Burgers have never been known to be good for your health, but now they’re apparently not good for your mouth either! continue reading...
Burger King is pulling an ad they have for their “Texican whopper,” that featured a tall American cowboy next to a short Mexican draped in his country’s flag. The image of the Mexican flag is protected under national law, and the country’s ambassador argues that the representation in this ad campaign is an inappropriate display of this image.
The ads had been released in Europe, where the chain’s new Tex-Mex style burger - featuring chili and spicy mayonnaise – was being unveiled. The ads were meant to showcase this combination of flavors. The ads are being pulled “out of respect for the Mexican culture and its people,” and “as soon as commercially possible.” Read more… continue reading...
The finished burger weighs four pounds and clocks in at 4,800 calories. Here’s what you can look forward to in Whitecaps’ Fifth Third Burger: continue reading...
Have you ever felt like your arteries were too clear? Like you could feel the blood flowing smoothly through your body? Yeah, that’s gotta suck. Luckily there’s the Heart Attack Grill in Arizona, which will make your arteries clog just watching this video:
Ever cooked bacon, then smelled like bacon for three days afterward and wished you could smell like bacon forever? No? That’s just me? Oh, well Burger King thought something similar, so they created Flame. It’s a body spray that apparently captures the essence of their famous Whopper. “Body spray of seduction, with a hint of flame-broiled meat,” they say. You can buy it online or at Ricky’s, and it’s $4. Oh, and it’s sold out online. Go figure. Check out the website… continue reading...
There are so many variations on hamburgers that sometimes the best one is just a really simple, well-made burger. Check out this list of the ten best in the US:
1.) BURGER JOINT AT LE PARKER MERIDIEN
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