Ever eaten one?

[LL]

Carl’s Jr. Double Six Dollar Burger
with Medium Natural Cut Fries and 32 oz Coke

2,618 calories
144 g fat (51.5 g saturated fat)
2,892 mg sodium

Of all the gut-growing, heart-stopping, life-threatening burgers in the fast food world, there is none whose damage to your general well-being is as catastrophic as this. Consider these heart-stopping comparisons: This meal has the caloric equivalent of 13 Krispy Kreme Original Glazed Donuts; the saturated fat equivalent of 52 strips of bacon; and the salt equivalent of seven and a half large orders of McDonald’s French fries.

 

[kilted1]

Looks like it could only be followed by a triple scoop serving of REAL Ice Cream :cheers:

Sometimes, you just have to live a little :lol:

 

[Mikem]

Pre gastric-bypass surgery I use to eat the Six Dollar Chili Burger and thought it was pretty good. And what's wrong with a bakers dozen of Krispy Cream Donuts???? :lol!: I would kill for a Krispy Cream donut right now.

From 412 lbs (Jan 6, 2008) to 170 lbs (Apr 04, 009)

 

[Natch]

Ha, that's a weenie burger. Check out the Heart Attack Grill

http://www.heartattackgrill.com/

Natch

 

[N7COF]

Ha, that's a weenie burger. Check out the Heart Attack Grill

http://www.heartattackgrill.com/

Natch

I saw the Heart Attack Grill featured on TV & tried to set up a road trip. Yes I will cross state lines for good food but gas prices were to high & instead we made a pilgrimage across the valley to the new Tommy's. Better than Carl's & offer a triple chile cheese burger with chili cheese fries - I swear my arteries are closing up with each & every bite!

 

[TallSmoke]

I used to love some Carl's Jr. when I lived in California for a couple of years. I would throw down some Western bacon Cheeseburgers. I grew up with their "sister" company "Hardee's" here on the east coast. Their "Thick Burgers" are pretty darn good. Horrible for my diet, I know, but plenty good to eat.

I remember a "Tommy Burger" place in L.A. that had a pretty amazing chili cheese burger. I think it was near Westwood by the UCLA campus. That was some good eating, too.

 

[TallSmoke]

And what's wrong with a bakers dozen of Krispy Cream Donuts???? :lol!: I would kill for a Krispy Cream donut right now.

From 412 lbs (Jan 6, 2008) to 170 lbs (Apr 04, 009)

I grew up in the city where Krispy Kreme was founded. I remember when they just had the one store. Now it is worldwide. An amazing doughnut. We would eat a box each as kids. The taste is the same today as it was in the 70's. No doughnuts compare.

 

[kilted1]

There are several of these around us, and though I generally don't finish the fries, I LOVE THEM! Fresh hand sliced potatoes deep fried in peanut oil and seasoned with lite Cajun spices

[url=http://www.fiveguys.com/]http://www.fiveguys.com/[/url]

Truly cheeseburgers to die from!

 

[TallSmoke]

[url=http://www.fiveguys.com/]http://www.fiveguys.com/[/url]

Truly cheeseburgers to die from!

I tried my first Five Guys in Salibury, NC, a few weeks ago and thought they were a fantastic burger. But what kind of burger joint has no chili and coleslaw to throw on the burger????? Oh, and their fries were pretty darn delicious!

 

[Doc Manhattan]

A Five Guys just opened downtown... that is a serious burger. And I love the peanut barrels and sacks of potatoes stacked up.

But if I lived on the left coast, you could bury my heart at In-n-Out Burger. They only list the Double-Double, but you can order 3x3, 4x4, and so on.

 

[Winslow]

We have White Castle hamburgers here in Chicagoland,small greasy little
square things smothered in minced onions and grease.People eat them by
the dozen,in high school we had eating contests which always ended with severe
gastric distress and vomiting.I think they are 46 cents nowadays,they were 12 cents
when I was eating them back in the days.

Winslow :sunny:

 

[N7COF]

I remember a "Tommy Burger" place in L.A. that had a pretty amazing chili cheese burger. I think it was near Westwood by the UCLA campus. That was some good eating, too.

Same place just a lot more of them, we have 2 or 3 Tommy's in the Vegas area :cheers:

 

[LL]

The In-N-Out 100x100:

:affraid:

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/48/162662175_1a3aa990d5.jpg?v=0

 

[N7COF]

The In-N-Out 100x100:

:affraid:

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/48/162662175_1a3aa990d5.jpg?v=0

:affraid: I'm in Love :drool:

Do you have Fat Burger in your area? another great hamburger stand

 

[Wet Dottle]

I love the Six Dollar Burger! Carls Jr. is one of my favorite fast burguer places. The In-and-Out is very good, too, but there aren't any in Colorado. Most times I go to Good Times, especially on Mondays for their Cherry Valentine frozen custard.

 

[HistoryMajor]

I grew up in the city where Krispy Kreme was founded. I remember when they just had the one store. Now it is worldwide. An amazing doughnut. We would eat a box each as kids. The taste is the same today as it was in the 70's. No doughnuts compare.

I had my first Krispy Kreme in Las Vegas last summer, and I was blown away.

 

[Buck]

Ha, that's a weenie burger. Check out the Heart Attack Grill

http://www.heartattackgrill.com/

Natch

Awesome!! :affraid: :affraid:

 

[Justpipes]

Ha, that's a weenie burger. Check out the Heart Attack Grill

http://www.heartattackgrill.com/

Natch

Awesome!! :affraid: :affraid:

Obama and the democrats will probably levy an extra outrageous tax on them to help fund health care! :evil:

 

[mark]

I'm really surprised fast food hasn't taken a hit,,,well maybe after they're done with us smokers they'll tax the hell out of red meat,,,soooo many health issues to correct,,,,double tofu burgers (but no bun),,,,

 

[LL]

There's no end to this, of course:

http://www.cheese-burger.net/stories/worlds_biggest_burger.html