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Somebody try this and let us know... :D

 

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/tm_objectid=1...-name_page.html

 

 

Excerpts...

 

"Meet the Quad Stacker. Four whopping beef burgers, separated by four slices of melted cheese, topped by eight rashers of glistening bacon, smothered in creamy sauce, sandwiched between two halves of buttered bun, all dripping with a coating of grease.

 

Calories: 1,000

Equivalent of three Mars Bars

 

Fat: 68g

The equivalent to five tablespoons of butter

 

Saturated fat: 30g

The equivalent to 15 bags of chips

 

Sodium: 1.8g

The equivalent to two bags chips, three slices white bread, one large chunk of cheese, two digestive biscuits and one large sausage"

 

 

"The BK Stacker is simple. It's built with the very ingredients our restaurant guests love best - meat, cheese and bacon," says Denny Marie Post, Burger King's senior vice president and chief concept officer.

 

"We're satisfying serious meat lovers by leaving off salad and letting them decide exactly how much meat and cheese they can handle."

 

But Mirror nutritionist Gillian McKeith warns people to steer clear of BK's latest creation, which carries the slogan: "Stack it high, tough guy."

 

"Why would anybody eat this? If you want to be fat, sick, gassy, farting, bloated and ill, go right ahead," she says.

 

"The lack of fibre means it will probably sit inside you for days, putrefying and fermenting, creating bloating and bad gas along with the constipation. Your poo will stink."

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Still smaller than Hardee's Monster Burger:

 

Hardee's new burger boasts two 1/3-pound slabs of Angus beef, four strips of bacon, three slices of American cheese and some mayonnaise -- all on a buttered, toasted, sesame seed bun.

 

1,420-calorie

107 grams of fat

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Still smaller than Hardee's Monster Burger:

 

Hardee's new burger boasts two 1/3-pound slabs of Angus beef, four strips of bacon, three slices of American cheese and some mayonnaise -- all on a buttered, toasted, sesame seed bun.

 

1,420-calorie

107 grams of fat

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Yes - the article states that. Have you had one?

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Yes - the article states that.  Have you had one?

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so it does....

 

And yes, I've had exactly one, and I think I'll leave it at that.

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anyone have the nutrition guide for a garbage plate

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" Nick's Analysis* Total Wt (g) % Moisture Total fat (g) % Fat

Burger 103.7 54.5 21.56 38.30

Mac 242.66 51.2 47.34 38.07

Taters 151.53 56.3 23.55 27.60

Bread 89.57 27.0 0.57 0.67

Total 587.03 --- 93.02 15.8

 

This was a take home plate and they are always larger than the plates at Nick's. The total fat is high but comparing it to a fast food burger, pound per pound, it is about the same. I do not want this to deter anybody from eating Nick's, there is nothing like it. "

 

 

http://www.people.cornell.edu/pages/sjs16/nicks.html

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Mr. Hero ...Romanburger....I have not had one in 18 years,,,but can still remember exactly what they tasted like....

 

yup

 

That Burger King burger looks like it should feed a family of four....

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But Mirror nutritionist Gillian McKeith warns people to steer clear of BK's latest creation, which carries the slogan: "Stack it high, tough guy."

 

"Why would anybody eat this? If you want to be fat, sick, gassy, farting, bloated and ill, go right ahead," she says.

 

"The lack of fibre means it will probably sit inside you for days, putrefying and fermenting, creating bloating and bad gas along with the constipation. Your poo will stink."

 

She said "poo." :D:w00t:;)

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this is old........I've ate two........need some veggies on there tho.....maybe another piece of meat  0:)

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If you want veggies, get a whopper, the stacker is meant to be just meat.

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