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For the frozen burrito problem, some markets have fresh ones in their refrigeration area.
Pop that in the microwave.

Or make one at home and bring it with with an icepack then microwave (I'm thinking you want to bring it for lunch).

Good luck!


I just eat them at home.
Ratttking
I just make a cut in the plastic wrapper they come in to let out steam and microwave them in that. They come out nice and soft.


That doesn't sound safe to eat.
Alexander J Luthor
You know those Compleats meal containers? The green ones are two layer devices where you boil the noodles by pouring water in the lower part of the container and letting steam rise through the perforated second layer. Buy one of these, eat it, wash out the container, put some water in the bottom, put your burrito on the top, and pop that baby in the microwave. The steam will keep your burrito from drying out.

As for taste, you'll just have to experiment with sauces that you can put into little containers for convenience.


Not familiar with that but if i come across one i will try it.
EL MONTEREY.
i love their frozen burritos. scream

i microwave them. i use to wrap them in a dry paper towel thinking it'd make the tortilla moist but for some reason the tortilla would always come out of the microwave dry. i've discovered that the tortilla comes out must more moist and better if you don't wrap it at all. the damp paper towel method i have never tried.
Jesse Troy
Disney Child
For the frozen burrito problem, some markets have fresh ones in their refrigeration area.
Pop that in the microwave.

Or make one at home and bring it with with an icepack then microwave (I'm thinking you want to bring it for lunch).

Good luck!


I just eat them at home.

Then make them at home and eat them at home?
Disney Child
Jesse Troy
Disney Child
For the frozen burrito problem, some markets have fresh ones in their refrigeration area.
Pop that in the microwave.

Or make one at home and bring it with with an icepack then microwave (I'm thinking you want to bring it for lunch).

Good luck!


I just eat them at home.

Then make them at home and eat them at home?

I do.

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Ratttking
I just make a cut in the plastic wrapper they come in to let out steam and microwave them in that. They come out nice and soft.


That doesn't sound safe to eat.
I see you have not heard the term "microwave safe plastic."

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oTrissa
Don't put them in the freezer, put them in the fridge works better.

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Even though you buy them from the frozen section?
Who cares. They taste better. I don't eat frozen food anymore anyways.
Ratttking
Jesse Troy
Ratttking
I just make a cut in the plastic wrapper they come in to let out steam and microwave them in that. They come out nice and soft.


That doesn't sound safe to eat.
I see you have not heard the term "microwave safe plastic."


I've never seen a wrapper say it was microwave safe.
What brand are you buying?
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Jesse Troy
oTrissa
Don't put them in the freezer, put them in the fridge works better.

http://www.gaiaonline.com/forum/
Even though you buy them from the frozen section?
Who cares. They taste better. I don't eat frozen food anymore anyways.


Some foods have to be stored at certain temperatures .
Do you mean just to thaw it?

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Ratttking
I just make a cut in the plastic wrapper they come in to let out steam and microwave them in that. They come out nice and soft.


That doesn't sound safe to eat.
I see you have not heard the term "microwave safe plastic."


I've never seen a wrapper say it was microwave safe.
What brand are you buying?
I don't buy them. My BF used to bring them home when he worked near a place that sold them, so it's been years since I had them and don't remember the brand(s). I get fresh burritos from California Tortilla and Chipotle nowadays.

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Jesse Troy
oTrissa
Don't put them in the freezer, put them in the fridge works better.

http://www.gaiaonline.com/forum/
Even though you buy them from the frozen section?
Who cares. They taste better. I don't eat frozen food anymore anyways.


Some foods have to be stored at certain temperatures .
Do you mean just to thaw it?
if it can be frozen, chances are it won't kill you, unless it's meat, which in a frozen burrito I highly doubt there is.

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