Is this fast food?
- Thread starter Ben Ruset
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Hungry Jack's is the equivalent of Burger King in Australia.
1000 calories! I can't even imagine that. Who could eat this thing?
1000 calories! I can't even imagine that. Who could eat this thing?
I bet people are lining up to eat them. I find it hard to believe that only has 1000 calories! I'd have guessed 2500. Four patties? Come ON!
I get nauseous just looking at it.
I get nauseous just looking at it.
Oh, apparently you can get this in America. It's called the Burger King Quad Stacker.
I could imagine trying to eat that after a long hike. I'd be dead in an hour.
I could imagine trying to eat that after a long hike. I'd be dead in an hour.
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Imagine trying to eat it before a long hike. We once ate at hardy's on the way to Shenandoah, I lost my thick burger and curly fries a few hours later somewhere on the way up white oak canyon. I don't know what I was thinking.
If I'm going to eat something so obnoxiously unhealthy, it had better be chicken fried steak slathered in white gravy.
I used to eat a 1lb burger occasionally at Devones and believe me, after after struggling through the last few bites, I could barely squeeze in 3 or 4 more beers.
By the way, greetings from STILL FRICKIN HOT Florida. I envy youse and your upcoming changes in the weather.
By the way, greetings from STILL FRICKIN HOT Florida. I envy youse and your upcoming changes in the weather.
Bobpbx,
It is truly awesome( even when sick from fast food). I just got back from an overnighter on the AT. Daleville to 311. Tinker cliffs and Mcafee knob were some of the best vistas I have seen. VA is a hikers paradise, Shenandoah alone could keep you busy for a year of weekend hikes. Have you ever hiked old rag?
Old Rag Hikes
In my younger days I backpacked most of the Shenandoah trails, at least in the Northern and Central Districts. I have hiked Old Rag several times, including one Winter backpack trip that provided me with a view so beautiful that I remember it to this day. I hiked up Old Rag during an Ice Storm and on the way up I could overlook a cloud below me and all of the ridges and mountains in the west were covered in frozen ice and snow, a gorgeous view.
In my younger days I backpacked most of the Shenandoah trails, at least in the Northern and Central Districts. I have hiked Old Rag several times, including one Winter backpack trip that provided me with a view so beautiful that I remember it to this day. I hiked up Old Rag during an Ice Storm and on the way up I could overlook a cloud below me and all of the ridges and mountains in the west were covered in frozen ice and snow, a gorgeous view.