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swordfish151
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I've tried that a couple of times, but didnt like the way i felt afterwards...
swordfish151
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eviction said:
overall bro, its great!! and yeah its greasy, but when you think about it..why wouldnt you enjoy a nice HUGE burger...but tasty it is!!!! not so much the greasy part..but like the carl's JR slogan "if it doesnt get all over the place....it doesnt belong in your face" and believe me it gets all over the place!!
SuperDawgy
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I like the way that Hardee's is basically saying FU to the other chains that are conforming to the bullshit politics of fast food activists! This is a big thumbing of the nose to these people. I also like the fact that their CEO made a reference to tree huggers! Balls! Big ones! And the chick riding the mechanical bull on their commercial...well, she's got it coming bro! I'd like to stick her between two buns and...wait...i meant to say i'd like to stick it between her two buns.
Hell yeah baby, I had one last week! And I'll have a few more with my dad while I'm visiting for thanksgiving... I'm running GH and bulking, so I can sure as hell afford to eat. Besides, 1400 calories in one burger? That's the kind of calories I need to grow, and tasty too. A messy eater is a happy eater, and I intend to be both this whole week 
Jarbeebus
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I get burgers like that with no mayo, take them home, squeeze the patties between paper towerls, add the mayo, and eat. This beauty would easily soak 4 paper towels.
Truth be told, "squeezed" burgers still taste great because the condiments and/or lettuce/tomato/onion add moisture.
Truth be told, "squeezed" burgers still taste great because the condiments and/or lettuce/tomato/onion add moisture.
Lee Priest happened, lol. And as for me, well, "clean" bulking is a diet. There's NO way I can get 5000 calories without some junk food, even then it's a stretch. When I "diet", it's still 3000cal/day, all clean, and I can barely force that down sometimes. I have to struggle to maintain weight, I need me some thickburgers!
Yes, I even have A burger while dieting.. HOW COME??? Pretty simple, I made my own meat paties.
I start with the leanest ground beeff I can find. Then season it with salt, peper, garlic, bit of onion, a touch of tomate paste.
While dieting, I normaly made a mix of leanest ground beef and some lean turkey ground meat (50/50 ratio). It works for me. I use the 2 fat gram hellmans mayo,plenty of lettuce and tomatoes. I hold on the cheese while dieting. I also cut muy own bread, trying to make some thing slices. Toead them a bit.
Also, I don't eat burgers every day... but at leat once a week. I try to avoid eating anything that heavy after the mid of my day. For me the best time to eat a burger is about 2 hours before working out.
While eating burbers I avoid any sugar drink. I drink water with a bit of lime. For some reason the lime cut that carb hunger on me.
Results are that I am able to enjoy my burger without any guilt!
I start with the leanest ground beeff I can find. Then season it with salt, peper, garlic, bit of onion, a touch of tomate paste.
While dieting, I normaly made a mix of leanest ground beef and some lean turkey ground meat (50/50 ratio). It works for me. I use the 2 fat gram hellmans mayo,plenty of lettuce and tomatoes. I hold on the cheese while dieting. I also cut muy own bread, trying to make some thing slices. Toead them a bit.
Also, I don't eat burgers every day... but at leat once a week. I try to avoid eating anything that heavy after the mid of my day. For me the best time to eat a burger is about 2 hours before working out.
While eating burbers I avoid any sugar drink. I drink water with a bit of lime. For some reason the lime cut that carb hunger on me.
Results are that I am able to enjoy my burger without any guilt!
I'd love to try one but there are no Hardee's in New Jersey, just like Sonic(dammit). I will stick to making my Home Heart Attack with my Foreman grill.
http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/storie...SITE=1010WINS&SECTION=HEALTH&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT
Dec 7, 8:04 AM EST
Hardee's Monster Burger Creates Uproar
By JIM SUHR
AP Business Writer
ST. LOUIS (AP) -- At 1,420 calories and 107 grams of fat, Hardee's Monster Thickburger couldn't escape notice in these diet-conscious times. Or the jabs of late-night talk show hosts.
