That sounds good. With all this Hurricane stuff going on, I decided to cook the family a healthier dinner, than we've been eating.. Roasted Chicken, Steamed Buttered Broccoli, Steamed Jasmine Rice, all seasoned with Pink Himalayan Salt. Oh, and a slice of Buttered Italian Bread.
Dang it, now I'm going to have to go to Whataburger, and order a Quadruple Bacon Cheeseburger, with Pickles and Mustard. Also, an order of fries, a Vanilla Shake, and some Iced Tea, to wash it all down. I guess I will be hanging out at the gym, tomorrow morning, for an extra 30 minutes. Thanks a lot guys.
I'm glad I'm a diabetic. That way I don't have to worry about having a cheeseburgers, french fries, onion rings and milk shakes. I can have an unsweetened tea though.
Well, I want you all to know I kept my word, and I just got back from Whataburger. I had an extra long workout, this afternoon, in preparation for the coronary clogging feast. I ordered a Triple Bacon Cheeseburger, with lettuce, tomatoes, and mustard. Along with French fries, onion rings, medium vanilla shake, and some unsweetened iced tea, to wash it down. Holy smokes, I couldn't finish it all, about 3/4 of everything was finished. My daughter and her friend helped finish the fries and onion rings off.
If you want to be really manly you should go to the Burger Barn http://www.theburgerbarn.net/menu.html
No thanks. I have friends who've done silly things like that before. To me, it's not worth the misery you feel after. Yeah, but it sure was tasty. Life is too short, to not enjoy a greasy triple bacon cheeseburger, now and again. "Moderation" is the key word. Or is it: "Nothing exceeds like excess"?
I ate a one pound cheeseburger at "Cheeburger, Cheeburger" at the old location on Sanibel Isl. back about 1998-1999. Got my picture on the wall and everything.
Yeah, I knew a guy who said he finished the 72 oz steak at Big Tex Steakhouse in Amarillo and was sick for three days after. I do like Whataburger though, I'll have to convince my wife to go there in the next week while our kitchen is being remodelled (not my idea).
I was at the Big Tex steakhouse, a month or so ago. Definitely entertaining. Several oil workers attempted the 72 oz challenge, and a couple of Aussie's. The skinny little Aussies finished, with time to spare. All looked sick, and ready to puke. Oh, the steaks there were tough as a boot. It was entertaining though.
I haven't been to Amarillo in over 30 years, but there used to be a much better steakhouse just a bit further west on I-40. I think it was called the Red Barn.