http://thisiswhyyourefat.com/

Although I say it's gross, there are a few things that I'm thinking, that sounds okay...

ps vegetarian warning - veggies stay away!

This is one of my favourites, a 12" pizza burger.

The Homewrecker

A fifteen inch deep-fried hot dog topped with jalapeños, habanero chili sauce, coleslaw, diced tomatoes and a mound of cheese.

The gut-wreaker more like!

The Porkgasm.

Bacon strips, bacon sausage, ham sausage, ham slices, smoked pork sausage and roasted pork belly surrounded by ground sausage shaped into a pig, wrapped in bacon and roasted. Garnished with chili ears and tail.

all with a nice mixed salad with extra rocket and just a drizzle of balsamic vinegar and a diet Coke.

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everytime i look here i get the urge haha.........

wonder if my local kebab man can bring up something.....

i am hungry again NOW! haha

None of this looks good. It's overkill for the tatse buds.

I think most of it is for people with no taste!

The snaps don't do them a lot of justice. I don't mind the occasional pig out on junk food - and yes, correct - I don't weigh 54 kilos!

ONCE a week I may pig out.

54 kilos, i'd be a skeleton.

74 a dream, would be great, so long it was less beer belly......LOL

I think most of it is for people with no taste!

You mean Amecians? I can't help but think of all the places in the States that serve food just like this day in and day out. My wife wanted to open a Thai place here but once she saw what most Americans liked to eat she gave up on the idea.

Funny after nearly twenty years living in and around S.E. Asia I find I just can't pig out anymore. There is a pub here in Seoul that does lovely grub, real nice steaks, but I just can't seem to finish the whole meal and they are by no means pig-out portions.

Fortunately that doesn't extend to my appetite for beer.

Wesr Country rugby matches - with hog roast to follow - if the blurry spectators have left any for the players.

Never mind - there's always enough beer.

(Edit - there's NEVER enough beer!)

I think most of it is for people with no taste!

You mean Amecians? I can't help but think of all the places in the States that serve food just like this day in and day out. My wife wanted to open a Thai place here but once she saw what most Americans liked to eat she gave up on the idea.

Speak for yourself Bubba-be-bop. Some of the best restaurants in the world are in San Francisco, New York, New Orleans and other American cities.

I just ignore those comments UG. Usually its from some British person and we all know how famous the UK is for their wonderful food

All kidding aside, if you've never been to some of the wonderful restaurants in the US then you should give it a go. Most of the British people I know who go to the US have a fantastic time

I recall seeing a deep frying competition somewhere - the deep fried pizza people were really at the bottom rung.

Express deep fried whole turkey was impressive.

The site mentioned above is missing the cooking instructions, I might have to experiment:

To start, fill the deep fat fryer with beef fat....

I recall seeing a deep frying competition somewhere - the deep fried pizza people were really at the bottom rung.

Express deep fried whole turkey was impressive.

The site mentioned above is missing the cooking instructions, I might have to experiment:

To start, fill the deep fat fryer with beef fat....

Am I the only one who can hear an Elvis reference on the way?

I recall seeing a deep frying competition somewhere - the deep fried pizza people were really at the bottom rung.

Express deep fried whole turkey was impressive.

The site mentioned above is missing the cooking instructions, I might have to experiment:

To start, fill the deep fat fryer with beef fat....

I once watched as my wife fried a whole un-cut-up duck in a wok. She was later to remark favorably regarding the merits of the oven in the western style cooker that we later purchased...

Am I the only one who can hear an Elvis reference on the way?

Why no maaaam ....... uh, thanuverymuch.

I just ignore those comments UG. Usually its from some British person and we all know how famous the UK is for their wonderful food

All kidding aside, if you've never been to some of the wonderful restaurants in the US then you should give it a go. Most of the British people I know who go to the US have a fantastic time

This isnt in reference to wonderful restaurants, but it is about US food..I remember being a young, bug-eyed, naive, first time traveller to the US and the first thing i did when i got to my hotel was order take-out. Not because I was particularly hungry, its because I wanted the experience of getting chinese noodles in a cardboard box container..just like in the American movies/sitcoms. I cant tell you how it made me feel to much noodles out of my disposable box with chopsticks!

Another time, i went into a restaurant and ordered onion rings with my meal. The waitress asked if i wanted large..so as i was sharing...i said ok. My jaw dropped when I was brought a gigantic plate of not just a lot of onion rings but SUPER BIG ones! I had no idea onions even grew that big..

Being an onion ring addict, i then again ordered some onion rings whilst in a Scottish bar in Florida (I was feelin a little homesick, so went to check it out). I had no idea what a "yard of onion rings" meant. My face when beetroot as literally a yard stick filled to the brim was brought to me and everyone going "Oooo..!" "hahaha..you gonna eat all that on your own?!" kinda stuff.

I also got a major kick in fast food restaurants hearing people say things like "hold the mayo".

Simple pleasures eh!

I once watched as my wife fried a whole un-cut-up duck in a wok. She was later to remark favorably regarding the merits of the oven in the western style cooker that we later purchased...

There is a roast duck dish that I enjoy in some Thai restaurants - has the texture of oven roast duck, just missing the crispy skin.