6(?) A&W teen burger patties, Plus a sliced hotdog
You can too, Just go to A&W and ask for an Animal Burger, It's not on the menu, but if you ask for it they will make it
We used to eat these all the time when we were wandering around town at night all drunk
This is not my video, This A&W doesn't use a hotdog, These stupid kids can't even take a proper bite.....
Edit: I just realized the one on the left is a girl......
Hamburger
A hamburger is a hunk of ground beef served between two pieces of bun-configured bread. Hamburgers are often served with a variety of toppings and condiments. It is named for the region in which it was invented, not for the kind of meat (as is often mistakenly suggested).
What's the most hamburger patties YOU have eaten on one burger?
Classic triple. you have to eat an entire patty's worth of meat just before the burger can actually fit between the buns.
UPDATE:
Inspired by the multitudes of responses, I decided to make my trip to the local BK today a special one and ordered a Triple Stacker. It was simultaneously a good and bad idea, as one can imagine such things are. I don't plan on making a habit of it.
3, multiple times...
Triple Whopper from BK once,
Triple Baconator from Wendys the second time...
mmm, Wendys is so good...
3. Burger King used to make a burger that was just hamburger meat, bacon and cheese. There were 3 patties on the basic one, but I think it went up to 5 for the super-meaty version. That will clog your arteries right-quick.
Yeah Wendy's! They used to have that double the beef for .89 ( or something like that ) so we order the biggest burger and told them to double it, the people wanted to watch us try and eat it, but we took it back to my roomate and challenged him to eat it. it went well at first, then slower and slower..... finally finishing like an hour later (fries and drink too), and then he promptly yarked it all up. Too Funny.
Me......3
3. One of those stackers at Burger King. In all honesty, not as big as it probably should have been.
One. If I want more meat, I'll just make a bigger burger. No need to make multiple small burgers to go in a single bun, when I can just make one large burger. And I've made some pretty large burgers in the past.
Edit: actually, I tell a lie, I've had a double burger in burger king. But I don't really consider those burgers.
BK's normal burger patties aren't very big. The Triple Stacker is still a somewhat daunting burger for me to tackle, but it's also not as bad as it would be at a lot of other restaurants.
@Vigorousjammer:
Yeah, they still have 'em. They're called BK Stackers and can go up to 4 patties.
In fact, I just posted a couple of pictures of me having a Triple Stacker here in this thread.
4 1/4 burger patties with two slices of extra-thick Kraft processed on a toasted kaiser, the MTG match after was sleepy and surreal to say the least
3. I won't go so far as to say it was the last time, but it's deinitely like a "no more than once a year" kinda thing.
OVER 9000 !
. . .c'mon guys, 4 pages and nobody said it? I'm kinda dissapointed
Anyways the most I've had at a fast food place is 3, multiple times
Homemade is 4
3. Might as well have been eating a log of cooked ground beef. I like a nicely balanced burger these days. More toppings, less meat
Four, but it's not much of an accomplishment, because all these "mega burgers" that places offer have a ton of crappy, super thin, fast food patties. Number isn't the accomplishment, it's the weight of the burger. The biggest burger I've ever eaten had two patties, and they were both monstrous, sirloin patties of awesomeness.
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