10 x 1/4 lb beef patties, held together with two wooden kebob sticks, topped with Lettuce, Mayo and Cheese. That's 2.5lb's of beef, and a new Burger Inn Record!

From: http://www.burgerinn.com/recordburgergallery.htm

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Those crazy Japanese food creators are at it again! This time it's the "Mega Mac". 4 all beef patties special sauce lettuce cheese pickles onions on a sesame seed bun. 4's kinda Mega I guess. Well how about 6? 8? 12? 16? Yep, 16 pieces of 100% pure McDonalds beef, stacked between two buns, and a lot of cheese in between! And a big thanks to Google Translator, I loves Engrish!

From: http://www.geocities.com/yokatonian/megamac/megamac.htm

The [hu] - the [mu], “the meat just increased as for taste is not different from big Mack simply”, that with thing, as for interest fading a little However it is the honest place, MEGA MAC how it is the sufficient substitute which simply simply increased the meat to 2 times Acquiring the name the junk hood fools like me may be overjoyed, “The 喰 [tsu] [te] saying nothing even with this, the [ro] and. [ho] [re], with this satisfaction? Well it is?”The [te] rot, [makudanaru] way intention [bishibishi] being felt, it is what, [saiko] in feeling.

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Kaufman (1985-2002) inhales a 5-patty Burger from A&W.

From: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ff5QqJ_hWcU&search=kaufman

Ever wondered what 3/4 pounds of beef and cheese looks like from McDonalds? Mmm... meaty and cheesy! Kinda reminds me of that Fat Bastard Burger I had a few months back...

From: http://ades008.tripod.com/funny.htm

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Got some time to kill after downing 30 cheeseburgers at White Castle? Why not build a castle yourself! (I wonder if anyone's done a white castle 100x100?)

From http://www.rmangio.com/archive/archive-082005.htm

officer: Hi, I was wondering if you guys were lost.
Richard: Yeah, we're kinda lost.
officer: So, what are you looking for?
Richard: uh,..
CarLo and Mei: WHITE CASTLE!!

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Grandpa Al is fast becoming a bit of a celebrity here on SupersizedMeals.com. This time he tackles Harold's New York Deli's Pastrami Sandwich. It's a HUGE sandwich!

From: http://www.flickr.com/photos/salmonmedia/25352448/in/photostream/
and http://www.roadfood.com/Reviews/Writeup.aspx?ReviewID=1344&RefID=1344

Harold's is a large restaurant serving enormous portions of food to enormous people (and regular size people, too). It is for this reason, we believe, that Harold's sometimes doesn't get the respect it so well deserves. It would be natural to assume that a restaurant whose schtick is to serve comically large servings of food would not devote much attention to the quality of that food. That assumption, at Harold's, couldn’t be more wrong.

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Another Flickr find, this one was somewhere in Hokkaido, Japan (I'm trying to find out where, will update if I find out!)

From: http://www.flickr.com/photos/tonywat/45787323/

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When I think of Bagels, I think of a nice, hot, fresh bagel with cream cheese... mmm... I think I'd need a small tip-truck of cream cheese for this one though....

From: http://www.brueggers.com/news/news-080405.html

Burlington, Vt. (August 4, 2005) - There are bagels, and there are bagels so big that they earn their place in history. Bruegger's Enterprises, Inc. recently received official notification from Guinness World Records that its attempt to bake the world's largest bagel has set the new world record.

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This is a mighty sized McBurger! At least I'm pretty sure it is (with the McWrappers in the background) It could be fake, but impressive though! (picture below tilted sideways, because it's too tall!)

From: http://www.japanprobe.com/?p=50

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I've been finding more and more "Once Off" photos around the net of random supersized meals, so I thought I'd dedicate a photo album to them! There's now a photo album called Once Off Photos, where all the lonely photos go :) Found this over on japanprobe the other day, some sort of mega Katsu burger! Oh, and if anyone knows where this burger originated from, please let us know by leaving a comment!

From: http://www.japanprobe.com/?p=50

Here we have the giant burger compared to an average burger. A true fatso of a burger. This ungodly creation seems to contain an egg, some lettuce, a couple burgers, some big katsu-looing thing, and some sauce. And all for the low cost of about 7 US dollars. Too bad I missed the part where they said what store sells them. If you know where you can find this massive burger, let me know.

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