LOL yah the eggs were a riot! Still I do NOT believe the government has ANY business telling people what foods they can sell so wouldn't want to go there. It is just sad that people are stupid enough to eat them. And ya I've eaten my fair share of garbage "food."
LOL this reminds me of a song by my favorite music artist, Randy Stonehill... the song is called American Fast Food... lyrics are at:
"You won't have to embalm me when my life is through
There are so many preservatives in what I eat
The job's being done right now for you"
Scary thought.
Okay, someone found something I WOULDN'T have eaten before my lifestyle change: bacon cereal. Now that, I wouldn't have eaten. But if I happened to have been a bacon fan, yeah probably. And everytime I see that Krispey Kreme burger, I say, "I would have eaten 2 or 3 of those." I remember going to Hardee's one time and eating 2 of their spicy thickburgers. I couldn't even look at one of those know. I'd rather eat carpet.
LOL I was pretty bad but I would NOT have eaten bacon cereal OR Krispy Kreme burger. Ewwwwww.. SUGARY donuts with hamburger? I actually tried a Hardee's monster thickburger once just to see what it was... GAG.. it was dried out and horrible!! I couldn't eat it.
LOL I was pretty bad but I would NOT have eaten bacon cereal OR Krispy Kreme burger. Ewwwwww.. SUGARY donuts with hamburger? I actually tried a Hardee's monster thickburger once just to see what it was... GAG.. it was dried out and horrible!! I couldn't eat it.
Never had any of those monster burgers, but I did have a hamburger once from a place called Fuddruckers. I got the smallest one they had and it was still big enough to split between two people.
I used to love all the super bad for me foods - Bloomin' Onion - like 2000 calories, Qdoba nachos with cheese and sour cream and guac - like 1200 calories. That banana eggroll dessert from P.F. Chang's? 1860 calories, 235 carbs, 97 grams of fat, 43 saturated. I deliberately did not WANT to know.
There is a great little cafe in the office building I work in. Every morning for at least 4 years, my breakfast was a venti caramel latte with whip (550 calories, 30 grams of fat) and a cranberry walnut muffin (500 calories, 24 grams of fat). Au Bon Pain has a website, the caloric information for my daily breakfast was easily available - I just didn't want to look!! I'm just surprised I didn't get the breve latte (made with half and half!!).
Has anyone heard of the Elvis sandwich... apparently Elvis had a favorite sandwich - and he would eat a whole one at a time...
1 loaf of unsliced bread (I don't know what kind - like french bread or what)
1 whole jar of peanut butter
1 whole jar of jelly
1lb fried bacon
(slice your bread, slather on pb & j and add bacon)
I think this sandwich had over 10,000 calories....
YUCK!
I think i gained a pound reading the article....lol.
The biggest burger I ever saw was at a place called "Mugshots" a bar and grill. I'm not sure how many pounds of beef it had, but it was 3 burger patties, three bun slices and several slices of cheese. it stood about 6 inches high. it cost $12, but if you could eat it all, it was free. I watched some body try, but we left before he finished. it was huge!!
This burger tops them all. It is served at a bar & grill in Pennsylvania. (I read this in a CNN article awhile back and just looked for it, because I couldn't remember the name of the bar and Eureka! I found it online)
"Dennis Liegey, the owner of Denny's Beer Barrel Pub in Clearfield, 120 northeast of Pittsburgh, said the "Beer Barrel Belly Buster" weighs in with 10 pounds of meat molded into a 20-inch patty on a specially baked, 17-inch bun.
The balance of the weight comes from 25 slices of cheese, a head of lettuce, three tomatoes, two onions, plus copious quantities of mayo, ketchup, relish, mustard, and peppers.
If you eat it within 3 hours, you get it for free. For everyone else, it costs $30.
Oh my God in Heaven!! Could you just imagine the terribly horrible stomach ache you would get after eating that? Talk about feeling like acid is running through your instestines! I feel nauseous just looking at that.
Ugh, bacon cereal?! Holy GROSS!! My friend, Scott, always talks about wanting to make a steak out of just bacon. YUCK!
Have you seen the Turducken? It's not so incredibly bad for you but it's in the "who'd've thunk it?" catagory.
I actually tried making it one year for christmas. It didn't quite turn out the way the picture looked. It's a deboned chicken stuffed inside a deboned duck stuffed inside a deboned turkey. Plus various stuffings in between. After I had to go to urgent care to get a few stitches in my finger after the knife slipped while deboning the duck. I decided that turkduckens are interesting conversation pieces but dang sure aren't work the effort.
On Thanksgiving, Sonya Thomas, a slight, 36-year-old former Burger King manager from Alexandria, Va., won the first-ever turducken eating championship, wolfing down more of the chicken-stuffed-into-a-duck-stuffed-into-a-turkey faster than anyone else on Earth.
To win the Thankgiving Meal Invitational, the 105-pound woman ate nearly eight plates of the Cajun delicacy in 12 minutes, beating out some of the best -- and biggest -- members of the International Federation of Competitive Eating.
