NHL's Washington Capitals Players Have a Burger Cook-Off
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Jesse Taylor, a mixed martial arts fighter competing on Spike TV's reality show The Ultimate Figher, was shown eating frozen cheeseburgers before a fight on this week's episode (TUF airs on Wednesday evenings on Spike TV). Burger King is... More
From the New York Post: New reliever Matt Wise almost didn't sign with the Mets because they train in Florida and play in New York—in other words, nowhere near his beloved In-N-Out Burger. "I'm serious. I love 'em that much,"... More
The Gateway Grizzlies, the Frontier League baseball team based in Sauget, Illinois, are at it again. Last year the stadium served "The Grizzly Burger," a bacon cheeseburger served on a toasted Krispy Kreme doughnut. This year, they're raising the bar... More
A burger, of course. From his Diner's Journal blog: I didn’t want a lobster roll, which was apparently available. I wanted a hamburger. And the one I got, advertised as a half-pound Angus cheeseburger, pleased me more than it had... More
Kenny in Homestead-2005, blogged to AHT from the Flickr photostream of NASCAR&IRL ROOKIES 64&26 CHICK!!!! From a Q&A with the racer on NASCAR.com: If you could go back in time, what period in history would you like to live... More
Well, today we go from news of a megaburger to news of mega burger-eaters: A good sumo wrestler can earn a couple hundred thousand dollars a season, but you need money like that to pay for your food. "Ten double... More
The one holiday that virtually every American celebrates is this Sunday. Aside from Thanksgiving, we probably consume more food during this four-hour period than on any other day in the year. I could probably go on for hours about... More
"When you're 25, you can eat hamburgers and pizza and drink beer and stay out all night and come out the next day and drink a couple cups of coffee and just play. If I did that today, my... More
Last Tuesday (June 28), after allowing five runs in the ninth inning against Cleveland, Red Sox pitcher Keith Foulke blamed jeering homefield fans for his failure, referring to them collectively as "Johnny from Burger King." The comment has offended some... More