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Did you know that we can ship frozen burritos to almost everywhere in the country?  That's right- some of the best freezer food in America, waiting for you when you get home from work!  We make the burritos using the ingredients we can successfully freeze - beef, pinto beans, black beans, and cheese - and then ship the frozen burritos and red sauce to your door via FedEx.  Read the information below and then treat yourself to a little bit of Gainesville that will take you back to your college days.  And don't forget that a box of burritos makes a very welcome gift for your favorite Gator's birthday, for exhausted new parents, or for someone you want to schmooze at work.  Order some today and find out why we've shipped more than 50,000 burritos to Gators everywhere.

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Please, please, please read the following information before ordering!

bulletTHIS IS IMPORTANT:  Please order via the secure online ordering system or email us at randy37606@aol.com.  If emailing, you need not include information like credit card numbers.  Send us your contact info and your order and we'll call you for payment information.
bulletShipping outside of the southeast US is on the expensive side.  We will not charge your credit card until we get approval from you for express shipping costs.  BTW, we pass on our discounts to our customers when using FedEx express services.  We do not take a cut of what you are charged for express FedEx.   
bulletEverything is made to order.  As you know, Burrito Bros. is a small business and production is limited.  Please order as early as possible, especially for Gator games, special occasions and holidays.
bulletWe only ship things that freeze and reheat successfully, so we won't ship guacamole, tacos, enchiladas, fresh vegetable salsa or chips.  We also cannot include the fresh veggies or sour cream that you'd get on a burrito at the store in Gainesville.
bulletWe automatically include a generous portion of red sauce for each burrito you order.  You may want to order extra.  It makes ordinary chips a treat, makes the best bloody Mary even better and lasts almost forever in the refrigerator or freezer.
bulletWe ship using frozen gel packs inside of styrofoam coolers encased in heavy cardboard boxes. 
bullet If you live in FL or GA, we can probably ship using FedEx ground service.  This is much less expensive than 2nd day and in most places in FL, you'll get your box the day after we ship.  If you live elsewhere, we ship express FedEx 2nd day. 
bulletYou need not be home to accept delivery from FedEx, but we cannot be responsible for packages removed from your front door by hungry thieves.
bulletLike FedEx, we cannot be responsible for delays caused by bad weather (#$%&^!!@#$+* hurricanes, snow storms, etc.).  We check for bad weather before we ship, but we're not meteorologists!  Order at your own risk!
bulletFedEx rates are based on the weight of the package and the distance of the destination from Gainesville.  After we receive your online order, we'll let you know what the shipping rates are via return email.  If you have a FedEx number and can get better rates than we do, we'll be happy to bill the shipping to your account. 
bulletThere is an additional charge for the packaging we use- $9 to $19, depending on the size of the box and number of gel packs required.  We charge you what we pay for these materials.  The smallest box holds a maximum of 7 burritos and 2 quarts of red sauce.  The medium box holds 12 burritos and 2 quarts of red.  The large box holds 24 burritos and 4 quarts of sauce.  The extra large box holds 36 burritos and 7 quarts of sauce.  We can usually fit more burritos in each box if the destination is in Florida.  There is no minimum order. 
bulletFor shipping purposes, the primo burrito has a significantly larger portion of beef and/or beans than does the regular burrito.
bulletWe recommend that you not double wrap your burritos.  With frozen burritos, the double wrap is superfluous since these burritos are intended to be eaten with a knife and fork rather than with your hands like at the store in Gainesville.
bulletWe accept VISA, MasterCard, American Express and Discover for payment.
bulletClick on this link to view some comment cards returned by our enthusiastic customers, many of whom have ordered repeatedly.
bulletRemember that your order is not final until we respond via email with the total cost, including shipping, packaging and tax and the day/date you'll get your order.

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In case you've lost the directions for reheating your burritos, here they are...

Please remember that all microwaves and conventional ovens are different.  Check frequently while defrosting and heating your food.  Burritos are best if thawed before heating. Please thaw in the refrigerator. 

Microwave instructions:

Remove all wrappers.  Place burrito on paper towels.  Defrost if necessary for 3-4 minutes on defrost mode.  This may be all you need to do, depending on your microwave. The burritos should be soft and warm.  You may have to flip them for thorough thawing.  Heat primo beef burritos for about 2 1/2 minutes on medium and bean and combo primos for about 3 1/2 minutes on medium.  Regular burritos take less time.

Conventional oven instructions:

Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Remove all wrappers.  Place thawed burritos in a lightly greased baking dish.  Add some additional grated cheddar cheese on top of the burritos and pour a small amount of red sauce on top of the cheese.  Heat for about 15-18 minutes or until the cheese is melted and the burritos are hot.

Finishing:

To end up with burritos similar to the ones you'd get in Gainesville, top with some shredded iceberg lettuce, sour cream, onions, etc.  We've included jalapeno peppers in the small plastic cup.  The red sauce is best if not icy cold when served.  Store in the refrigerator or freezer but warm slightly before serving.