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    #16
    The stores around here do not carry this brand. It doesn't look like the patties can be purchased on their webpage. I see no way to add them to the cart, the only thing I can add online is the ultimate grilling pack.

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    • MBMorgan
      MBMorgan commented
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      If you do order the ultimate grilling pack from them, it looks like you can get 25% off based on what they posted on Facebook:

      "Hope you’re hungry. We put together the Meat District Ultimate Grilling Pack that you can now order directly to your front door!
      Includes:
      6 Beef Patties
      Premium Angus Beef Tri-Tip
      Chicken Party Wings
      Chicken Drumsticks
      Chicken Thighs and Pork Tenderloin
      Use code 'first25' for 25% OFF your first order at buy.eatmeatdistrict.com. 🔥 (LINK IN BIO)"

    #17
    I usually get these at Publix and like them



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      #18
      Good tip, all I've ever seen at my local stores is their chicken wings. As much as I like beer, I don't want my chicken brined in it. I like to do my own thing when it comes to brining or seasoning.....

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        #19
        Mosca, I’m curious how you and others cook, marinade, season, etc... store purchases and/or frozen burgers.

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          #20
          Originally posted by Nate View Post
          Mosca, I’m curious how you and others cook, marinade, season, etc... store purchases and/or frozen burgers.

          With all burgers, I flatten the hell out of them and then salt and pepper them right before putting them on the grill. For my own, I shake a few dashes of ghost pepper sauce on each side and brush it around first, then salt and pepper.

          Every now and then I use Montreal seasoning, but salt and pepper is better IMO.

          edit: I like flattening them before putting them on the grill, even if I’m using a griddle. I find it easier.
          Last edited by Mosca; July 14, 2020, 04:57 PM.

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            #21
            I cook mine like Mosca but I do not season my triple beef blend. I let the meat speak for itself and any seasoning comes from whatever toppings I put on the burger. For other burger patties I use S&P or Salt Lick.

            I spent awhile online checking all of the stores in my area: Sam's Club, HEB, Market Basket, Kroger, etc. and none of them have Meat District products (lots of product requests headed their way). I really want to compare their OG blend with my version.

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              #22
              Looks like food lion and super target have them around here. I may have to run to food lion while shopping for this weekends camping trip.

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              • Dan Deter
                Dan Deter commented
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                Didn't make it to food lion, while getting the rest of the groceries in harris teeter I saw the Schweid & Sons so I'm trying those for the camping trip.

              • Mosca
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                Those are good too!

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