Just a day after the Monster's rollout Nov. 15, Jay Leno quipped on "The Tonight Show" that the megaburger "actually comes in a little cardboard box shaped like a coffin." On David Letterman's "Late Show," an actor playing the chief of Hardee's corporate parent, CKE Restaurants Inc., in a sketch clutched his chest, then keeled over when asked of any health risks of a burger that size.
Media outlets from Japan, Spain, England, France and Australia have reported about the Monster.
"I don't think any of us anticipated anything like the media uproar we've seen," says Andy Puzder, the real president and CEO of California-based CKE.
But the word-of mouth advertising, coming on top of a new ad campaign, has had just the impact the company wanted. People have just had to try the Monster. All of it.
"You can certainly say it exceeded all my expectations," Puzder said of sales, although he declined to offer specifics.
The fuss is all about a super-supersized burger - two 1/3-pound slabs of all-Angus beef, four strips of bacon, three slices of cheese and mayonnaise on a buttered sesame seed bun. The sandwich alone sells for $5.49, or $7.09 with fries and a soda. The combo packs more calories and fat than most people should get in a day.
A Monster Thickburger bought by a reporter Monday at a St. Louis Hardee's was presented appealingly enough, wrapped neatly in light paper and standing a whopping 2 1/2 inches tall inside a box. But the double-pattied behemoth, bought as part of combo with French fries and a drink, stretched the mouth and stomach, too much for the reporter to absorb in one sitting.
Hardee's timing is interesting; McDonald's, Wendy's and other rival fast-food giants are offering salads and other lower-calorie fare. But Hardee's appears comfortable staking its future - at least near-term - on gargantuan burgers.
Hardee's already was offering five sandwiches with 1,000 calories or more, and eight overall that have more calories than what was once the big-burger standard - the 560-calorie Big Mac.
Still, the company has plenty of competition when it comes to big-calorie sandwiches. According to the corporate Web sites of the larger fast-food chains, the Double Quarter Pounder with cheese at McDonald's has 730 calories and 40 grams of fat, the Burger King Double Whopper with cheese (1,060 calories, 69 grams of fat), and the Wendy's Classic Triple with cheese (940 and 56).
"Not every product has to be aimed at the health-conscious," Puzder said, noting that since the introduction of the Thickburger family in April 2003, sales for the 2,067-restaurant chain have risen steadily.
Though CKE fell to a loss in the second-quarter ending Aug. 9 - given charges for settlement reserves and debt refinancing - the company said sales at its Hardee's and the Carl's Jr. chains rose in the four weeks ended Nov. 1 for the 17th straight reporting period.
Edwin Depke, 80, a retired box company worker who has long loved the Thickburgers, was won over by the Monster at a St. Louis Hardee's.
Calories schmalories, he said.
"They're big and thick, with all the trimmings," Depke said. "You don't have to worry about all bun and no meat."
"They're really good. Eat one, and you don't have to worry about another. It's a meal."
Still, many have questioned Hardee's approach at a time when airlines say America's growing waistlines are hurting their bottom lines, costing them more in fuel.
The Center for Science in the Public Interest, a Washington-based advocate for nutrition and health, dubbed the Thickburgers "food porn," the Monster "the fast-food equivalent of a snuff film."
"At a time of rampant heart disease and obesity, it is the height of corporate irresponsibility for a major chain to peddle a 1,420-calorie sandwich," the center said.
Lighten up, others say.
"Let the food puritans say what they will," the Star Tribune of Minneapolis said in an editorial. "There's nothing really wrong with counting the occasional juicy burger among life's simple pleasures."
"The promotional campaign has relied so heavily on humor that it seems possible to take the Monster Thickburger itself as kind of a goof on the fast-food industry's belated and rather lame, lawsuit-driven trend toward healthier menu choices," the newspaper said, asking "does anyone who savors a good green salad really think McDonald's or Subway is the place to go?"
