I'm probably more grossed out than most - I really don't like fried chicken to begin with… but this is just a whole new level of EW.
I do like an occasional hot dog… but ew.
And I don't like stuff that leaves my hands all nasty.
I can't really stop saying EW.
I'd try it. Once. Then never eat one again. I've also had a donut burger before, I suppose there's a similar level of pure disgustingness at play there. It was surprisingly good, the Krispey Kreme's sweetness was a nice balance versus the salty burger patty, cheese and bacon. I would have one again, though I think it's a (at most) once a year treat.
There is a story behind my badge. When I took AP Biology, I had a ritual with some of my classmates. After each test (and the AP Exam) we would go KFC, and each order 2 double downs. We would then place one double down inside the other double down, and then eat the resulting wad of fried chicken. Grand total of four deep fried chicken breasts, eight slices of bacon, 2 slices of essentially velveeta, and about 3/4 a cup of mayo, plus an order of potato wedges. Then we would go lay around and complain that we could feel our arteries clogging. And that's why I had to badge this monster.
The one and only time I had a double-down was following the AP Chemistry exam in high school. Most of my class went, one of my friends rode in the bed of another persons pickup truck, and we all felt like human garbage after eating those things. Never again.
No idea. As far as I know it may be like walking into McDonalds and ordering a Mcgangbang, but with the monstrosity they've just birthed, most likely yeah. Do yourself a favor and don't do the quad-down. While it doesn't taste bad, it looks pretty horrific, and eating it is an ungainly affair at best. And then you have to live with yourself afterwards too. Can you still get Double Downs?
Yep, my wife is a vegetarian and we eat a ton of lentils. I don't think there is a week that has gone by in the past few years where we haven't made/eaten lentils in some way, shape or form. But, they're tasty, so I'm not complaining.
