For this price they must be pretty damn good .I wouldn't mind trying one just to say I had one, but this is a bit much methinks..

$24.99

You would be sorry for every single cent...

the good side if the coin: the burger IS already INSIDE the US