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The PB&J Bun Burger

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2539293/A-days-worth-calories-one-bun-The-deep-fried-PB-J-burger-wont-fit-New-Year-diet-plan.html

 

...that the sandwich - consisting of two deep fried kettle chip-coated PB&Js, one meat patty and strips of bacon - comes close to 2,000 calories (a McDonald’s Big Mac, by comparison, is 550 calories).

Kim Malcolm, PYT's head chef, told us that there is no polite way of eating the burger and 'you've just got to go for it.'

Describing the taste, she said: 'You start out with a really crunchy texture on the outside and then you get the warm gooiness of the peanut butter and jelly.

 

'The beef patty is really soft and moist because we marinated it in banana and then you get a kick from the Sriracha sauce at the end.'

When asked how many calories she thinks is in the $15 bun, she replied: 'We don't count calories here, we like to have fun.'

 

 

I really want to try this. Of course with 2000 calories I wouldn't be eating for a day and half after....
 

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The dishwasher at my restaurant eats one of our 10oz burgers with extra cheese, 6 strips of bacon and fuging taco meat (from our taco salads) with ketchup and tons of mayo, EVERY fuging DAY.

 

That and he drinks like a case of budweiser a night. He's only 25. I think he's dead before 40. 

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