I love a good piece of Salmon. This one looks particularly porn-o-riffic!

From: http://flickr.com/photos/electricbleu/210683912/

Salmon takes the center stage

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That's right folks, SupersizedMeals.com will now be expanding their Merchandise line to include Baby's Apparel! Why you may ask? For my new son of course! I've been missing in action for the past week due to my wife giving birth to our first child, so I figured a new clothing line might keep the lad warm. This toddler tee is only $9.99, and will keep a smile on both their face and yours. Order yours today!

From: http://www.cafepress.com/supersizedmeals.157259958

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Mum always said you should try and learn from experience, or the experience of others. That's some good advice, just like the advice the guys from Wise Geek have come up with. "How Can I Make the Most of an All-You-Can-Eat Buffet?". Some good solid tips in this one... although I always get too excited and break Rule #1....

From: http://www.wisegeek.com/how-can-i-make-the-most-of-an-all-you-can-eat-buffet.htm

Whether you are attending a wedding, cruising the open seas, or just going down to the local buffet, heeding these simple tips can greatly improve your all-you-can-eat experience.

Rule #1: Do a Lap Before you Commit
This one is obvious, but there's nothing worse than getting to the end of the buffet line, and having to balance a nice piece of Fillet Mignon on top of a pile of iceberg lettuce and industrial ranch dressing. Don't feel awkward about cruising the entire layout before you pick up a plate.

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Ah, the joy and excitement of trying your first Supersized Burger. These two crack up laughing when chilledfrog tries to down a McDonalds Quarter Pounder with four patties, AKA, "The Pounder"

From: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OMcs-ct79cM

Huuy tries the double, double quarter... Huuy tries the double, double quarter pounder!

Andrew "Skinnyboy" Lane found this one not long ago, some Supersized Onion Rings from Jim 'n' Nicks BBQ. Sounds awesome!

From: http://dogsarefunyes.blogspot.com/2007/07/bbq.html

We again went to Jim n' Nick's. Locations in a few southern states, and this one in Aurora of all places. Go figure. Dumb name but great food! It's BBQ. Most items come un-sauced and you can choose to put some on, and how much sauce you want on. Good stuff. Everything is big. Here are the onion rings. The photo doesn't show how high the stack is, a good 7 or 8 inches, and the rings are huge! There's one stain, but oh the greasy goodness at the bottom of the basket!

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'Twas the night of July 15th, and I was hungry. A proposition was made. Let us go to Burger King to try out the Octo-stacker! What a grand idea, I thought to myself. So, we went to Burger King at 11:05PM, but nay, it was closed! What were we to do! Then, an event I previously had heard of came to mind. The McDonalds Double Chee-Challenge. That's 6 double cheeseburgers. 12 meat patties, and 12 buns, and all that grease and cheese. Would a man of my slim stature, 5'11 and 135lbs, be able to complete such an epic task? We shall find out!

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In this video, Paul Panzer and others try out the Waldgeist Menu, the XXL Schnitzel and the XXL Burger. It's in German I think, so not sure what they're saying, but they sound pretty happy though!

From: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1iP1XNkWTlg

XXL schnitzel und hamburger im schnell test durch paul panzer

Meat, stolen in a "Ram" raid, get it? Hahahah... I crack myself up sometimes... Anyway, apparently a butcher shop had AU$7,000 worth of meat stolen from an Adelaide butcher yesterday. You'd want to have a pretty big freezer! Hmm, I wonder if the thieves were driving a Dodge?

From: http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,22125223-13762,00.html

By Mark Schliebs
July 24, 2007 12:00am
CARNIVOROUS thieves have stolen around $7000 worth of meat from a butcher shop in a possible ram-raid. Police said an Adelaide butcher arrived at his shop just before 5.30am (AEST) to find the rear doors to the building had been forced open.

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Elvis was famous for his outrageous appetite, and this particular meal was no exception. It's called, "The Fool's Loaf", probably because only a fool wanting to die would eat it! It's a full loaf of bread packed with jam, peanut butter and bacon. Love me tender!

From: http://www.dumbrella.com/bb/viewtopic.php?t=9738

So a while back my roommate was telling me about this sandwich he heard about that Elvis loved. Apparently it's made in a restaurant in Denver, Colorado, and it's called the Fools Gold Loaf - the sandwich, not the restaurant. The story goes that the actual sandwich was a loaf of bread, an entire jar of peanut butter, and entire jar of grape jelly, and a pound of bacon. Also, the bread is toasted. And it cost $50. Supposedly Elvis flew himself and his friends to Denver at 3 in the morning just to have this sandwich. Apparently Elvis could eat the whole thing by himself. Now, I don't know if any of this is true, but we decided some weeks back to try it out. So, tonight was the night. Consider this a proof of concept.

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Ah, the famous In 'n' Out 21x21, done in style by unityxx. He had to construct it with 3 x 7x7's, but would unityxx have the stamina to finish this towering burgery challenge?

From: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NnN4bPOhCj4

I ate the 21x21 burger at In-N-Out, on 03.04.2006. 21x21 means 21 patties and 21 slices of cheese. Unfortunately, they had to bring it out as 3 7x7, instead of 1 huge one.