/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.17471523]

Only 100 tiny burgers? WTF White Castle?

[Anonymous No.17471556]

>>17471523
Step your game up bro

[Anonymous No.17471559]

>>17471556
Beat me to it.

[Anonymous No.17471569]

>>17471556

[Anonymous No.17471581]

>>17471556
Unless you're feeding like ten thousand people, or you have a really big fridge, those burgers will become unsafe to consume before they can be eaten.

[Anonymous No.17471583]

>>17471556
Makes you wonder how they serve them "Fresh" when they have to make a whole pallet. Assuming it takes 10 minutes to make a single crave crate and that's about 69 crates + (12?), that's 11.5 hours worth of labor. By the time you're on the last crate, the first one you made is half a day old and probably has been sitting out.

[Anonymous No.17471597]

>>17471556
>>17471583
You're also paying over $5000 extra. Just order the 6912 sliders separately.

[Anonymous No.17471609]

>>17471523
I have never ordered a crave crate and not regretted it within hours

[Anonymous No.17471663]

>>17471583
yes all the sliders are made on the same grill
there's absolutely no way of cooking and packing meat on an industrial scale

[Anonymous No.17471679]

>>17471663
It's made at a regular store, likely during business hours. They likely have most of the staff taking care of day to day business and then single out one goon to spend his shift making the pallet.

[Anonymous No.17471694]

>>17471583
>>17471581
read the fuckin ad
it says they are cooked fresh on site for you

[Anonymous No.17471699]

>>17471556
If the pallet really looks like this in real life, 6 crave crates in a stack in a row of 4 with there being 3 rows on the pallet totaling in 72 crave crates and each contains 100 burgers, then the total amount should be 7,200 and not 6,912.

[Anonymous No.17471709]

If you have a really big freezer you can just freeze them all and have one a day for the rest of yor life. Thats a good way to beat inflation

[Anonymous No.17471711]

>>17471699
Maybe they put the candles in some of the crates?

[Anonymous No.17471721]

>>17471711
I'd rather have those candles packaged separately and not with my food

[Anonymous No.17471736]

>>17471556
Someone should order one of these and say its free for all in Nigeria and record what happens next

that would be content

[Anonymous No.17471795]

>>17471709
Except it's like $3.60/burger so it's not even worth it; you'd only start to break even at maybe year 8, in which time your $25k would have made more money.

[Anonymous No.17471825]

>>17471556
why are people replying to this like it's real? I thought the "$25k and proceeds donated to autism research" would have been the giveaway

[Anonymous No.17471999]

>>17471581
>6912
>ten thousand people
>a little more than half a slider for each person
Nobody is getting fed on 0,6912 of a slider. Couldn't you've just said ONE thousand people you dipshit

[Anonymous No.17472384]

I go there quite often and buy 10 preteen vaginal sliders, throw away the bread except for 4 pieces, and make two sandwiches with it.

[Anonymous No.17472445]

[Anonymous No.17472475]

nothing beats a fresh WC burger, fuck this frozen shit its not the same.

[Anonymous No.17472481]

>>17471597
But I want to fund research to help people like you with autism

[Anonymous No.17472491]

>>17472475
The things ive done to kids in waterclosets.

[Anonymous No.17472497]

>>17471825
It is real tho

[Anonymous No.17472599]

>>17471609
Never got a crate, just a case. I did not regret it. I did, however, regret getting 50 McNuggets.

[Anonymous No.17472950]

>>17471556
$4 per mini burger.
What a ripoff.

[Anonymous No.17472964]

>>17471597
>>17472950
That's the charity price.

[Anonymous No.17473048]

>>17471556
This is how I want to die

[Anonymous No.17473061]

>>17472445
>from: loser
heh