Remember The Original Luther Burger, from Mulligan's Bar, Georgia? Even though Mulligan's Bar has closed its doors, the legend lives on. Behold, the Fattest Luther Burger Evar! Whole Krispy Kreme donuts (instead of halves), and the fattest meat patty you'll ever see on a burger. Sweet, fatty goodness!

From: http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=2612934&userid=0&perpage=40&pagenumber=2

Oh dear god

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Who would have thought you'd be able to get a meal the size of and shape of a human body? Well in Japan, apparently you can! At these banquets you are presented with a full-scale replica of the human body served on an operating table. The food is hidden inside the body, and you have to "operate" to get to it. The body even bleeds when you cut it. A dinner not for the squemish! (I love how they pixel out the nether regions hahahah)

From: http://www.weirdasianews.com/2006/11/08/japanese-banquet-of-cannibalism/

If that is not weird enough , Japan has just invented another way of eating, where a “body” is made from food and placed on an operating table, much as though in a hospital.

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This is becoming more and more common in Japan, restaurants that create and sell Supersized menu items straight off the menu! In this video, there's a whole bunch of different places that make Supersized Curry and Rice, Ramen, Sushi, Kakiage Rice and Hamburg Steak. The Kakiage Rice is by far my favourite! What's happening America? Sure, Chestnut won the Yellow Belt back from Japan, but it looks like Japan is warming to the idea of Supersized Meals as stock menu items. We need to see more Supersized Meals straight off the menu! Come on USA, like Mr-T says, "GET SOME NUTS!"

From: http://youtube.com/watch?v=EaE5CCGe2XA

#1 - 2.5kg(5.5lb) Curry & Rice 1220yen($10.4US)
#2 - 2kg(4.4lb) Ramen 1000yen($8.5US)
#3 - 1kg(2.2lb) Sushi 2400yen($20.4US)
#4 - 3.5kg(7.7lb) Kakiage Rice 1050yen($9US)
#5 - 2.8kg(6.2lb) Hamburg steak set 1580yen($13.5US)

Not a bad effort this one, much wider and more ice cream than the last one. I wonder what the world record is for one of these....

From: http://www.4chan.org/

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Those crazy cats over at Zoo Weekly recently heard about the Double Pounder Challenge doing the rounds on YouTube, so they thought they'd give it a crack themselves. Their fearless reporter didn't sacrifice his health on just a McDonalds Pounder, but also tried a KFC Original Fillet Burger with 5 fillets, and a Hungry Jacks (BK) Octo Stacker (8 patty Whopper). Let the meat consumption games begin!

From: Email from dibbz and Zoo Weekly

Wolfing down a heart-stopping McDonalds "Double Pounder" (a normal Quarter Pounder bun containing EIGHT meat patties with cheese) is the latest YouTube challenge video doing the rounds - a belt busting endurance test ZOO can't resist. First, we need to buy one. With more fat than five Pizza Hut deep pan pizzas, or 45 Tim Tams, you won't find it on the McDonalds Menu.

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In this crazy Japanese TV Show Segment, a fairly petite Japanese woman heads to her local restaurant for some Giant Food Platters. I think the tower of stuff is a Lettuce and cheese salad or something, followed by a huge plate of some sort of deep fried cutlets. It starts getting interesting at about 4:30, although don't miss checking out her awesome T-Shirt at 2:20, "Fallin' For Juicy", wtf that means! Anyone who can understand Japanese care to translate in the comments?

From: http://youtube.com/watch?v=bNNFgpgTr7k

Now this is a damn fine looking soft serve. I wonder how high these things can be made? Anyone working at McDonalds care to try making one? :D

From: http://www.4chan.org/

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In a country, where no one can be trusted. Two men stand up for their rights and the glory.
What are these men going to do? Yes, they are going to eat a McDonald`s Pounder.
Maybe you`re asking yourself: "Just a lousy Pounder?" Well, sorry for that but we are going to eat the mighty Double Pounder real soon! Here are the pictures!

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The Japanese love a good food challenge. Here are three that are readily available in Japan, and are taking contestants! If you can finish these meals in one sitting, you'll get them for free. Fail the challenge, and you have to pay for the meal, which is usually quite expensive! My favourite is the giant Tempura Pork Cutlet! Mmmm... Pork Cutlet.... *droooool*

From: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dhzn00OJHp8

Challenge food: It gets free only if you eat up these giant food within time limit. If you fail, however, you have to pay for it (usually very expensive)

Healthy Supersized Meals? Who would have thought! Well, maybe not completely healthy, it is topped with Onion Rings!

From: http://flickr.com/photos/analogian/101791751/

the odds were "stacked" against amy that she wouldn't be able to finish her dish, the vegetarian stack.

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