Pure Burger Porn And Other Tempting Treats!

No burger is good without fries;

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Originally posted by 911Porsche

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People from the "frozen" Up North have no taste!

I'm from up north. I'll tell you that when its 20below all we have is food. And all I have is the delicious foods that we produce

Aussie Burgers:

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Perhaps you’d like to start the day with this artery clogger

Hardee’s Monster Biscuit

Baconcheesepizzaburger

The Hamdog

A hamdog is an American dish that consists of a hot dog which is wrapped in a beef patty and then deep-fried. It was invented by Chandler Goff in February 2005, and a hamdog eating contest was established in 2007. Dr. Nicholas Lang, professor of surgery at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, advised against ever consuming a hamdog at any point in one's lifetime.

Bacon Beer!
 
Imagine a world where bacon and beer live together in glorious harmony. As you drink, you eat, and drink more, then eat more, until you can do neither. Oh glorious bacon, is there nothing you can't do?

How about a bacon stuffed grilled cheese double patty fatty then...

Spaghetti Meatball On A Stick:
Strands of cooked spaghetti worked into a meatball, dipped in dough, deep-fried, then topped with marinara sauce.

The 30,000 Calorie Sandwich:
Sandwich filled with ground beef, bacon, corn dogs, ham, pastrami, roast beef, bratwurst, braunschweiger and turkey, topped with fried mushrooms, onion rings, swiss/provolone/ cheddar/feta/parmesan cheeses, lettuce and butter on a loaf white bread.

Don’t care for regular donut? Have a Round Rock Donut.!

La Torta in San Diego.

What’s good to eat there? A super sized torta sandwich! In particular, the Super Natalia Torta ($7.75). It includes roast beef, turkey, ham, bacon, avocado, lettuce, tomato, american cheese, jalapeno, and a side of thin cut potato fries. Its approximately 4 inches high, 5 inches wide, and 6 inches long.

The Pork Hammer

Big Ass Sandwiches of Portland, Oregon is home to creations like the ‘Gut Bomb’ and their signature creation ‘The Pork Hammer’; piled high with ham, sausage and bacon, topped with fistfuls of home-cut fries and masses of coleslaw, giving the term ‘pigging out’ a whole new meaning

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The Hamdog

A hamdog is an American dish that consists of a hot dog which is wrapped in a beef patty and then deep-fried. It was invented by Chandler Goff in February 2005, and a hamdog eating contest was established in 2007. Dr. Nicholas Lang, professor of surgery at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, advised against ever consuming a hamdog at any point in one's lifetime.

Finally some sound advice.

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Originally posted by Sugarpie

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Finally some sound advice.

Jeeze Peeze do you want some of theeze?



No, Wait, Supersize it!

Friendly's grilled cheese burger melt packs a gut-busting punch with a hefty beef patty nestled in between two grilled cheese sandwiches, serving up a whopping 1,500 calories and 97g of fat.  Not so ‘Friendly’ after all.

The only thing more ridiculous than its name is the list of ingredients it contains.  If a meat-fix is what you are looking for, then Brunchbox in Portland, Oregon has just what you need.  The Redonkadonk boasts a jumbo filling of eggs, ham, spam, bacon and cheese on a beef patty sandwiched between two grilled cheese sandwiches; a creation so ridiculous, they gave it a name to match.

Doner kebabs remain one of our favourite foods to tuck into after a night out, but healthy they are not.  Just a small doner kebab contains 1,000 calories and 63g of fat!  Large portions contain closer to 2,000 calories and well over 100g of fat.  This is heart attack food at its finest.

The Fat Daddy

Munchies 420 Café in Sarasota, Florida has created a monster. ‘The Fat Daddy’ is a back-breaking creation, filled with chopped steak, mushroom, onions, peppers, a cheeseburger, chicken fingers, breaded mozzarella sticks, potato wedges, lettuce, tomatoes and mayonnaise.  Dessert anyone?

The Monte Cristo

 Head to the Rusty Pelican Café in Seattle, Washington where you can indulge in a ‘Monte Cristo’ two doorstep slices of cinnamon swirl bread dipped and fried in egg batter encasing slices of ham, turkey and Swiss cheese dusted with icing sugar, served with jam.