Chase Squires, a St. Petersburg (Fla.) Times reporter, tried the Monster Thickburger and found it "kind of mushy," opining in a column Nov. 23 that there were healthier food options. Holiday air travelers, he suggested, should go lighter on the airlines and "have a stick of butter instead. That has only 800 calories and 88 grams of fat. We could always wrap it in bacon."
Puzder has the stomach for such dissent.
"We want Hardee's to be known as the place for big, juicy, decadent burgers," he says. "Every time (comics or critics) come out with something, it helps us advance the impression of the brand. This all helps."
On the Net:
CKE Restaurants Inc., www.ckr.com
http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/storie...SITE=1010WINS&SECTION=HEALTH&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT
Dec 7, 8:04 AM EST
Hardee's Monster Burger Creates Uproar
By JIM SUHR
AP Business Writer
ST. LOUIS (AP) -- At 1,420 calories and 107 grams of fat, Hardee's Monster Thickburger couldn't escape notice in these diet-conscious times. Or the jabs of late-night talk show hosts.
Just a day after the Monster's rollout Nov. 15, Jay Leno quipped on "The Tonight Show" that the megaburger "actually comes in a little cardboard box shaped like a coffin." On David Letterman's "Late Show," an actor playing the chief of Hardee's corporate parent, CKE Restaurants Inc., in a sketch clutched his chest, then keeled over when asked of any health risks of a burger that size.
Media outlets from Japan, Spain, England, France and Australia have reported about the Monster.
"I don't think any of us anticipated anything like the media uproar we've seen," says Andy Puzder, the real president and CEO of California-based CKE.
But the word-of mouth advertising, coming on top of a new ad campaign, has had just the impact the company wanted. People have just had to try the Monster. All of it.
"You can certainly say it exceeded all my expectations," Puzder said of sales, although he declined to offer specifics.
The fuss is all about a super-supersized burger - two 1/3-pound slabs of all-Angus beef, four strips of bacon, three slices of cheese and mayonnaise on a buttered sesame seed bun. The sandwich alone sells for $5.49, or $7.09 with fries and a soda. The combo packs more calories and fat than most people should get in a day.
A Monster Thickburger bought by a reporter Monday at a St. Louis Hardee's was presented appealingly enough, wrapped neatly in light paper and standing a whopping 2 1/2 inches tall inside a box. But the double-pattied behemoth, bought as part of combo with French fries and a drink, stretched the mouth and stomach, too much for the reporter to absorb in one sitting.
Hardee's timing is interesting; McDonald's, Wendy's and other rival fast-food giants are offering salads and other lower-calorie fare. But Hardee's appears comfortable staking its future - at least near-term - on gargantuan burgers.
Hardee's already was offering five sandwiches with 1,000 calories or more, and eight overall that have more calories than what was once the big-burger standard - the 560-calorie Big Mac.
Still, the company has plenty of competition when it comes to big-calorie sandwiches. According to the corporate Web sites of the larger fast-food chains, the Double Quarter Pounder with cheese at McDonald's has 730 calories and 40 grams of fat, the Burger King Double Whopper with cheese (1,060 calories, 69 grams of fat), and the Wendy's Classic Triple with cheese (940 and 56).
"Not every product has to be aimed at the health-conscious," Puzder said, noting that since the introduction of the Thickburger family in April 2003, sales for the 2,067-restaurant chain have risen steadily.
Though CKE fell to a loss in the second-quarter ending Aug. 9 - given charges for settlement reserves and debt refinancing - the company said sales at its Hardee's and the Carl's Jr. chains rose in the four weeks ended Nov. 1 for the 17th straight reporting period.
Edwin Depke, 80, a retired box company worker who has long loved the Thickburgers, was won over by the Monster at a St. Louis Hardee's.
Calories schmalories, he said.
"They're big and thick, with all the trimmings," Depke said. "You don't have to worry about all bun and no meat."
"They're really good. Eat one, and you don't have to worry about another. It's a meal."
Still, many have questioned Hardee's approach at a time when airlines say America's growing waistlines are hurting their bottom lines, costing them more in fuel.
