Burger King unveils 1000 calorie monster burger

Yea Boy i know what im having for lunch!

Looks as good as a Double double from In-n-Out Burger

1000 calories and only 68g of fat? That's nothing. I can walk down the street (oh sorry, drive my fat yankee ass down the street) and go to any number of places that make that look tame, and I can't even get the 1400 calorie 101g of fat 2/3 pound monster thick burger here in New York.

Don't follow in America's footsteps. Avoid this thing. It'll only lead to bigger fatter burgers. Food joints will try to "out bad" each other and then it'll be too late.

I'll admit I've eaten my fair share of BK's double, triple and quad stackers. I ate myself right into hypertension, high cholesterol, and damn near Type II diabetes. I've dropped 60 pounds, have another 50 to go and then we'll see how effective a combination of weight loss and healthy foods have on these conditions.

People can eat what they want to, unless its illegal. Either way they could choose to buy this burger from burger king or make one themselves out of 4 regular cheeseburgers.

AWWWWFUUUUUUUUUULL!!!

Nice to read a 'lighter side' article. To be honest I am glad to see something like this, it seems some of the foods I used to enjoy have all been hijacked by fat people. Lite this and less fat that and more light this... Seems like I am paying the same but thanks to fat people I am getting less! I have yet to confirm this but I used to love Fresh and Fruity yogurt, but now it seems the full cream which was great doesn't exist anymore! Its lite or more lite. So yeah... can fat people stop taking my food please.

When I was a kid growing up, my family regarded fast food as a special treat. We'd go to McDonalds or KFC for birthdays (we're from Malaysia, if that helps to explain why it was "special"). I think it's fine if someone eats a 1000 cal burger every few months, it's when people start regarding it as everyday food that it becomes a problem. This monster burger isn't the worst thing about fast food marketing IMHO, it's things like the $5 meals (burger, fries, 22oz soft drink with tons of sugar) sold as "value meals" that are killing people.

nothing new here. Burger king has had the triple whopper for a while. 1200 calories and 76G of fat.

Hey, just because they make it doesn't force anyone to eat it. If it's on the market, fine, people might buy it. If people don't buy it, it will be taken off the market with no hand-wringing by nanny-state alarmists. Just that simple. You don't like it, don't eat it. You like it, eat it. Or do some people just have the need to control other peoples' lives?

YUmYUm i want this burger for my big fat tummy