We call it "the good morning burger!"

[Nixon]

Heart attack-inducing sandwich? (http://money.cnn.com/2005/03/28/news/midcaps/burgerking_breakfast/index.htm?cnn=yes)

:lol The caption "burger king to offer enormous sandwich" really caught my eye. I should try one.

And now, here is a random picture that everyone can enjoy
http://mdn.mainichi.co.jp/photojournal/images/2005/03/28eagles267.jpg

[Caciss]

Well, I sure enjoyed the picture...

[Fushigi na Renamon]

They call it "the good morning burger!"

I call it "creeping death for your arteries."

[Kefka Jr.]

I made myself a good morning burger once...

[TheHonorableRyu]

That Simpsons sequence and all related sequences are great!

There are those, like me, who can yet get away with massive calorie intakes, but I don't think I want an Enormous Omelet sandwich. I broke a multiple-year fast from Burger King to just try the Angus Steak Burger, which was a colossal let down, and I never ate at Burger King again. I try to whet my carnivorous side as far away from fast food as possible.

[The Toecutter]

Only 730 calories?


What a wussy ass sandwich. Besides, a Classic Double from Wendies has almost as many calories.

If I owned a restaurant, I'd make my 3,000 calorie special. A full pound and a half of ground beef served on a toasted keiser roll, dripping with blood(served medium), fat, and cheddar. Optional would be replacing the kaiser rolls with strips of crisp bacon. Inside the burger is placed a full stick of butter before frying. The burger patty is way too big for the bun(bread or bacon) and about 3 inches thick. In my case, everything would be organic considering the hazards that could be present in mass manufactured and processed meats in this day and age. It would be the most healthy artery clogger known to man(healthy as in you won't risk getting e-coli poisoning, mad cow disease, or other ailments that are meat is sometimes contaminated with).

[altoecko]

For Burger King try the Crispy Chicken sandwich. That Monster ThickBurger kicks ass!

[Fushigi na Renamon]

1,400 calories and 107 grams of fat.

I can't even imagine eating something that huge and fattening... that's disgusting!

See also the poll results from CNN's question about the Enormous Omelet... (http://money.cnn.com/POLLSERVER/results/16764.html)

[Redneck 2000]

I'd hit it.

And terr, I would SO eat your burger... over the course of a week

[Dreamknight]

I'm surprised fast food breakfasts are as successful as they are...

buuut,I'm not a working man, I guess I can't really fathom the morning rush.

[The Toecutter]

Damn lack of Hardee's in Canada. That burger sounds nuts.

I'd have tried one would the meat industries not be getting away with what they've been recently. The USDA really needs to get their act together and tell the agribusiness giants to go **** themselves, and start inspecting all cows, pigs, and chickens to be prepared for human consumption for prion infections. 25 cents an animal won't kill them.

But only 1400 calories? So much bigger can be made and has been made. 1400 calories is about 1/3 to 1/2 of my daily caloric intake, depending on how much I eat that day. Damn metabolism.

[TheHonorableRyu]

My current record for most eaten in one sitting is 6 pounds of prime rib at Bally's Big Kitchen Cafe, Las Vegas. And I was only 120 pounds at the time (4 years ago). So I'd definitely try Terr's burger!

[The Toecutter]

Wow. 6 pounds.


I don't know the most pounds of meat I've eaten in one sitting, but I'm sure it's around your figure. That much food hurts when it comes out.

[The_Real_Crunk]

Only if it comes out in one giant log. :lol

[The Dark Jester]

Thats when you put your finger on the spout of the hose and spray it out.

[Czechs Mex]

out four months after Hardee's also bucked the "health trend" in fast food restaurants by offering a burger it dubbed the "Monster Thickburger," with 1,400 calories and 107 grams of fat.

AHH! :!

Why??