Sad reality of 711 burgers

[samuijimmy]

It used to be "where's the beef" ... now it's where's the bacon! 

[NoshowJones]

On 8/10/2016 at 0:05 AM, SoiBiker said:

Why anyone would come to a country with delicious food everywhere and choose to eat that thing is beyond my understanding. 

I understand what you mean SB, but when you are on road trips on the motorbike, and you stop at a hotel in a village or small town, sometimes you have to use a 7-11, but if you look properly, sometimes you will find something quite nice.

[happy Joe]

After testing many quick dishes 7/11 I find Ham Cheese croissant perfectly edible and even good.

 

For sale everywhere, 25 b 

 

[CLW]

After testing many quick dishes 7/11 I find Ham Cheese croissant perfectly edible and even good.
 
For sale everywhere, 25 b [emoji2]
 

7/11 used to have a "grilled deluxe sandwich" with some herbs in the cheese.
This was quite good, but seems to have disappeared after short time of selling.

[johng]

An added "bonus" of the most widely available Thai "bread"
Is that its totally impervious to mold and ants.

[NoshowJones]

That's the only thing I don't like about 7-11 snacks, most of them have cheese on it.

[CLW]

That's the only thing I don't like about 7-11 snacks, most of them have cheese on it.

Though not sure if it's cheese from milk or that fake one from vegetable oil...

[U235]

On 11/16/2016 at 4:36 PM, CLW said:

Though not sure if it's cheese from milk or that fake one from vegetable oil...

 

Sure it is fake. Should be fake anyway in a country where everyone is lactose intolerant

 

I plead guilty your honor: when I'm on the highway and I feel hungry I also stop at the 7/11 for a burger. No other choice....

 

But when we arrive back home my kids run to the freezer to take out some buns and burgers. Keeps daddy busy LOL