That donut thing was a god damned travesty! What the hell was she thinking!?!
You should see Paula's Party. One episode was dedicated to BBQ versus fried foods (apparently the idea was to pair up the Neeley's, BBQ experts, against the Deen family, experts in...fried foods).
Recipes from the show include: Deep friend lasagna and deep fried chocolate pound cake.
Also, I happened to find this bit from the show (should be the first video that automatically plays, involves another burger).
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Most southern food is disgusting if you didn't grow up around it, or even if you did for some of us. I don't even like the smell of coleslaw, I absolutely hate sweet tea, grits, collard greens and all that happy horseshit - no thank you.
I find cole slaw is much better with just a bit of ketchup added.
Cole slaw is fine, but when you get a caesar salad with the consistency of cole slaw, you're at the wrong restaurant...
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edited May 2009
It doesn't look THAT bad. Not after that donut burger at least.. now THAT was truly disgusting.
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I don't know about that.
At least the donut burger wasn't coated in afterbirth-like goo.
I would try one of these even though it'd shave a year or two off of my life:
Why yes, there is chili and fried egg on that (with two 8-ounce patties). And your chioce of bacon or pastrami (I imagine you could ask for both). I'm not entirely sure how I'd go around eating it since I can't unhinge my jaws.
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I'm not entirely sure how I'd go around eating it since I can't unhinge my jaws.
I'm pretty sure that crazy bitch, Paula Deen, can.
Why would anyone even eat that? Isn't it easier to split it into two or three smaller ones, and eat them in rapid succession? Same effect, you just don't need to go to the OR with a locked jaw that is opened so wide, you could swallow Africa.
Also, being a big watcher of Food Network, I couldn't help not thinking of all the Unwrapped episodes where they showcased "World Largest ____________."
Like this for example:
The red stuff is all the blood from the man whose heart just exploded due to high blood pressure.
EDIT: Oh dear LORD...
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Someone better be eating those, cause there are a lot of people in this world who can't afford to be wasting food like that.
Generally they invite the onlookers to dig in once the record has been verified.
I actually remember one instance where people attempted a world's largest something record only for the onlookers to devour it before they were done.
It might be the record for the largest ice cream sundae that you are thinking about. Here's a quote about it from some random link I got off Google.
A sundae made by Palm Dairies LTD at Alberta, Canada on July 24 1988, had 20.27 tons (44,689 lbs, 8 oz.) of ice cream, 4.39 tons (9,688 lbs, 2 oz.) of syrup and 2.37 kg (537 lbs, 3 oz.) of topping!
Was actually done in some mall in Edmonton if I remember correctly. After it was built, people we able to take away 4L pails of sundae. Apparently some people got 4L pails entirely of whipped cream or chocolate sauce
What are those straws that you can eat? They're made of cookies or something and it makes me wonder what the hell is wrong with a traditional cookie and glass of milk?
we don't have those in Canada, but damn it I want them now.
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Those Rutgers grease trucks must be up in New Brunswick, cause while we had grease trucks down in Camden, we didn't have the fat sandwiches.
But we used to go to the diners and we lived off of fries and gravy, or fries and chocolate sauce. Or, even better, mozzarella sticks and chocolate sauce.
Those Rutgers grease trucks must be up in New Brunswick, cause while we had grease trucks down in Camden, we didn't have the fat sandwiches.
But we used to go to the diners and we lived off of fries and gravy, or fries and chocolate sauce. Or, even better, mozzarella sticks and chocolate sauce.
scrapple is absolutely hideous and disgusting.
Also, I have nothing else to add, just yet.
other than deep-fried cheesecake.
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Speaking of disgusting food.. we have a dish in Romania consisting of pig's feet, head and ears, suspended in aspic.
It's this gelatinous blob of pig parts from the reject bin.
Those Rutgers grease trucks must be up in New Brunswick, cause while we had grease trucks down in Camden, we didn't have the fat sandwiches.
But we used to go to the diners and we lived off of fries and gravy, or fries and chocolate sauce. Or, even better, mozzarella sticks and chocolate sauce.
scrapple is absolutely hideous and disgusting.
Also, I have nothing else to add, just yet.
other than deep-fried cheesecake.
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Speaking of disgusting food.. we have a dish in Romania consisting of pig's feet, head and ears, suspended in aspic.
It's this gelatinous blob of pig parts from the reject bin.
Yeah, that's head cheese, a variant of which you can find pretty much in every country in the world.
Yeah, that's head cheese, a variant of which you can find pretty much in every country in the world.
I stand by what I said. It's disgusting, and I have serious doubts about its nutritional value.
This is called Brawn in the UK.
There was an interesting TV series run over here called The Victorian Farm, where they got a few people to live as if they were Victorian smallholders. They had to manage their livestock, live on what they could grow, etc.
One of the things they mentioned is that because of the amount of physical labour involved, and the fact that you're not living somewhere that's centrally heated, they craved animal fat to a degree that people living modern lifestyles never will. A lot of foods of this type, which they freely admitted would never have appealed to them normally, seemed like the most irresistible things in the world.
I think you could make otherwise picky people eat pretty much anything under the right circumstances, like in the post above. Put them on an authentic, mid 1800's polar expedition and watch them suck down seal blubber like it was going out of style.
Also, that chicken in a can earlier. The picture of it sliding out of the can looks like something out of a Cronenberg flick. Who buys that stuff?
