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kick-ass-bob
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Fri Sep-30-05 10:00 AM
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| 1. we used to eat that all the time. |
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It wasn't half bad - we just overdid it (kinda like Ramen noodles)
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Fri Sep-30-05 10:03 AM
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| 3. When 3 other girls and I lived together back when I was |
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20, we lived off of this stuff. The best kind is Cheddar Cheese Melt. I can't stand Tuna Helper though. I like tuna, but eeewwww!
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Fri Sep-30-05 11:02 AM
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| 6. we tried tuna helper once. |
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And once was too much.
A waste of $1.40 (tuna and helper)
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Fri Sep-30-05 10:01 AM
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Fri Sep-30-05 10:04 AM
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Fri Sep-30-05 10:09 AM
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Fri Sep-30-05 11:04 AM
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| 7. I am only a Hamburger Abettor |
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Fri Sep-30-05 11:05 AM
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| 8. I don't like Hamburger Helper. |
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It's easy enough to throw together a hamburger hotdish.
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Fri Sep-30-05 11:28 AM
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| 9. I don't think I've had Hamburger Helper in the last 25 years |
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It was okay, if I remember correctly, and I'm sure would not be too bad if I tried it now. However, packaged things tend to give me a real bad bellyache. My wife says it's the chemicals - I think it's just too much added fat and salt.
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Fri Sep-30-05 11:33 AM
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I make my own version, or used to anyway. I found HH too expensive when my kids were younger. It was much easier and cheaper to buy the ingredients, I bought EVERYTHING in bulk, and just concoct something myself. The kids loved it and it didn't have all those additives. I've been known to make it once in a while in the last couple of years. My husband loves hamburger fried up with lots of stuff tossed in for good measure. onions green peppers potato chunks a dash of hot sauce a few pieces of jalepeno some corn
the list is endless.
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