Hell....MM I have been on this board long enough to know that I need to keep a thick skin! I think I was reacting to some leftover shioot that was in my head and not so much what you posted. Thanks for the charge....I appreciate it.   LOL!!! No I didn't just give #MM some dayum flowers...i know better than that too....but OH need to come up with some diverse icons! Hummmm that gave me a good visual...can you imagine the icons we would come up with...the shioot would be off and snapping then!

OMG, a chittlin burger!!

I swear my momma (the hood caterer) made a chittlin pizza for a card party a few years.  I don't remember all of the details, but it had a ho****er cornbread crust, a layer of slaw, and then the chittlins.  I wouldda paid to see them nukkas trying to eat that thing.  

LOL! Oh Hell Naw....not a Chittlin Pizza!!!! Our folks will make up some shioot won't we. I remember my grandmom making some tomatoe gravy one time. Never heard of it since but it was just gravy and cornbread that we had for a meal that particular night! Tomatoe gravy...she made that shioot up!.

Gurl I was just kiddin' about the Chitlin burger but I used to could down some Chitlins AND love burgers....but the two together

SEE THAT IS WHY I LOVES ME SOME MM.   SHE KEEPS **** REALER THAN A MUG. 

 

FAT GIRL FIST BUMP 

WONDER TWIN POWERS ACTIVATE......  SHAPE OF A FAT CHICK

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  I'm about to CRY over here laughing so hard!!!!  You went there for REAL!!!!!!!

LOLOLOLOLOL!!!! 

LOL. 

I didn't access the link, but if this is the one created by Paula Deen, it also has a fried egg on it.  Might as well go all the way . . .

Yep....it looks like it might be another one of his creations.

Meet the 1,500-calorie 'Craz-E Burger': beef patty, bacon and cheese on Krispy Kreme donut

BY Helen Kennedy
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER

Updated Monday, October 5th 2009, 3:37 PM

Dunn/Harftford Courant The 'Craz-E Burger' comes topped with bacon, cheese and a buttered Krispy Kreme donut for a bun.

Talk about a heart-stopper.

The donut burger - a bacon cheeseburger with a buttered Krispy Kreme glazed donut standing in for a bun - is becoming a hit on the fair circuit and among some far-out foodies.

Amusingly, the heart-stopping sandwich was sold just outside the West Springfield agricultural fair's "Better Living Center."

Pioneered in the South and popularized by Food Network host Paula Deen, it was a big hit at this year's Big E fair in Massachusetts. Fairgoers bought about 1,000 "Craz-E Burgers" each day of the fair's 17-day run, which ended Sunday, organizers said.

At 1,500 calories per, that adds up to 2.5 million calories worth of sugary, cheesy, bacon-dressed beef - or the creation of an additional 730 pounds of waistline jiggle.

The over-the-top donut burger has become a national sensation in an era of increasing pressure to eat healthy, local and less.

A bar owner in Decatur, Ga., claims to have invented it in 2005 when he ran out of burger buns. He called it a Luther Burger after singer Luther Vandross, who is sometimes credited with inventing it.

The Gateway Grizzlies, a minor league baseball team in Illinois known more for their death-defying ballpark food than their hitting, touched off the craze in 2006 by adding a $4.50 donut burger to the concession lineup.

Going the extra mile, the Grizzlies deep-fried their glazed donut before slapping it on the bacon cheeseburger. Attendance soared.

The ever-inventive Grizzlies have moved on and now hawk a new gutbuster made of 1.6 pounds of meat topped with salsa, sour cream, chili and Fritos. Cost: $20 and 4,889 calories.

 

DirtySanchez 09

10:47:22 PM
Oct 5, 2009

This is a great day for NYPD.They can try this now instead of Dunkin Donuts.

Report Offensive Post pam07

2:31:50 AM
Oct 6, 2009

I'm a healthy senior citizen carrying a few extra pounds, but this story sickens me! Whenever I get the craving for fast food, I get on the internet and read the various menus. When I'm done, I'm full, so I don't need to eat. However, a bacon burger on a Krispy Kreme donut is pukey! While I don't believe in the Weight Police, I might make an exception in this case.

Report Offensive Post PresidentBizzarro

2:43:12 AM
Oct 6, 2009

Can i have 3 Craz-E Burgers w/fries and a large DIET coke to go...

Report Offensive Post MrDigity89

6:28:59 AM
Oct 6, 2009

im starving, i can eat at least 2 or 3 of them right now. And it satisfies my breakfast witht he donut and lunch with the burger. Maybe i'll have one in the morning and other at lunch. yummmm

Report Offensive Post Hater4Life

8:32:52 AM
Oct 6, 2009

Boooo! they have better stories on Man v Food. Only on the Travel channel, Weds at 10pm EST

Report Offensive Post theath1130

10:48:07 AM
Oct 6, 2009

That is just so nasty. And we all wonder why there's an obesity epeidemic in the USA. This is why. It's unfreaking believable. When you put these kinds of temptations in people's faces, yes some will give in and I am not condoning it. It's like taking the junkie to the crack factory. Ugh. This really needs to stop.

Report Offensive Post Ctbomberfan

1:03:40 PM
Oct 6, 2009

DirtySanchez, the only **** is you...you are forever commenting on men...what's up with that?

Report Offensive Post seeB

1:04:08 PM
Oct 6, 2009

"Fairgoers bought about 1,000 "Craz-E Burgers" each day of the fair's 17-day run, which ended Sunday, organizers said. At 1,500 calories per, that adds up to 2.5 million calories..." 17 days * 1000 burgers/day * 1500 calories/burger = 25.5 million calories. At 3500 calories/lb, that is a whopping 7300 lbs, almost 4 tons, that fair-goers put on thanks to these monstrosities against taste and good health. Please update the numbers in the article.

Report Offensive Post Lala77

2:00:35 PM
Oct 6, 2009

I'm not justifying it but it is fair food. I wonder how many calories the deep fried cheesecake is or the fried cheese curds? Why is this particular item being singled out for fat and calories?

Report Offensive Post cripbabe111

2:24:55 PM
Oct 6, 2009

seriously, calories aside, this is vile. just looking at it makes me wanna barf!

Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/lifestyle/food/2009/10/05/2009-10 -05_meet_the_craze_burger_beef_patty_bacon_and_cheese_sandwi ched_between_a_krispy_kr.html#ixzz0TjoPFSEv

My daughter went to that festival but she respected her vbg and left that mess alone, lol.  It sounded absolutely disgusting when she described it to me. 

I do try to be careful when I am out and about at festivals and such....half the time its not so much the food but the cleanliness of the folks that is at issue. Half the time ...they dont have a sink or sanitizer in sight....I pass these folks on by...so it make it easier not to indulge.     

Looks nasty, I'm almost up-chuckin just looking at it

but  I just had lunch and I'm really full now

round bout dinner time I might be found lickin the picture