I think you could make otherwise picky people eat pretty much anything under the right circumstances, like in the post above. Put them on an authentic, mid 1800's polar expedition and watch them suck down seal blubber like it was going out of style.
Also, that chicken in a can earlier. The picture of it sliding out of the can looks like something out of a Cronenberg flick. Who buys that stuff?
I'm hoping nobody and it is never, ever, ever mentioned again. Anywhere.
And you'll never make me eat anything that is a pure, extremelly elastic, thick piece of fat that can in no way be cut with anything less heavy-duty than a powersaw. Like you find on certain ribs or grlls. I just can't. It puts my gag reflex in overdrive, and everyone around me quickly finds out exactly what I ate that day.
I've met people who put butter on white rice... *vomit*
The KFC Bowls are pretty sad - and scarily reminiscent of that Onion clip about the feed bags - but honestly everything at KFC is death warmed up. It reminds me of the "pizza" we used to get served during my public school days which had to be drained before eating, because it literally had a tablespoon or so of standing orange grease on it.
Oh God, the memories. Do you mean the little rectangular ones, with bits of cubed meat of some kind on top?
Those were the best thing on the menu at my high school.
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You should see Paula's Party. One episode was dedicated to BBQ versus fried foods (apparently the idea was to pair up the Neeley's, BBQ experts, against the Deen family, experts in...fried foods).
Recipes from the show include: Deep friend lasagna and deep fried chocolate pound cake.
Also, I happened to find this bit from the show (should be the first video that automatically plays, involves another burger).
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Cole slaw is fine, but when you get a caesar salad with the consistency of cole slaw, you're at the wrong restaurant...
Chicken. In. A. Can.
SWEET JEBUS!!
That thing is not of this earth.
EDIT: Ahahahaha! "Remove chicken from the can. Be sure to save the delicious broth."
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The kid's face in the third picture says it all.
At least the donut burger wasn't coated in afterbirth-like goo.
I'd say it's definitely a toss-up.
THE.
FUCK.
Chicken in a can? Egg, Burger & Bacon Glaze Donut?
Shit.
Also, I just google'd Balut. That looks supremely disgusting, and I wouldn't eat that, no matter how much anyone paid me. IT'S DEAD DUCK BABY.
I can now, officially, say that our world is most definitely going to shit.
Why yes, there is chili and fried egg on that (with two 8-ounce patties). And your chioce of bacon or pastrami (I imagine you could ask for both). I'm not entirely sure how I'd go around eating it since I can't unhinge my jaws.
I'm pretty sure that crazy bitch, Paula Deen, can.
Why would anyone even eat that? Isn't it easier to split it into two or three smaller ones, and eat them in rapid succession? Same effect, you just don't need to go to the OR with a locked jaw that is opened so wide, you could swallow Africa.
Yes, because there isn't enough meat on that thing...
Like this for example:
The red stuff is all the blood from the man whose heart just exploded due to high blood pressure.
EDIT: Oh dear LORD...
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Generally they invite the onlookers to dig in once the record has been verified.
I actually remember one instance where people attempted a world's largest something record only for the onlookers to devour it before they were done.
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I'd ask for both.
So would I.
Nom nom nom nom.
Might skip the mayo, though.
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I'm definitely no vegetarian, but that just seems like a waste of a chicken's life.
And cole slaw is sauerkraut's retarded cousin.
It might be the record for the largest ice cream sundae that you are thinking about. Here's a quote about it from some random link I got off Google.
Was actually done in some mall in Edmonton if I remember correctly. After it was built, people we able to take away 4L pails of sundae. Apparently some people got 4L pails entirely of whipped cream or chocolate sauce
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But we used to go to the diners and we lived off of fries and gravy, or fries and chocolate sauce. Or, even better, mozzarella sticks and chocolate sauce.
scrapple is absolutely hideous and disgusting.
Also, I have nothing else to add, just yet.
other than deep-fried cheesecake.
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Speaking of disgusting food.. we have a dish in Romania consisting of pig's feet, head and ears, suspended in aspic.
It's this gelatinous blob of pig parts from the reject bin.
Yeah, that's head cheese, a variant of which you can find pretty much in every country in the world.
I stand by what I said. It's disgusting, and I have serious doubts about its nutritional value.
This is called Brawn in the UK.
There was an interesting TV series run over here called The Victorian Farm, where they got a few people to live as if they were Victorian smallholders. They had to manage their livestock, live on what they could grow, etc.
One of the things they mentioned is that because of the amount of physical labour involved, and the fact that you're not living somewhere that's centrally heated, they craved animal fat to a degree that people living modern lifestyles never will. A lot of foods of this type, which they freely admitted would never have appealed to them normally, seemed like the most irresistible things in the world.
Also, that chicken in a can earlier. The picture of it sliding out of the can looks like something out of a Cronenberg flick. Who buys that stuff?
I'm hoping nobody and it is never, ever, ever mentioned again. Anywhere.
And you'll never make me eat anything that is a pure, extremelly elastic, thick piece of fat that can in no way be cut with anything less heavy-duty than a powersaw. Like you find on certain ribs or grlls. I just can't. It puts my gag reflex in overdrive, and everyone around me quickly finds out exactly what I ate that day.
The criminally insane, perhaps.
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Oh God, the memories. Do you mean the little rectangular ones, with bits of cubed meat of some kind on top?
Those were the best thing on the menu at my high school.