Instant Heart Attack...aka Breakfast of Champions? (1 Viewer)

[Rives Elmore]

Check this thing out...more importantly the "nutritional info":

DOC, I'm having these weird chest pains...Bessy is sitting on me

Enjoy

 

[dave_brogli]

I like the Book Breakfast of Champions....oops.lol

 

[Michael*K]

Man, that thing really looks gross, especially the picture with all the crap mixed together.

 

[Todd Hochard]

I just had the Tremendous Twelve (three eggs scrambled, four bacon, hash browns, and four pancakes) this morning at Shoney's. I wonder how that compares. Probably worse.

I love giant greasy breakfast. Strangely enough, I'm not real big on other high fat meals, though. Well, except Spaghetti alla Carbonara.

Todd

P.S. 6'1", 175#, BP 110/70, Chol 180.

 

[Francois Caron]

Chances are the food at the restaurant is in better shape than what's in the Swanson dinner. For starters, the eggs, bacon and pancakes are normally made from fresh or near-fresh ingredients. Second, the restaurant doesn't need to add a bunch of unpronouncable preservatives so that the food won't spoil while sitting in a freezer for a few months. The only item that remains questionable is the sausage which usually contain God knows what in any shape or form. But at least in a restaurant, you can usually substitute this item for something a bit better such as sliced ham, baked beans or even a few tomato slices.

If it wasn't for US regulations requiring that a detailed nutritional panel be posted on just about every processed food product, no one would have known how much crap was in this thing. We have no such regulations here in Canada (yet) and now I understand why. No company wants to admit they're actually killing their clients one body part at a time.

 

[Benjamin_L]

having had an egg/sausage/bagel sandwhich, a beer, hot wings, and leftover chinese so far today I'm hardly one to comment, but that thing is hanously disgusting.

sure that isn't a spoof?