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Since the popular thread from 2011 has gone to hell with outdated images, false page redirections and 4 blank pages of deleted posts, I think it's time to start anew for the 2012 community.
I'll start out by posting some strange (but real) sodas I found on Google. You can be the ones to determine whether or not you'd ever try any of them.
The label on the last one is real, but the flavor is fake. You'll have to learn the Jones way of doing things.
Chips are another favorite when it comes to bizarre flavors.
^ Those BLT chips are actually not too bad.
And, of course, the Canadian classic...
If you know of any strange flavors or you just happen to find some online, post them here. Pictures are always appreciated.
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You know what else you can deep fry? Kool-aid.
And guacamole.
And eggs.
And tomatoes.
Cheap wine from a box should get the job done...
Reminds me of a certain Seinfeld episode. All you need now is some turkey and you're off to dreamland.
You know what else you can deep fry? Kool-aid.
Indeed you can, you can also deep-fry coke.
Pepsi as well (but it's probably not as good)
And guacamole.
And eggs.
And tomatoes.
You find these three products, post them right next to each other, and it doesn't even occur to you to make a burger out of them?
Clearly you haven't spend enough time in this thread.
(My other sister made them with Fruity Pebbles one time. They were good too.)
That's awesome! How fruity did they end up tasting?
@ Deep-fried Kool-aid and Coke (Pepsi)
I'll bet they taste pretty good, but there's no way any one of those former beverages could possibly be refreshing! Unless your heart needs a refresher from beating so much...
@ Deep-fried guac
Well, with a coating like that, maybe you don't even need the tortilla chips!
@ Eggs
Looks like the filling of a Hostess lemon pie...
Oh, and while we're talking about lemons and deep-fried stuff...
It freshens your breath and shuts down your heart!
You find these three products, post them right next to each other, and it doesn't even occur to you to make a burger out of them?
I didn't have a deep fried patty or a deep fried bun to go with them.
How about that Cheesy Whopper?
Looks like the filling of a Hostess lemon pie...
The resemblance is striking, I'll give it that. Haven't seen too many deep-fried Hostess fruit pies yet so I'm not sure what that would do to the filling, but there's no doubt the flavor would be noticeably altered even if the appearance didn't change severely.
How about that Cheesy Whopper?
I hadn't actually heard of that before. Good find.
There isn't much in terms of specific information on this product, but from what I've gathered from various mediocre sources, it's no different from a regular Whopper except it contains a disc of deep-fried cheese; and it's been available in various countries around the world such as the Dominican Republic, Egypt and possibly Italy.
Not to be confused, of course, with the Texican Whopper, which was only available in Europe if it isn't still.
How about that Cheesy Whopper?
How about I throw up a little in my mouth? xP
Not to be confused, of course, with the Texican Whopper
Lol, sounds like the burger comes from Texaco...
That's an actual burger from Texaco. Doesn't look so appetizing, but what can you expect from gas station food?
While on the subject of burgers...may I introduce you tot the Luther Burger? Courtesy of the Gateway Grizzlies (minor league team for the St. Louis Cardinals)
a hamburger or cheeseburger with one or more glazed doughnuts in place of the bun...and 1,500 calories of heart-attack inducing goodness
I do expect you to click on that link, by the way...
The pictures are interesting, but it's an absolutely useless link if you want to know anything about the burgers in the images. Each burger is noticeably different from one another, and they all contain ingredients that set them apart from every other burger in the world, but the caption only tells you what kind of cheese is on the burger. Talk about futile.
I'm not criticizing you, by the way, I'm criticizing whoever thoughtlessly set the captions in those images without even letting us know what was on the burgers.
Anyway, out of all those burgers, one did catch my eye over the rest: The Highwayman.
Onion rings, egg, ham and BBQ sauce on one burger. Naturally, it's making my salivary glands act up...
but it's an absolutely useless link if you want to know anything about the burgers in the images.
Yes, I did happen to notice that before I posted the link... I just did it for the sake of the goldmine of unique burger images! =)
Anyway, out of all those burgers, one did catch my eye over the rest: The Highwayman.
You caught that one but managed to completely miss the Sheboygan?!
Bratwurst on a burger = WIN.
Bratwurst is an interesting touch, but fried prawns top it.
An honorable mention goes to the Macho Nacho, for its monstrous size and unusual ability to cram at least 10 ingredients between just two buns while still fitting four beef patties and two different kinds of cheese in there. If that isn't enough to make your stomach explode, don't worry--the burger also contains jalapenos.
Even though Denny's and Ruby Tuesday's have come up with other burgers with the same name, I can't locate where this monster is available so unfortunately I don't have a calorie count for you at this time; but if anyone happens to come across one, please do let us know so our arteries aren't left wondering.
FOUR beef patties?! That's the same number of patties as sported by the Quadruple Bypass Burger...
The QBB obtains a large mass of its calorie count from its contents such as both buns and all four patties being fried in pure lard. The Macho Nacho appears to be on a sourdough bun and it's definitely not fried as severely as the QBB.
It's a stomach-cruncher for sure, but I wouldn't estimate it to be more than 3,000 calories if even that.
If these burgers represent different regions, why are so many of them using Wisconsin cheeses?
It's all explained, along with why they only tell you what kind of cheese is on the burger, in the brief description of the Cheese & Burger Society. I would have linked directly to their site but I wasn't comfortable with the obnoxious little intro they decided to pop in there when you click on their link.
I'm going to switch gears for the moment from eccentric burgers to offbeat Pepsi flavors for the trillionth time.
If you haven't already spotted it in the lower right-hand corner, this Pepsi variant is dragonfruit-flavored. Why I brought it up, though, is not simply just because of its unique flavor, but also because I actually got a chance to try it before the limited time expired. So how's it taste? Like Pepsi mixed with McDonald's sweet tea.
The color is also not too far off.