Exhibit A from the United States. That 100 pattie burger looks tasty…
(Spotted on Marginal Revolution)
Exhibit B from the United Kingdom – wait a few seconds to be diverted.
Both sites for the epicureans amongst us, most certainly.
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“Too much of a good thing can be wonderful!”
“I can resist everything except temptation”
That burger was looking good – until i got to the raw meat bit….. all i want now is something beefy and deep fried to got with it. Washed down with sugary caffinated drinks or failing that lots of beer!
OTOH, your British food nannies have found a new target.
As my old Russian lit professor used to say “Nothing exceeds like excess.” Now I gotta get some superbrews into Texas.
What, no fries to go with that burger?