zak wrote:
> "A.C." > wrote in message
> ...
>
>>according to the thread, this guy ate the whole thing in 15 hours.
>>in****ingcredible!
>>
>>http://www.spartantailgate.com/forum...d.php?t=127131
>
>
> Well it isn't really a sandwich (in the sense of picking it up and eating it
> as a meal). If you view it as a day's worth of food sitting on top of a
> loaf, then it still looks a bit unhealthy but rather more feasible.
>
> Still doesn't entirely ring true for me. Most of the calories come from the
> obscene amount of fat (2 litres canola oil, 8 oz butter, 6 oz dressing)
> which are clearly not present in the sandwich - it would have to be dripping
> with oil.
>
> 50g of salt and pepper? That is pretty much a handful isn't it? On top of
> the fact that most of the ingredients are salty anyway, I can't see that he
> really added that.
>
> 50g of oregano has 438 calories? Almost the same as 6oz (150g) of Italian
> dressing. Don't think so.
>
> I don't think this sandwich is exactly what it is made out to be, but it did
> look quite nice!
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I found it gross, as I read on in the forum, that he fried the bacon in
BUTTER :P that's just downright NASTY - yuck. Not that the sandwhich
in itself was anything I would eat...

And yes - I have to agree on the calorie count. If he deep fried the
onion rings and corn dogs (and whatever else) He really can't count all
of the oil used, which I think he did.

Roberta (in VA)