Krispy Kreme Bacon Cheeseburgers AKA Luther burgers



Source...
http://www.aldenteblog.com/2008/07/almost-inedible.html

I get heartburn just looking at the photo!!!

omg

yummo...

After polishing off your Luther Burger, you might want to try one of these for desert:

...and a Diet Coke, please.

Is this to be followed by a baloney and cheese whiz shake?

And some Rolaids.

The BEST fried food I ever had was alcapurrias.

Wash it down with a beer and it's a meal, LOL.



It's a stuffed yucca fritter. Meat stuffed is yummy

Who knew fried food could be good for you?

ALL YOU CAN EAT IS ONE, lol...TWO if you're really hungry....2.5 if you're starving

Sounds good! I rarely eat any fried foods, but I LOVE a good old greasy cheeseburger from a truckstop now and then.

Howls of Dirisive Laughter, Bruce. You should toddle on out to the San Gabriel(pronounced San Gabrul) Valley for a PastramiCheeseBurger with Chili Cheese Fries from here:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Hat

Bacon cheeseburgers made from glazed donuts ... hmmmm.

You know, I like sweet n salty mixed together, but that just looks awful.

I assume they give you the number of nearby cardiologists after you enjoy one.

I'm dying to at least make a Krispy Kreme Bacon Cheeseburger at home. I'm very curious. My girlfriend follows a Kosher diet, so I may have to sneak the bacon into the house.

Oh dear, I must disagree, NOBODY should go out to the San Gabriel Valley, ever, for anything!

Oh, dear me, Alas, by Jove. How else are you going to confirm my thesis that, just as New York has a neighborhood from every major city on the world, LA has a suburb of every major city on the world? Where else will you learn that all the Northern Chinese live in southern California and all the southern Chinese live in Northern California? Where else will you see the vast splendor of 500+ Asian bridal shops on one street(Las Tunas Blvd), or the plethora of Snakehead Chinese Buffet restaurants nearby? To bowdlerize Mark Volman and Frank Zappa,

Where can I go to get decent Basturma in Alhambra? Where can I go to buy Chinese New Year Good Luck Pieces in Rosemead? Where can I go to see the Doo-Dah parade in Pasadena? Where can I go to buy obscure soda pop in Eagle Rock?

Yes, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, all these questions and more can be answered by taking a cruise up Huntington Drive past the California Cookshack(best breakfast in South Pas) under the spreading Jackamundo trees as that brownish-orange haze stretches forth before you. San Gabriel Valley, Land Of Mystery.

I think my Cholesterol went up 50 points just looking at that picture!

Then there's always the Monte Cristo sandwich.



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monte_Cristo_sandwich

I want diabetes and a heart attack and I don't want to wait in line.
Talk about the rape of cuisine?

Oh god, I haven't had one of those since I left Manhattan. There must be a place in Los Angeles that makes Cuban or Puerto Rican Cochifritos?

You forgot the most important part.... the rasberry jam for dipping. My husband LOVES those sandwiches!

There USED to be a terrific spot, a dive just a hop and a skip down from you on Cahuenga near Chandler. The name escapes me, but if it's still there you cannot miss it on the east side of Cahuenga.

I suspect this thread has survived longer than would the average consumer of Krispy Kreme Cheeseburgers.

Didn't Krispy Kreme go bankrupt?

Hmmm... can we get Morgan Spurlock to eat them for 30 days straight?

Why, Galco's of course!!!!!!

Hey Spex, have you tried Porto's in Glendale?????

Yeah, but they bake their potato balls. The ones back home are deep fried! Not good for your heart but your tongue will thank you.

Do you think he'd survive??

You're talking about "Super-Tacos Mechuochan" on "Vineland" and "Chandler" it's gone now. New owners, new cook, and they changed the name. They made the best burritos but Dude that's Mexican the artery cloggers we're talking about are clearly Caribbean.

Deep fried pizza!!! Those wacky Scots, using fish and chips batter and oil, no less... I'm sure the vegetarian version is MUCH healthier...

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Or the one in Burbank. A FAR superior facility, IMHO, and the one where the family spends most of their time these days.

Nope, they had a gigantic sign that read something like "MIAMI CUBAN SANDWICHES." My Cubano neighbors sent me there for the cochifritos (which I'd never previously heard of). But it HAS been some time since my last trip, and now you have me wondering if it might be talking up a place long-since gone. I'll have to see if I can spot it tomorrow and get back to you.

I think my cholesterol went up just from reading this thread!!

That would be cool. Thanks.

Here's a delicacy from my home town. Yummy...

http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/dowbrigade/20...brain-sandwich/

Looks like a fried brain sandwich.

you got it. I can't stand em...LOL

I used to call on a restaurant that sold em and I watched one of the cooks de-veining them

I wish I could unsee that! ...

Rocky Mountain Oysters

Not bivalves.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rocky_Mountain_oysters

We call 'em prairie oysters.

I was looking for a picture of what we call Lamb Fries here but didn't have the stomach for it.

Anybody watch Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern? That guy will eat ANYTHING.

Excuse me but I need to hurl...

http://youtube.com/watch?v=delpqpD_2tw

I found the lamb balls.

Cuy Chactado (Deep Fried Guinea Pig):





Maybe it's time to start reconsidering a vegan diet.

Just.Not.Right.



Thank god it's canned so it doesn't spoil like fresh does...
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Road kill or farm raised? Which begs the question are there Armadillo ranches in Texas?

I think Texas IS an Armadillo ranch.

Your going to get e-mails for that one, you realize that don't you?

While I well know these are far from the most appalling examples to be found worldwide, this thread is populated by some of the most disgusting foods ever to grace the RRMB. The vivisected Guinea Pig on the plate may set a new horror low.

Yeeeech!

Umm, new recipe or not, some spotted things should NEVER go in your mouth...

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