The Center for Science in the Public Interest, a Washington-based advocate for nutrition and health, dubbed the Thickburgers "food porn," the Monster "the fast-food equivalent of a snuff film."
"At a time of rampant heart disease and obesity, it is the height of corporate irresponsibility for a major chain to peddle a 1,420-calorie sandwich," the center said.
Lighten up, others say.
"Let the food puritans say what they will," the Star Tribune of Minneapolis said in an editorial. "There's nothing really wrong with counting the occasional juicy burger among life's simple pleasures."
"The promotional campaign has relied so heavily on humor that it seems possible to take the Monster Thickburger itself as kind of a goof on the fast-food industry's belated and rather lame, lawsuit-driven trend toward healthier menu choices," the newspaper said, asking "does anyone who savors a good green salad really think McDonald's or Subway is the place to go?"
Chase Squires, a St. Petersburg (Fla.) Times reporter, tried the Monster Thickburger and found it "kind of mushy," opining in a column Nov. 23 that there were healthier food options. Holiday air travelers, he suggested, should go lighter on the airlines and "have a stick of butter instead. That has only 800 calories and 88 grams of fat. We could always wrap it in bacon."
Puzder has the stomach for such dissent.
"We want Hardee's to be known as the place for big, juicy, decadent burgers," he says. "Every time (comics or critics) come out with something, it helps us advance the impression of the brand. This all helps."
On the Net:
CKE Restaurants Inc., www.ckr.com
chgolatin2
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imo, turkey burgers are the BEST! Good source of protein 26g, without the fat...
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UA_Iron
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you should feel bad if you get one of these
why?
because you only got one! get two of them next time, minus the mayo.
why?
because you only got one! get two of them next time, minus the mayo.
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escher
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Damn you Eviction. I took one look at the picture in the first hyperlink and had to run to the bathroom to do a Calista Flockhart (finger in back of throat to regurgitate). S**t that's a nasty looking burger. Props to Hardee's for appealing to all the fat people who gave up on Atkin's, Dr. Phil, and all the other low-carb gimics. Guess that restaurant knows their market. Ick. Gonna go nurse on some fruit and veggies now...
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super_rice
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i'm a tiny ass mofo. i'd definately eat two and come back the next day for more... or maybe split it up so that i could have one for each of my daily meals 
super_rice
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Loths said:
i do the same thing, cept i don't do the cooking. man, those homemade burgers are sweet
Tomek.. The HULK
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How about one of these guys??
Not sure if i could swallow it....
Not sure if i could swallow it....
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Elite_Fry
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i wish i didnt read this post 
massatronic
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My answer to the anti-burger crowd is two words:
George Foreman
The guy kicks ass and was in shape in his heyday.
For rugby layers:
Jonah Lomu (or stick to salad and chicken and look like Callard)
George Foreman
The guy kicks ass and was in shape in his heyday.
For rugby layers:
Jonah Lomu (or stick to salad and chicken and look like Callard)
kimchee411
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manney544 said:
At least you get some considerable protein out of it... better than Krispy Kreme. I think that's a little too much burger for me to handle though. I had a Double Western Bacon Cheeseburger yesterday (960 cal) and it was perfect
Carl Carlson
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That's the 9 lb burger at that bar out in PA... 6 lbs of beef and 3 lbs of fixins... no one has been able to finish it within the time limit (3 hours) except for some 100 lb girl from New Jersey just recently.Tomek.. The HULK said:How about one of these guys??
Not sure if i could swallow it....
http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/B/BURGER_CHALLENGE?SITE=1010WINS&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT
Jan 17, 7:44 AM EST
Woman Eats Six-Pound Hamburger
CLEARFIELD, Pa. (AP) -- Kate Stelnick may weigh only 100 pounds, but her appetite is remarkable. The college student from Princeton, N.J., is the first to meet a restaurant's challenge by downing its six-pound hamburger - and five pounds of fixins' - within three hours.
