Weber Flavor Bomb Burger Seasoning, 6.75 Ounce Shaker

It has a very great taste

(This review is for the Flavor Bomb Burger Seasoning) Even though this is supposed to be for burgers, I didn't find it worked with beef. I prepared some patties and almost had to use half of the seasoning before the meat acquired any significant flavor, and even then, it was nothing special. But with chicken? It's great. You can make AMAZING fast food-style chicken sandwiches with this! Just take a teaspoon of seasoning and another of flour, mix it up, then beat up an egg with a little water and mix it with the seasoning. Add a bit more water if the mixture is too thick. You don't want it too thin either. Then dry a boneless chicken breast with paper towels and dust it with a bit of seasoning if you want. Then coat the breast with some flour, then dip the breast on the seasoned egg wash, then back to the flour, then straight into the fryer! Fry it for 5 or 10 mins depending on the breast thickness. I put the breast on a simple burger bun like those that Wendys/Burger King/Chik-Fil-A use (not the regular ones with sesame seeds), then I add pickles and mayo. It tastes the same or better than anything you can buy on any fast food joint. *2025 edit* It also works to make awesome popcorn chicken! Tastes like KFC. Cut a chicken breast into tiny pieces. Season the pieces, the flour, and do the same eggwash and process mentioned above. Fry it and serve it with honey mustard. It's delicious. (easy homemade honey mustard: take couple of tablespoons of mayo, and the same for mustard and mix it well together. Then add a bit of honey and mix. Keep adding honey until it tastes how you want it. If you don't like the tanginess of the mustard, add a bit less mustard and more mayo then.)

Pretty good. Good seasoning

This product makes hamburgers taste so much better.

This stuff is amazing. I don't mix it into burgers just season the outside and they turn out very good. Mix into meatloaf for extra flavor. Created a good crust on a smoked chuck roast.