Reply to: Chinese stir fry

[The Doctor]

You fat bastard!!!

What? It's only 2lb of meat really. I didn't eat the bucket of fries and bathtub of Sprite that it came with!

[wobbegong]

You fat bastard!!!

Not necessarily, This little hottie is Kate Stelnick, is the first person to manage the 6lb Denny's.

[freakydancer]

I've had a few large steaks in my time, 32oz and a 40oz T-bone being the most memorable, but a 15lb burger?!

You fat bastard!!!

[The Doctor]

I've had a few large steaks in my time, 32oz and a 40oz T-bone being the most memorable, but a 15lb burger?!

[andy]

6.25lb steak FFS! I was temporarily horrified until I read on the Denny's link that . . .

"After losing the title of "world's biggest burger" to the Clinton Station Diner in Clinton, N.J., which introduced a 12.5-pound hamburger called "Zeus" in early 2005, Denny's reclaimed the crown a few months later by unveiling the "Beer Barrel Belly Buster" a monstrous 15-pound burger featuring 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. On a bun."

Surely great threaded can eat that

[wobbegong]

Some of the locals said that some places offer 100 oz steaks.

6.25lb steak FFS! I was temporarily horrified until I read on the Denny's link that . . .

"After losing the title of "world's biggest burger" to the Clinton Station Diner in Clinton, N.J., which introduced a 12.5-pound hamburger called "Zeus" in early 2005, Denny's reclaimed the crown a few months later by unveiling the "Beer Barrel Belly Buster" a monstrous 15-pound burger featuring 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. On a bun."

[DaveB]

A couple of places we used to hang out at had 36 oz steaks on the menu for Monday night (American) football (or was it Sunday, I forget). I kept threatening to order one but my ex forbad me. Some of the locals said that some places offer 100 oz steaks.

Sounds like this place

For anyone who doesn't read Doonesbury the preceeding comics to this one are a nice coment of eating habits in america as well.

[Buffoon]

But then the US is also home to this little morsel.

A couple of places we used to hang out at had 36 oz steaks on the menu for Monday night (American) football (or was it Sunday, I forget). I kept threatening to order one but my ex forbad me. Some of the locals said that some places offer 100 oz steaks.

[Lucifer Box]

I like fish congee for breakfast every now and again. Reminds me of some time spent in Hong Kong and Macau.

[wobbegong]

My ex bought me something like that when we were in the US a couple of years ago. Come to think of it, we were talking with friends about this very same subject!

I'm sure it was a 'Hungry Man' something or other - it was disgusting.

But then the US is also home to this little morsel.

[Buffoon]

My ex bought me something like that when we were in the US a couple of years ago. Come to think of it, we were talking with friends about this very same subject!

I'm sure it was a 'Hungry Man' something or other - it was disgusting.

[wobbegong]

..this is the breakfast of champions:

Nope! That's a heart attack on a plate!

[The Doctor]

That will do as well. Where is that?

I'm under doctors orders to lay off that sort of thing at the mo, but soon I hope to be abusing my body again and I could really do with a snack like that.

I think it's the Colnebrook Cafe near Slough.

[DaveB]

well there is always this...

[Buffoon]

That will do as well. Where is that?

I'm under doctors orders to lay off that sort of thing at the mo, but soon I hope to be abusing my body again and I could really do with a snack like that.