baconator

[MrPumpernickel]

He ate McDs 3 times a day and he ONLY ate McDs, I think that's an important thing to mention as well. Not to mention that he was obligated to supersize it at any time they asked. I don't think it takes a nutritional dietist to figure out what would happen. Though, if Morgan had chosen to eat enough to cover the caloric intake he actually needed instead of far over it every day there wouldn't have been much of a problem really. While McDs isn't the most healthy thing in the world (nor is Wendys, Jack in the Box, Burger King etc) the main culprit is overconsumption and not only the contents...even though McD seems to consider cardboard and sawdust as two main ingredients in hamburger patties

 

[pretty faythe]

Before anyone thinks I was serious, I want to make sure you realize I was only joken' regarding the Supersize me comment!

**Lazy Faith still waitin' to get used to heat to travel down off her hill to Wendy's to try the Baconator and to get other places she needs to get to get some errands done**

 

[Tony in Tarzana]

My philosophy in a nutshell...

Me like meat
Meat good.

 

[Zig2k143]

Me like meat
Meat good.

Good Meat Good..... GRUNT!!!!

 

[BeBopBaby]

Me like meat
Meat good.

Fire bad.

 

[Zig2k143]

Fire bad.

Yea throw my meat on a warm plate and its just about cooked for me.

 

[PastimeSteve]

Wait, I thought this was going to be about Kevin Bacon...? [huh]



Steve

 

[Orgetorix]

You have been...Baconated.

 

[MrBern]

almost goldenage

Had no idea the Whopper was so old.

http://www.whopperat50.com/

 

[Lady Day]

*from the site*
221,184 ways to mix and match ingredients means countless ways to love the WHOPPER® sandwich.

But they counted them...

LD

 

[BellyTank]

Baconator
Six bacon slices piled high atop two1/4 lb. fresh, never frozen, burger patties.
Complete with American cheese and mayonnaise dressing on our signature premium bun.
Go on, obese a little.

B
T

 

[CharlesB]

it is no bacon cheddar lovers

 

[Jovan]

I prefer sliced cheddar over that cheddar sauce so many fast food places use. I dunno... it feels cheap. And probably is.

What-A-Burger is forever my favourite place for fast food burgers. So many things you can customize with. The burgers are also exactly the size they are shown on the menu and cooked to order. Steak 'N' isn't quite fast food and isn't quite sit-down restaurant quality either, but I also like it a lot. They, too, cook to order. The shakes are also pretty dang tasty.

 

[Sefton]

My childhood favorite burger joint was in the Excelsior district of San Francisco. It was called "Tic Tocs" and they had a great burger. Came with lots of mayonaise. And steak fries. nice! As for the bacon;that's nothing-I work with a guy who once sat down and ate 5 lbs. of bacon in one meal...oh,and he's still alive too.

 

[CdnDandy]

What about Fatburger? They opened one in Calgary not too long ago, and it's a pretty decent burger - closer to "real" than the "food" McD's and other fast food places serve. (On a side note, I haven't eaten at McD's in over five years).

But if any of you ever come to Calgary, you have to try Peter's Drive-In (http://www.petersdrivein.com). Started in '64, never franchised. Best 'shakes ever, huge portions, and fantastic, REAL hamburgers!

 

[Diamondback]

+1 on Fatburger--only gripe is I wish they'd drain the meat a little more... wrapping your jaws around a Double Kingburger can be difficult, but it's so good it should be illegal.

 

[Mike in Seattle]

For those of you in the L.A. area, you MUST try an Oki-Dog. Sure, everybody stands in line at Pink's, but if you want a truly unique taste treat, gotta get the Oki: 2 hotdogs covered in chili, cheese and a generous supply of pastrami, all wrapped in a burrito.

Brother, that's good eatin'!

Do you really mean wrapped in a burrito, or just wrapped in a tortilla?

 

[Mike in Seattle]

When I see this burger, I think of only one thing:

WWED.
(What would Elvis do?)

He'd add peanut butter and banana.

 

[Smithy]

He'd add peanut butter and banana.

...and deep fry the whole thing