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Who's HUNGRY?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

36 durable postsStarted 2004-11-16Latest 2004-11-18
#6785Post 1 of 36

[b]Hardee's unveils new 'Monster' [/b] [i]Fast-food chain's new burger -- with 1,400 calories and 107 grams of fat -- will cost you $5.49.[/i]

[img]http://money.cnn.com/2004/11/15/news/funny/hardees/burger_instory.jpg[/img]

Fans of Hardee's new "Monster Thickburger" may end up making "Big Mac" lovers look like waif-like supermodels.

As many fast-food restaurants cut back the fat and calories in their offerings, Hardee's Food Systems Inc. is betting that Americans are ready to sink their teeth into its new and improved "Monster" burger.

St. Louis-based Hardee's said its new burger boasts two 1/3-pound slabs of Angus beef, four strips of bacon, three slices of American cheese and some mayonnaise -- all on a buttered, toasted, sesame seed bun.

The "Monster Thickburger" will cost about $5.49, Hardee's said. But chowing down on the 1,420-calorie burger, which contains 107 grams of fat, will cost around $7 with fries and a soda.

"The (original) 'Monster Burger' was one of our most popular menu items," Brad Haley, executive vice president of marketing for Hardee's, said in a statement. "(But) it's now a 'Thickburger.'"

Many fast-food chains, including McDonald's (Research) and Wendy's International (Research), have tried to offer healthier menu items to cater to Americans on low-fat, low-carb diets.

But Hardee's said the "Monster Thickburger" is not all it has to offer on its menu.

"In about 30 days, we will be introducing a BBQ chicken sandwich that would only have 4 grams of fat and 300 calories. We just have a wide range of selections for everybody," Haley said.

#300335Post 2 of 36

sounds like the artery-clogger i've always dreamed of.

#300338Post 3 of 36

disgusting!

nobody should eat hardees, EVER!! :oops: :evil:

#300339Post 4 of 36

I've never eaten Hardies before, not even sure if they have any "restuarants" here. :unsure:

#300340Post 5 of 36

Re: Who's HUNGRY?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

about fucking time they released this burger...

#300345Post 6 of 36

Silly rumour? :roll:

link link tut tut ban ban

#300348Post 7 of 36

hardee's is known for making grosser things... i wouldn't put it past them mike man.

#300350Post 8 of 36

thats just wrong.. 107 grams of fat... not to mention the carbs that burger would contain -_-

#300353Post 9 of 36

[quote=Musical Journey]Silly rumour? :roll:

link link tut tut ban ban[/quote]

give me a break MJ ... like i'm going to spend an hour putting together a PR for a burger... :roll: i'd sooner be spending the time surfin' for smut! :P

here's your bloody link : [url]http://money.cnn.com/2004/11/15/news/funny/hardees/index.htm[/url]

#300361Post 10 of 36

I strongly recommend wrapping your grease-laden mouths around this puppy instead: [url]http://www.supersizeme.com/[/url]

#300374Post 11 of 36

[quote=Civic_Zen]I've never eaten Hardies before, not even sure if they have any "restuarants" here. :unsure:[/quote] When I visited California 5 months ago I'd never heard of Carl's Jr. My buddy took me there, and I realized they're practically the same place... the buildings look the same, it's the same stupid star logo, the menu looks identical, etc. If you've had Carls Jr, you've probably had Hardees.

Click this link and it shows "Hardees" and "Carls Jr" on the same image. [url]http://www.carlsjr.com/home/[/url]

[b]Hardee's (East Coast)[/b] [img]http://shapefit.com/hardees-big.gif[/img][img]http://cke.Know-Where.com/hardees/Icon/US.gif[/img]

[b]Carls Jr (West Coast)[/b] [img]http://graphics.fansonly.com/schools/ncol/graphics/auto/Carls-Jr.gif[/img][img]http://cke.Know-Where.com/carlsjr/Icon/US.gif[/img]

[size=7]It's a conspiracy :!:[/size]

#300380Post 12 of 36

that star is soooo creepy looking. you know he's a total racist!

they had a bumper sticker out a few years ago that said "EAT MEAT" we used to cut the AT off and put EAT ME all over the place!! HA HA HA!! LOL LOLO LOLOOLOOLOLOOLLLLLLLLLOOLOLOLL :roll:

i was a crafty butcher, that's for shizzle!!

#300382Post 13 of 36

[quote=esef]they had a bumper sticker out a few years ago that said "EAT MEAT" we used to cut the AT off [/quote]

I don't get it. What does "E MEAT" mean? :wink:

#300387Post 14 of 36

Re: Who's HUNGRY?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

Now i'm hungry and need to make something thanks :Middlefi:

#300394Post 15 of 36

I like a good long Subway sandwich...healthier and tastier: 30 cm of oral pleasure.

#300406Post 16 of 36

Holy shit!

