oh yeah....1lb burger goes down

[Lucky]

Originally posted by: glugglug
"training?!?!?"

isn't 10oz (about 2/3 lb) kinda the minimum defacto-standard at places with actual service (not McD's, BK, etc)?

I could finish off 3 1lb burgers in about 2 minutes easily...

hows it going fatty? just kidding. no way you could do that. absolutely no way.

 

Originally posted by: Saulbadguy
There is a bar called seabrook tavern here that serves a 3 lb burger.

Free if you eat it all!

I wonder if they make you sign a disclaimer before you order it. There was enough fries on that plate that would put anybody into cardiac arrest if they comsumed them all.

 

[TheCorm]

Originally posted by: Viper GTS
A 1 lb burger really isn't that much...

Viper GTS

In the UK it damn well is...1/2lb is the biggest you can buy in burger bars and stuff.....thinks back to the 1/2lb greaseburgers he used to eat at college.

 

[tigerbait]

Originally posted by: IEatChildren
At Baton Rouge restaurant here, I have the 16oz baby back ribs and 16oz chicken combo, which comes with fries and slaw. I definitely wouldn't do this often, but then again, I weigh about 120 lbs.

TJ Ribs?

 

[glugglug]

Originally posted by: Lucky

Originally posted by: glugglug
"training?!?!?"

isn't 10oz (about 2/3 lb) kinda the minimum defacto-standard at places with actual service (not McD's, BK, etc)?

I could finish off 3 1lb burgers in about 2 minutes easily...

hows it going fatty? just kidding. no way you could do that. absolutely no way.

I got a frisbee and specials menu for being the 3rd to ever finish the frat house "bluto burger" meal which is 3 15 oz. slabs of beef each with bacon, cheese, lettuce, mushrooms, mayo, onions, & forget what else, a baked potato, a side salad, & a coke. This was back when I was in high school and weighed less than 150 lbs. My appetite only increased during senior year & college......

 

[blakeatwork]

Originally posted by: Aquaman

Originally posted by: Saulbadguy
There is a bar called seabrook tavern here that serves a 3 lb burger.

Free if you eat it all!

Wow......... pretty big :Q

Cheers,
Aquaman

the burger itself, wouldn't be so much the issue, it's that hubcap full of fries that would do me in.... that's just wayy too much potato..

But a 1lb burger isn't really all that much, especially since it loses some mass in the cooking process...

 

[ShotgunSteven]

The small burgers I make when grilling are two pounds. That is their cooked weight, but it does not differ too much, as I use the leanest ground beef I can get. Bison is even better.

 

[Vic]

Originally posted by: gregshin
I've been training for 2-3 weeks to destroy this 1lb beef patty burger... here were mah toppings. Next time imma order chilli on it. Can you believe they had a woman who came and had two 1lb hamburgers and 1 1/2 one!!!!

3 cheeses (swiss, american and monterey)
lettuce
tomato
relish
onions
ketchup
mayo
spicy brown mustard
buns
with an order of fries and some diet coke

pray for the toilet

No bacon and fried egg??? 😕

What the hell is wrong with you man?!?? 😛

 

[WinkOsmosis]

Originally posted by: Aquaman

Originally posted by: Saulbadguy
There is a bar called seabrook tavern here that serves a 3 lb burger.

Free if you eat it all!

Wow......... pretty big :Q

Cheers,
Aquaman

Why is that guy wearing a women's swimsuit?

 

[WinkOsmosis]

Only in America do guys brag about being able to eat 3lb burgers, then start weight loss threads complaining about how they weigh 300 lbs and the kids at school make fun of them.

 

[T2T III]

3 cheeses (swiss, american and monterey)
lettuce
tomato
relish
onions
ketchup
mayo
spicy brown mustard
buns
with an order of fries

Hmm ... About the only thing missing is some Lipitor or other anti-cholesterol medication. :Q :Q :Q