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Frozen Hmabuger in freezer |
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My frozen hamberger |
Source of my Hamburger Sandwich
One day after my arrival from my last short trip abroad, I went to Duty Free to avail of the post arrival privilege for all arriving passengers and that is called Duty-Free Shopping. That's when something caught my attention. A bag of frozen hamburgers is inside the supermarket freezer. The package were neatly done and the sandwiches are huge with patties so thick. I became curious because I know it came from the U.S. So I bought the only remaining stock which was the one inside the freezer. I could tell that it sells like hot cakes because that was the first time I saw it there in all four times that I've been in Duty Free and it couldn't have escaped my eyes as I always looked inside the freezer on my way to my favorite sausages and beef franks.
The cost per bag is 10.45 US dollars. Each bag contains 6 sandwiches. Compute it and you get less than 75 pesos per piece of the yummy burger, computed at the current exchange rate. Now how much is the hamburger in those high end restaurant chains? See if you make inventory of the following: level of taste standard, excellent quality control it undergone, size of each bun, lifespan inside the fridge, convenience in getting it once you're hungry and it's instantly served (just heat it up in your microwave for 45 minutes), not to mention the nutritional value, you'd say "Man! this burger definitely beats them all!". You get the worth of your money with this one big bite.
So, next time you are at the Duty Free Philippines, go grab one bag of this stuff or two. No, make it three. Believe me, you'll miss them once your supply is gone.
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