#300425Post 17 of 36

like americans aren't fat enough...

#300503Post 18 of 36

[quote=musicnazi]like americans aren't fat enough...[/quote]

Dually noted

#300504Post 19 of 36

Damn, what kind of a sick bastard brought fastfood to this level?

THAT IS FUCKING NASTY! :Barf:

#300525Post 20 of 36

i would try it once or twice (if i liked it the first time), i dont see any harm in that, but NO more than that . THAT is a heart clogger. like someone mentioned above i highly recomend people watch the supersize me movie, especially the extras on the dvd

#300536Post 21 of 36

[quote=being clever][quote=musicnazi]like americans aren't fat enough...[/quote]

Dually noted[/quote]

You paint with very broad brush but i like your point sir. :lol:

#300628Post 22 of 36

Tell you what, I've had fast food maybe 4 times in the past 8 years, and I don't ever plan to try the Thickburger, but thank god somebody has enough balls to offer this type of product.

We've become prisoners of our own political correctness and unwillingness to accept responsibility for our actions, a condition which is reaching epidemic proportions in this country. "Super Size Me" had the (unintended?) consequence of limiting our choices. Instead of having the right to practice our own self control, we are now victims of corporate censorship by removing these products from the market.

Smart marketing move by Hardees to usurp the ground evacuated by all those other gutless fast food chains. There are people out there who want this shit, and this is the United Fucking States of America where if I want a 10,000 calorie burger, than I better goddamn well be able to get one.

#300646Post 23 of 36

i was thinking Subway when i came in i think i'll go with the 'supersize me' recommendation, seeing that my appetite has already been ruined.

#300668Post 24 of 36

[quote=Kobe]this is the United Fucking States of America where if I want a 10,000 calorie burger, than I better goddamn well be able to get one.[/quote] [img]http://dandalf.com/dandalf/braveheart5.gif[/img]

[size=6][b]FREEEEEEDOOMM![/b][/size]

#300818Post 25 of 36

good...you can then pay the ridiculous hospital costs of heart surgery later on in life...if you can even afford it.

Not worth $5.49 if you ask me...

#300827Post 26 of 36

Oh yeah, I'm all for supply and demand, commerce, and eating. However, grossly fat people are an eye sore! An ex-girlfriend said to me once: "it's not their fault they're fat."

Bless her heart. She was quick to defend obesity until I asked who was to blame for the 40% of Americans lacking self-control? She's probably at Hardee's right now.

#300833Post 27 of 36

[quote=Kobe]Tell you what, I've had fast food maybe 4 times in the past 8 years, and I don't ever plan to try the Thickburger, but thank god somebody has enough balls to offer this type of product.

We've become prisoners of our own political correctness and unwillingness to accept responsibility for our actions, a condition which is reaching epidemic proportions in this country. "Super Size Me" had the (unintended?) consequence of limiting our choices. Instead of having the right to practice our own self control, we are now victims of corporate censorship by removing these products from the market.

Smart marketing move by Hardees to usurp the ground evacuated by all those other gutless fast food chains. There are people out there who want this shit, and this is the United Fucking States of America where if I want a 10,000 calorie burger, than I better goddamn well be able to get one.[/quote]

Kobe- I'm with you all the way here but I remember when I was little McDonalds had a such thing as a small order of frys. Before they stopped the supersize option, the smallest order you could get was what was the largest when I was a kid. I agree that people should excersicse self control but when the future generations are raised on larger and larger portions large intakes are considered 'normal' to them. Add to the fact that most kids are told to finish what is on their plate. So I think the industry holds some responsibility here in cutting back their portions... you still have the option then just to order double but then its a concencious choice.

Besides I think the food industry should be eager to make that change, since smaller portions = more $$.

#300854Post 28 of 36

perhaps there is a happy median in there? Again, I find fast food vile, regardless of portion. I just don't like this idea of surrendering freedoms, sacrificing options.

#300890Post 29 of 36

Re: Who's HUNGRY?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

that is a great looking heartattack burger :shock: :lol:

hardee attackeez :RightOn: s

#300894Post 30 of 36

Re: Who's HUNGRY?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

[img]http://www.nba.com/media/jazz/mcdonalds.gif[/img]

[img]http://www.abc.net.au/kathandkim/img/ecard_kimdog.jpg[/img]

#300895Post 31 of 36

I'd love the dog on the left sick.

#300920Post 32 of 36

I dunno who would eat a burger that big, but I guess there's someone out there that would enjoy every bite. :shock:

#301003Post 33 of 36

I am not hungry and if i were i don't like junk food!

#301011Post 34 of 36

OHHH this is A BIG MAC!!!EXTRA Big Mac!! I like it!!!I Want eat this!!!!! :twisted: :RockOn: :Naughty:

#301057Post 35 of 36

long live our arteries! :P

#301060Post 36 of 36

Bah, still healthier than a large donner from the van of death.

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