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H‑E‑B Prime 1 Beef Burger Patties - Bacon Cheddar

Avg. 1.0 lb
$10.49 each($10.49 / lb)
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Description

In Texas, grilling is a backyard sporting event, and you can be an all-star with H-E-B Prime 1 Beef Bacon Cheddar Burgers. Freshly prepared, these ready-to-cook patties are USDA Prime grade beef that's aged a minimum of 14 days for maximum tenderness. Loaded with chunky bacon bits and rich cheddar cheese, they're tasty served up on soft hamburger buns. Savor the bacon-cheddar taste in every bite.

• 2 beef patties
• USDA Prime grade beef, bacon bits and cheddar cheese
• Beef is aged for a minimum of 14 days for maximum tenderness
• Ready to grill
• Convenient for BBQs and tailgating

  • Nutrition Facts

    Varies servings per container

    Serving Size
    1 piece
    • Amount Per Serving
      Calories660

    Ingredients

    uncured bacon cheddar burger (beef, uncured bacon cheddar (cheddar cheese (cheese (MILK, cheese cultures, salt, enzymes), water, cream (MILK), lemon juice concentrate, salt, pectin, paprika, beta carotene, powdered cellulose (anticaking), natamycin (preservative)), uncured bacon topping (NO NITRATES OR NITRITES ADDED EXCEPT FOR THOSE, NATURALLY OCCURRING IN CULTURED CELERY POWDER, AND CULTURED CELERY JUICE, pork, water, salt, may contain, sugar, brown sugar, smoke flavoring, cultured celery powder, cultured celery juice, lactic acid starter culture), black pepper))

    Allergens and safety warnings

    Contains: MILK.

    Safe Handling: Keep refrigerated or frozen. Thaw in refrigerator or microwave. Keep raw meat separate from other foods. Wash working surfaces including cutting boards, utensils, and hands after touching raw meat. Cook thoroughly. Keep hot foods hot. Refrigerate leftovers immediately or discard them.

    This product was prepared from inspected and passed meat by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Some food products may contain bacteria that could cause illness if the product is mishandled or cooked improperly.