Friends, I'm going to need your help on this one! I've tried to get in touch with these guys for photos but I've had no luck. If you live near Burton in the UK, and feel like a tasty snack, why not go and try Burton's Biggest Butty? (and take some pics for the rest of us of course!) Known as the Sarnie Schwarzenegger, this breakfast butty sounds awesome. This huge sandwich consists of a staggering eight slices of bacon, four sausages, three eggs, four portions of mushrooms, half a pound of cheese and a whole can of baked beans on a huge unsliced white loaf. The monster snack cost £9.50 Now that's something we all need to see!

From: http://www.burtonmail.co.uk/burtonmail/DisplayArticle.asp?ID=337949

WHAT is believed to be Burton's biggest breakfast butty has been made by two women in a town centre sandwich bar. Debbie Robinson, 40, from Stapenhill, who owns Rumbletums in New Street, had her biggest and most unusual order yet when a customer walked in and ordered a 'gigantic breakfast sarnie'.

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Take me out to the ball game.... then take me off to the hospital. In a bid to get more people to their local league, the West Michigan Whitecaps, a minor league baseball team in the Tigers chain have given fans the ultimate game day snack, the Fifth Third Burger. Weighing in at 1.67 pounds, this burger has grilled ground beef, topped with — this is not a drill, folks — nacho cheese, chili, salsa, Fritos (despite what's in the photo), tomato and lettuce served on a 8-inch sesame seed bun. You won't be running too quickly to third base after this one! Oh, and if you can manage to eat the whole thing, you get a free t-shirt!

From: http://sports.yahoo.com/mlb/blog/big_league_stew/post/Concession-to-recession-Big-league-burger-at-mi?urn=mlb,150239

Taking that first bite of an opening day hot dog is a rite any (non-vegetarian) baseball fan relishes. Now, imagine yourself to be a fan of the West Michigan Whitecaps, a minor league baseball team in the Tigers chain. They mock your "hot dog with everything" and instead present an entree that makes heart patients skip a beat and cholesterol-watchers go blind:

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Those crazy guys over at College Humor gave one of their staff members a challenge for $250 cash. The Challenge: Eat as much of the vending machine as possible. The Prize: Eat the whole thing, $250 minus $1 for every item remaining. How far will Kevin go to get the $250?

From: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Aw994dcwRB8

Man meets machine in this episode of "What Will Kevin Do For Ricky's Money?"

If this is how they do things normally in South Africa, I've gots to get myself over there! MeatOrc ran into this one at one of his local establishments, and it wasn't even advertised as anything special! 4-burgers-in-one.... now you're talking...

From: Email from MeatOrc

This burger wasn't even advertised as anything special. It contained four patties, two steaks, six rashers of bacon, an omelette, a lot of cheese and salad and pickles. The bun looks like four but is infact one whole piece.

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This ain't your run-of-the-mill sandwich... oh no... this is a MANWICH! A sandwich that only a man could make (or eat!). Lozy, long time fan of SupersizedMeals.com created this monster for our viewing pleasure (and no doubt his eating pleasure!) Lozy, we tip our hats to you and your Manwich!

From: Email from Lozy

In a desperate attempt to get a mention on your website we have designed and built our own manwich to try and put Nottingham (UK) on the map.

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SupersizedMeals in Japan! There's a place called Coco's that serves up an extremely hot Japanese curry. Adam Foutz laughs at your Japanese curry, and raises you with some hiccups! Will he finish the Level 10 curry? Has anyone else heard of this super hot curry?

From: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJ0G2lrmXB4

Adam Foutz and I went to Coco's to see if he could eat a whole 300grams of Coco's level 10 curry. Did he do it? Go ahead and watch. It's pretty funny =P We're Marines out in Japan, and Coco's is a really popular and delicious spot to get your grub on, if you're even in Okinawa, stop by, "Cocoichi" to be exact.

If it's any good, then I don't mind...

From: http://failblog.org/2009/03/29/take-away-restaurant-fail/

Take Away Restaurant Fail

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... and I thought Crown Lager at AU$40/carton was expensive.... Marketed as Tasmania's most expensive beer, Moo Brew beer is being snapped up at AU$25 a bottle, AU$600 a carton. With a taste described as "...a range of flavours from different roasted malts right back through to chocolate, toffee, biscuit and toast.", wouldn't you pay $600/carton? :D

From: http://www.themercury.com.au/article/2009/06/02/77141_food-wine.html

AT MORE than one dollar a sip and $600 a carton Moorilla's newest brew is anything but the typical drink. That's especially the case for those looking to find solace in during a global recession. But devout beer lovers are defying the economic gloom and buying up big on Moo Brew's 2008 Vintage Stout at $25 per 330ml bottle.

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The two brothers Trevor and Joel both attempt the Day's Inn Cottage Cafe's 3lb Burger Challenge. The Challenge: Eat the burger in 60 minutes or less. The Prize: Get it FREE! Will they be able to tackle this mighty burger with Mom watching?

From: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnLWigZ9NGg

Joel and Trevor tackle the 3-lb. Burger Challenge. Will they be able to finish?

If you're like me you love beef jerky. Meat in a bag. There's nothing better. Ah, but now there is! Be even more of a manly man and try this out for size. Microwaveable Caveman Meat Snacks From Japan. It's meat on a bone, in a handy snack size ready to be heated and eated! Just throw it in the Microwave for a few minutes and BING! You can eat just as heartily as your ancestors did all those millions of years ago, and nowhere near as dangerous to acquire!

From: http://i.gizmodo.com/5168659/microwaveable-caveman-meat-snacks-from-japan

Always been jealous of cartoon cavemen and their succulently perfect meat rolls on convenient bone handles? Japan, as is their hyper-capitalistic wont, has satisfied yet another consumer desire you weren't quite sure you had.

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