is hamburger covenience food?

Answer 1

sometimes. my personal trainer lets me have one fast food hamburger a week as an ''in between meals snack''. do not get a cheeseburger, the cheese they use is not 2% and is very fatty. If you do get a hamburger eat it with half the bun so you will only get one serving of bread (unless its wheat, if so eat both of the buns)

if you make the hamburger at home, not at your covenience, make it with 100% fat free ground beef, that way while your at the store you can pick up some wheat buns and a lot of vegetables to put on your sandwhich and it will end up being a healthy meal.

Answer 2

Convenience food
From Wikipedia

Convenience foods or tertiary processed foods are foods which are designed to save consumers time in the kitchen, reduce costs due to spoilage, and reduce costs using economies of scale. These foods require minimum preparation, typically just heating, and are packaged for a long shelf life with little loss of flavor and nutrients over time. They were developed specifically to preserve the oversupply of agricultural products available at the time of harvest in order to stabilize the food markets in developed countries.

So the answer is no.

Answer 3

I think so--absolutely. I've never made a recipe using ground beef that wasn't easy and delicious. And they all have simple and inexpensive ingredients (meatloaf, for example). Ground beef is pretty inexpensive, too.

Answer 4

yes, meat loaf,hamburgers,hamburger helper,meat balls,rice with meat,tacos,sloppy joes.

Answer 5

only if purchased from a fast food restaurant........
if u make it yourself, it's very inconvenient, though delicious

Answer 6

not only that but good too

Answer 7

on your pocketbook - yes

on your colon - no

Answer 8

huh?

Answer 9

not really.