Stelnick didn't eat for two days to prepare for the challenge. "I felt very full, but I was too excited that I actually ate it to notice," Stelnick said.
Stelnick, 19, made the five-hour drive to Denny's Beer Barrel Pub with two friends from The College of New Jersey on Wednesday, after they saw pictures of the monster burger, dubbed the Ye Old 96er.
Denny Leigey Jr., the owner of the bar 35 miles northwest of State College, had offered a two-pound burger for years and conceived of the six-pounder after his daughter went to college and phoned him about a bar that sold a four-pounder.
But nobody had finished the big burger in the three-hour time limit since it was introduced on Super Bowl Sunday 1998. In addition to the meat, contestants much eat one large onion, two whole tomatoes, one half head of lettuce, 1 1/4 pounds of cheese, two buns, and a cup each of mayonnaise, ketchup, mustard, relish, banana peppers and some pickles.
Stelnick did it all in two hours, 54 minutes.
Leigey said he was pretty sure somebody would meet his burger challenge, though he didn't have a petite woman in mind.
"I wouldn't have made it if I didn't think it was possible," Leigey said.
Jan 17, 7:44 AM EST
Woman Eats Six-Pound Hamburger
CLEARFIELD, Pa. (AP) -- Kate Stelnick may weigh only 100 pounds, but her appetite is remarkable. The college student from Princeton, N.J., is the first to meet a restaurant's challenge by downing its six-pound hamburger - and five pounds of fixins' - within three hours.
Stelnick didn't eat for two days to prepare for the challenge. "I felt very full, but I was too excited that I actually ate it to notice," Stelnick said.
Stelnick, 19, made the five-hour drive to Denny's Beer Barrel Pub with two friends from The College of New Jersey on Wednesday, after they saw pictures of the monster burger, dubbed the Ye Old 96er.
Denny Leigey Jr., the owner of the bar 35 miles northwest of State College, had offered a two-pound burger for years and conceived of the six-pounder after his daughter went to college and phoned him about a bar that sold a four-pounder.
But nobody had finished the big burger in the three-hour time limit since it was introduced on Super Bowl Sunday 1998. In addition to the meat, contestants much eat one large onion, two whole tomatoes, one half head of lettuce, 1 1/4 pounds of cheese, two buns, and a cup each of mayonnaise, ketchup, mustard, relish, banana peppers and some pickles.
Stelnick did it all in two hours, 54 minutes.
Leigey said he was pretty sure somebody would meet his burger challenge, though he didn't have a petite woman in mind.
"I wouldn't have made it if I didn't think it was possible," Leigey said.
kimchee411
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I don't see why this is such a shock to people. Fuddrucker's has all of their burgers in a full pound variety... but I guess that's acceptable because you pay $10 to sit in a restaurant and eat it off of a plate instead of out of a wrapper. LOL those pics are hilarious. Looks like a normal burger that's been exposed to radioactive waste.
I eat a LOT of burgers... LOVE the shit....
Gigantasor
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fucker!
morganater
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that carls jr burger has 2 1/2 pound patties. Freakin pwns that small 2/3 lb pos lol
i haven't had a burger in months...
i haven't had a burger in months...
Mithrandir
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That thing is nasty...when I swim (UT is re-doing the pool) I cannot eat greasy shit, I feel like a lard ass.
ridethesnake
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Hardee's = Fast Food = Shit. High school drop outs scratching their nuts and picking their nose and then touching something i'm going to put in my mouth? don't think i really believe that i would be getting angus beef either. and is anything added to the beef? not to mention the 'cheese' they use. how much MSG is in that burger? the tend to add MSG to everything that's served at fastfood restaurants. It's not the nutrional content so much much as the quality of food they use and the quality of people that would be preparing it. i'd like to see lab tests done on the shit.
but i do rock stupidly fat burgers once every 1-2 weeks. I like bacon, bbq sauce, and swiss on 1/2+ lb of bison.
the burgers i eat are fine on my stomach. i'd bet more than a nickel that if i had one from hardee's that i would have make arrangements to stay on the shitter for a few days. once you quit eating fast food, when you do, you get punished. i guess your body gets a tolerance to all the chemicals they put in the food.
but i do rock stupidly fat burgers once every 1-2 weeks. I like bacon, bbq sauce, and swiss on 1/2+ lb of bison.
the burgers i eat are fine on my stomach. i'd bet more than a nickel that if i had one from hardee's that i would have make arrangements to stay on the shitter for a few days. once you quit eating fast food, when you do, you get punished. i guess your body gets a tolerance to all the chemicals they put in the food.
