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Posted by pcarrell
 - September 05, 2014, 13:52:08 PM

That first pic looks like something off of the TV show "Man Vs. Food"!

Posted by DC
 - September 05, 2014, 12:22:41 PM

You might think about bringing this along next time you have one of those sandwiches.

Posted by chief
 - September 05, 2014, 10:48:28 AM

Wow... !! 8)

Posted by greenbarn
 - September 05, 2014, 10:30:48 AM

I'm sure it's no more calories than your typical "Average" meal .....  For a bear.

Posted by Troll
 - September 05, 2014, 08:55:31 AM

I don't even want to try to look up the calories in that one, but I will say, cooked hamburger is 70 cals an ounce...after that...who knows!

Posted by greenbarn
 - September 04, 2014, 23:19:34 PM

There is a restaurant in Delaware, about 20 miles from us, called Son of Thurman.  Their "signature" sandwich (along with their parent restaurant Thurmans, in neighboring Columbus) is called "The Thurminator".   Now, I don't usually eat like this, but thought I had better try it - From the description I figured I'd go home with left-overs.  I was right....

It has 2 (two) 3/4 lb hamburger patties (yes that's 1.5 lbs of beef), enough ham for a nice-sized ham sandwich, enough bacon to make a decent BLT,  3 or 4 kinds of cheese, and a bunch of other stuff.  No leaving there hungry!

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