Great Value Roast Beef & Cheddar Sliders Review

This is a taste test/review of the Great Value Roast Beef & Cheddar Sliders. They are roast beef and pasteurized process cheddar cheese a Brioche bun. They were $8.72 at Walmart. 2 sandwiches + 1/3 sauce packet (146g) = 360 calories

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[onarichardson]

I bought these and they were great! Even the next day. The first day the bun was kind of crunchy but the next day I warmed them up in the microwave and wrapped them in paper towel. The buns got soft. But they have a lot flavor. Even my picky eater loved these.

[maiammyself]

What happened to these sandwiches?! They are awesome for real

[annetomlinson]

I could buy brioche buns for $2.75, 1/2 lb of Roast Beef from the deli $3.60 and six slices of Cheddar from deli at $1.25 already have the butter and seasonings at home. Make this for $7.60 but they would be full sandwiches not sliders. Plus it wouldn't take as long. Only about 15 mins.

[msmelissaann]

If I were ever to but these, which for the price I probably won’t, I’d prolly thaw these overnight in the refrigerator so the cook time is much less. That bread seems ridiculously crunchy. My kids would hate it. Haha TFS

[Sun.ce.]

maybe they'd taste better microwaved! but still the price is kinda high

[Mattn]

I've never understood why these take so long to cook, basically defeating the point. Plus after 40 min the buns are rock hard. Wouldn't cost anymore to make them properly. Where I live the supermarkets sell frozen roast beef in gravy you can microwave. That's a better option with fresh buns

[lukecarrigan]

This is like something I could imagine Asda or Iceland in the UK starting to sell. Can't justify the cooking time and its like groundhog day watching a third review of these Burgers with the Maple glaze going over.Also I've just noticed the brand is 'Great Value' - It seems they aren't!!! Could you explain this brand please.

[hayleygold]

is it a new product? cause i don't think it'll last given the price and the hassle, since people buy the store brand to pay less usually. I'd buy the brand name, or even get it prepared from take out if the generic is this high priced--also, just curious, you guys say the word greasy differently from how they say it around here, so i wanted to know, do you say Grease, like the musical, the same way, or do you say that one withe the s sound and only z when you talk about oil?