The burger wars continue...
Pa. Eatery Offers New 15-Pound Burger
CLEARFIELD, Pa. (AP) -- The burger war is growing. Literally. Denny's Beer Barrel Pub, which lost its crown as the home of the world's biggest burger earlier this year, is now offering a new burger that weighs a whopping 15 pounds.
Dubbed the Beer Barrel Belly Buster, the burger comes with 10.5 pounds of ground beef, 25 slices of cheese, a head of lettuce, three tomatoes, two onions, a cup-and-a-half each of mayonnaise, relish, ketchup, mustard and banana peppers - and a bun.
It costs $30.
"It can feed a family of 10," said Denny Liegey Sr., the restaurant's owner.
Denny's Beer Barrel Pub had offered a 6-pound burger - with 5 pounds of toppings.
In February, a 100-pound female college student became the first to eat the burger within the three-hour time limit. Kate Stelnick, of Princeton, N.J., was awarded a special certificate, a T-shirt and other prizes and Leigey picked up the $23.95 tab for the burger.
One month later, the Clinton Station Diner in Clinton, N.J., introduced a 12.5-pound burger dubbed Zeus.
So Liegey responded, and the Belly Buster was born.
Over the weekend, four men took the challenge, but couldn't get through the entire burger. They opted for doggie bags, instead.
"It's a little too much for me to handle," said Steve Hepburn, of Clearfield. "It's like trying to eat half a cow."
http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/B/BIGGEST_BURGER?SITE=1010WINS&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT
Pa. Eatery Offers New 15-Pound Burger
CLEARFIELD, Pa. (AP) -- The burger war is growing. Literally. Denny's Beer Barrel Pub, which lost its crown as the home of the world's biggest burger earlier this year, is now offering a new burger that weighs a whopping 15 pounds.
Dubbed the Beer Barrel Belly Buster, the burger comes with 10.5 pounds of ground beef, 25 slices of cheese, a head of lettuce, three tomatoes, two onions, a cup-and-a-half each of mayonnaise, relish, ketchup, mustard and banana peppers - and a bun.
It costs $30.
"It can feed a family of 10," said Denny Liegey Sr., the restaurant's owner.
Denny's Beer Barrel Pub had offered a 6-pound burger - with 5 pounds of toppings.
In February, a 100-pound female college student became the first to eat the burger within the three-hour time limit. Kate Stelnick, of Princeton, N.J., was awarded a special certificate, a T-shirt and other prizes and Leigey picked up the $23.95 tab for the burger.
One month later, the Clinton Station Diner in Clinton, N.J., introduced a 12.5-pound burger dubbed Zeus.
So Liegey responded, and the Belly Buster was born.
Over the weekend, four men took the challenge, but couldn't get through the entire burger. They opted for doggie bags, instead.
"It's a little too much for me to handle," said Steve Hepburn, of Clearfield. "It's like trying to eat half a cow."
http://hosted.ap.org/dynamic/stories/B/BIGGEST_BURGER?SITE=1010WINS&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT
PatBateman3
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sacto
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Out here in the West, we have Hardee's brother rest., Carl's Jr. Their version is the Double Six Dollar burger. I tried it. Ate it. Didn't feel all that great later......But the single Six Dollar burger rocks! And you can go "protein" style (no bun). I can't live without a good burger once in a while. Simple pleasures in life.
studlife22
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ive had the double western six dollar burger from carls jr, the thing gave me a headache and i thought i was gonna puke the rest of the night
