They aren't exactly premium quality...only 86% beef - the rest is filler including a whopping 2.1g of salt, chickpea flour, cornflour, and various preservatives. They're not even from genuine Wagyu cattle - they're sourced from New Zealand. Which means cross-breeds at best. Stick to Aberdeen Angus burgers...

Great burgers tender and juicy,usually get them from Iceland.

Pity it wasn't steaks I've been looking around for Wagyu steaks to try.

Brilliant
Have them in Iceland for same price as well

I hadn't tried them until I BBQ'd 2 this afternoon. All I can say is that I am genuinely bowled over by the taste. They are LOVELY.\\PS And not to forget that a considerable amount of fat is cooked off on the BBQ grill.

These are tasty, but Ive found the Morrisons Steak Burgers (4 for £2.99) are decent too.

No you haven't, you've quoted fat which is 22g per 150g burger which is just less than 15g per hundred.

I had these recently! They're lush! I'm glad they're back!

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Yeah, these are pretty decent.

Just had delicious. Better than average. Beware though they don't need seasoning !!!

tried them didn't think much of em - glad I didn't shell out stupid money

Gluten free. Hot!

Believe me they are delish!

TBH these taste really nice and cook beautifully on a BBQ or in a griddle pan as they don't loose much weight or size. I'd highly recommend them if you like a meaty burger with texture and flavour - forget they aren't real Wagyu!

fo interest - you can sometimes get 100% wagyu steaks from ocado - compared to other beef (niku =) ) we've had in Japan not worth it

1.2g of salt per 150g burger on these bad boys

You're right, it's less than 1.5g per 100, I've quoted sugar :smile:

Good this is back. I bought 30 packs last year and filled my freezer. Time to do it again. It's seasoned and my wife found it a bit spicy, but overall pretty good for the price.

I've had these a few times and have not been too fussed about them.

I much prefer these hache burgers http://www.sainsburys.co.uk/shop/gb/groceries/sainsburys-steak-hache-burger--taste-the-difference-340g

taste varies. I tried these last week and they're not amazing at all. They were nice don't get me wrong, but I couldn't tell the difference between these and the other "premium range" burgers that they do..

I tried these once and they are by far the tastiest burgers I've had.

It's one of those things where you pay for it because it sounds like it's good quality...but it isn't. It's not exactly 100% Wagyu and personally, I wasn't a fan at all last time I tried them.

I tried these the other month. They were OK but I found them a bit bland and not really worth the extra cash.

And salty if 22g per 100g is anything to go by

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Life's too short to get embarrassed about your spelling.
Thank you for posting the deal!

Boy that's salty!

Thanks user name. Spelling corrected. Slightly embarrassing.....

I think they may have changed them, if you look at the image the OP posted the colour coded nutrition has the last item as amber, assuming it's ordered as it should be (fat, saturates, sugar, salt), this sugests the salt content has been reduced and should be less than 22.5g per 100g

Google is your friend: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/foodanddrink/foodanddrinknews/11451291/Aldis-2.99-Wagyu-beef-burgers-are-they-any-good.html

They are probably high in salt, I'm just guessing. As a one off what's the harm treat them :sunglasses:

amazing!

I haven't had these either, but a family member tells me they r amazing. However read an article saying they were really high in salt, which put me off. kids love a burger but salt thing made me think twice, can anyone confirm this, cause haven't bought any yet

Wagyu

Just to add many on shelves