EvilTOJ
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Yes, you. By the time you're done with this link I guarantee that you'll be at least 5 lbs heavier. Time to start exercising, fatty! 
This is why you're fat.
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eschatz
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That's freaking awesome! I've been feeling myself getting fatter lately. 
Bernie Brewer
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The corn dog pizza looks good- but they should have taken the sticks out.:cross:
wow that's just wrong!
Stef1966
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OMG... how horrible all of em look, i wouldn't eat any of those... hurrbbbffffh!!
zoebisch01
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That stuff looks revolting. Hey, I am known to enjoy Salo on occasion, but I don't cut a 5" square off, top it with mayo, bread it and deep fry it and then eat it with a side of butter.
Seriously. I eat healthy for the most part, but I indulge occasionally. I wouldn't eat any of that stuff. Looked disgusting.
Brewer_Steve
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Only in America...
ohiobrewtus
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mmmmmm.... Turbaconducken
I thougth that one looked the best of everything. Most of the stuff I wouldn't care for either, but I bet that would be good.
bernerbrau
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I think I just bacongasmed.
conpewter
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I don't think that the sausage wrapped in bacon with a roll around it looks disgusting. Just like a pig in a blanket with bacon. now I wouldn't eat 4 lbs of the stuff...
I'd probably eat a sensible portion of any of those items.
Doctors recommend a dose of Turbaconducken along with diet and exercise.
Doctors recommend a dose of Turbaconducken along with diet and exercise.
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I invented the dough-brat last May.
A glazed donut, a left over bratwurst, and lots of mustard. I need to find those pics and submit them.
Later, we felt a maple long-john and a brat would be even better...
A glazed donut, a left over bratwurst, and lots of mustard. I need to find those pics and submit them.
Later, we felt a maple long-john and a brat would be even better...
iamjonsharp
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Sloppy Joe On A Krispy Kreme
hilarious
hilarious
Glubki
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I'm fat enough already without eating anything like that - I'd probably explode if I tried some of that stuff. I used to run 5-10 miles a day and had less than 7% body fat until I blew a disc out and started the ever expanding waistline experiment but there is no way I'm going under the knife for a disc replacement....
ScottyT
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I think the only thing on there that I wouldn't try at least once is the Megastuffed Oreo.
I plan on making a few of these things myself!
I plan on making a few of these things myself!
6' tall and never topped 160 lb. If it won't poison you I can eat it. That stuff looked good, except for the Oreo.
Buford
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I'd like to try a Luther burger. 1 lb beef patty with cheese, mayo, and six strips of bacon, on a toasted Krispy Kreme glazed doughnut bun. Oh man.
Wife says she'll kill me if I ever make one and eat it.
Wife says she'll kill me if I ever make one and eat it.
That got my Gallbladder squirting, for sure. :cross:
PseudoChef
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I've made one before. Also added sauteed onions and cheese. No mayo on mine though. It was absolutely delicious. Yes, I used a whole pound of meat, too.
sterling214
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Those are nice, but I've eaten 3 Pączki today. I think thats why I am fat, and exceptionally slow today.
sterling214
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SWMBO and I made Welsh Rarebit using Alton Browns recipe. damn good stuff especially if you use good cheese.
Stef1966
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Thats what we call a "Poutine" here in quebec, it's made with French fries, brown sauce, and cheese.
It's actually delicious, but the one in the pic just looks gross compared to what we make round here.
Thats actually the only thing i would eat in the whole section that was proposed in this thread.
This is what we get here, which is, I do believe, much better:
G-E-R-M-A-N
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oh come on. Some of those recipes are from Canada!
Stef1966
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I must be getting something wrong, in school, i was taught that Canada was a Country that is part of the continent named: "America".
So why people from the USA are always calling themselves "Americans", we Canadians could as well then call ourselves the same way.
The same way it is said that people from Germany, France, Iceland, Belgium, Norway, Sweden and so on can be called "Europeans" because their respective countries belong to the continent of Europe.
ahem...
North America is the name of the continent, not America.
Fairly lucky for Australians that they live on a continent and in a country named Australia. Can you imagine the confusion otherwise.
I got the feeling this guy is a beer lover. I wonder if he's using homebrew porter...
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I'm just curious. How many of you guys do what my missus does. ie: eat her dessert as a side dish to her meal?
On another off-topic side note, this weekend she had spotted dick for the first time. She liked it, but said that it would be even better with some nuts in it. Spotted dick and nuts!!? Jesus, woman, you are insatiable!!
On another off-topic side note, this weekend she had spotted dick for the first time. She liked it, but said that it would be even better with some nuts in it. Spotted dick and nuts!!? Jesus, woman, you are insatiable!!
Would you like that with extra cream Madam? :fro:
I must be getting something wrong, in school, i was taught that Canada was a Country that is part of the continent named: "America".
So why people from the USA are always calling themselves "Americans", we Canadians could as well then call ourselves the same way.
The same way it is said that people from Germany, France, Iceland, Belgium, Norway, Sweden and so on can be called "Europeans" because their respective countries belong to the continent of Europe.
Damn, touchy Canadians. We live in North America. Those of us south of Canada and north of Mexico live in the United States of America. Thus, we call ourselves Americans.
If we lived in the United States of North America, maybe we might call ourselves North Americans.
The bigger question is, what the hell does it matter?
farmbrewernw
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I'm sitting here eating granola and yogurt feeling very inadequate as a man right now.
Brewer_Steve
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LOL, ya I agree.
Poutine is a rather disgusting dish introduced by Quebec.
Still, that small dish of gravy and cheese smothered fries barely looks like an appetizer when compared to some of the artery clogging monster meals in the original link.
remilard
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I must be getting something wrong, in school, i was taught that Canada was a Country that is part of the continent named: "America".
So why people from the USA are always calling themselves "Americans", we Canadians could as well then call ourselves the same way.
The same way it is said that people from Germany, France, Iceland, Belgium, Norway, Sweden and so on can be called "Europeans" because their respective countries belong to the continent of Europe.
It would be cumbersome to call us "United States of Americans". Some people have suggested that we ought to call ourselves "United Statians" or something like that. This suggestion reflects an ignorance of the history of the new world. The United States of America is the only nation to use "America" in its name but not the only nation to use "United States".
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