Sounds interesting. I could use something like that at work.

They're really frozen and frozen well? Not frozen/half unfrozen then refrozen?

Can you guarantee they were prepared under sanitary conditions?

I'm not trying to be a jerk, I'm genuinely interested because I live in the Chaoyang Park area and I'm silly for Mexican Food.

Thanks.

Sweet.

What I'd like to do is pick them up in the evening, keep them in my freezer overnight and bring them to heat up at work for lunch.

You mind posting the prices?

Cheap!

If it's delicious and I'm not stricken with la duzi the first time, I can definitely whore your burritos out at an inflated price to my colleagues.

It's only fair since I'd be transporting them.

Good luck.

I suppose sour cream, for an extra fee of course, would be too much to ask?

Hard to keep fresh?

I like the idea, there's absolutely nothing wrong with frozen food if it's well prepared, not 7-11 style mass produced.

I used to freeze lasagna and home-made perogies back home all the time.

It's a good business idea, what you're doing at the moment.

actually, the picture looks like an ersatz burrito....if mexico went to war with Guatemala, and they had to ration flavor, homes....
tell the truth....Cali has the best mexican food, even better than mexico, hermano.

The whole burrito problem can be solved by buying frozen burritos and flautas at Costco in LA , and flying them in in freezer paks by the 1000 kilo load....sell them for 25 rmb each and make a big profit.

I already worked it out..but it can't be done in cherry season.

I just googled the word 'pwned', and these are two of the first images that came up

score one point for tommy

subtract one big point for tommy

the photo you posted clearly has lettuce tomato and guacamole in it.

err... not

Sorry doesn't cut it. I repeat, the photo you posted clearly has lettuce tomato and guacamole in it.

In the real world, that's advertising fraud. There's laws against it here and in more developed countries.

I know you're a small business and operating in a relatively loosely regulated environment.

But by putting up a fake picture, you've sent one or more of the following messages to your potential consumers:

1. The real product is so visually unappetizing you dare not post a real pic

2. You can't be bothered to spent the time it would take to have a decent picture taken of your product, which means you probably cut corners in other ways as well.

3. You're just kind of into bending the truth and don't mind to do so for the sake of a buck, and therefore your statement:

is probably b.s. as well.

You should be more careful, really. Think.

I'm going to buy one later, take a picture and post it here.

Ok. Better still be some there tonight.....now I want to try one

This is funny - TG, you should have just stated what was in your burritos, the price and left it at that. Not a good idea to post pictures that you find online via google. :roll:

I'm waiting for Microphonehead's photo.

People, it's a frozen burrito.

Good enough for me. Do you have any bean & cheese ones for vegetarians?

yeah, I think at this stage its gone a bit silly.

We all know what a burrito looks like, lets wait for some more reviews.