I tested 7-Eleven pizza, hot dogs and a taquito for $3 and one item was like chewing on a rubber tir

A FOOD connoisseur has found mixed feelings about the food he purchased at 7-Eleven.

The convenience store chain sells items from groceries to Slurpees.

It also sells hot prepared items, and a food critic who goes by Mr.ChimeTime on TikTok reviewed some of them in a recent video.

Much of his content relates to him doing food tests on new products, whether that’s Dunkin ’ Donuts bakery items or chicken nuggets from a local gas station.

While it only cost him $3, this review at 7-Eleven created some suspense, as he had the waiting theme from the game show Who Wants to be a Millionaire playing in the background.

Here’s what he had to say about each product.

1. Pizza

First up is the pizza.

If anyone remembers, Barstool founder Dave Portnoy reviewed a 7-Eleven slice a few years ago.

And well, he found it to be “disgusting” and scored it a 0.02 out of 10.

Meanwhile, MrChimeTime had some mixed feelings about the pizza.

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He said the sauce wasn’t “that bad”, but compared the chewiness of the treat to a rubbery tire.

So perhaps 7-Eleven will appreciate that one a bit more than “disgusting.”

2. Hot dog

The hot dog at 7-Eleven came with onions, chili and mustard.

MrChimeTime labeled the dog itself as “juicy” and said that the chili was decent.

But he wasn’t too happy with the bun, calling it “hard as f**k”.

3. Taquito

At 7-Eleven, you can choose from a few varieties of Taquitos including buffalo chicken, Monterey jack chicken, steak and cheese and Jalapeno cream cheese.

But MrChimeTime went with the taco and cheese style.

As he was biting into the Taquito, you could clearly hear a loud crunch.

Along with touting the crunchiness, he described the food item as “long and cheesy”.

It’s safe to say, he was a fan of the taco and cheese Taquito.

Overall, he rated the entire review a six out of 10.

That's not bad for $3.

7-Eleven did not respond to The Sun’s request for comment.

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