World's Largest Hamburger is Gluttony Incarnate
Jessica Marcel — September 20, 2009 — Lifestyle
References: malliesbar & huffingtonpost
Steve Mallie set the new record for the World’s Largest Hamburger on Sept. 17th, 2009. Mallie is the owner of Mallie’s Sports Bar and Grill in Michigan.
The new record for making the largest burger now belongs to Mallie, whose creation weighed in at 185 pounds. He took 15 hours to make the burger. We don’t even want to know how much meat, cheese and flour went into this monstrosity. Mallie asked just $499 for his creation—if he gets many offers, maybe he’ll make it a menu item.
The new record for making the largest burger now belongs to Mallie, whose creation weighed in at 185 pounds. He took 15 hours to make the burger. We don’t even want to know how much meat, cheese and flour went into this monstrosity. Mallie asked just $499 for his creation—if he gets many offers, maybe he’ll make it a menu item.
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