The Fattiest Food You've EVER Seen

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http://thisiswhyyourefat.com/

The Arizona Diamondback are serving what they're calling a "churro dog" year at Chase Field

that's gotta be a 1000+ calories

KFC had something called a double down (I think), it was to pieces of breaded chicken (deep fried), with bacon, cheese and sauce between (in essence, the chicken pieces were the 'bread')

^ If you're counting on the fact that meat and vegetables are better for you - no it isn't. Their meat is bad, and Paleo dieting advises against deep-frying. Also, seed oils aren't so great for you. And it's breaded.

I have spoken.

Stilton cheese, usually about 35% fat says wikipedia

https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=stilt ... 7gbl8IGoBg

Nothing can be fattier than drinking pure olive oil, a whole 900 kcal per 100 g, and it’s probably much healthier than most of those things

I've never even heard of most of these foods. And I seldom eat fast food. I ate something from McDonald's this past week though, so I guess I'd better start writing my will.

The Nutella lasagna sounds disgusting.

Of course no one has pictures of alcoholic beverages telling you, "This is why you're a drunk.", or pictures of various casinos saying, "This is why you're a gambling junkie". No, it's only morally wrong and completely your fault if you're overweight. Stupid.

Anything from Epic Meal Time, like the Roethlisberger burger which is over 100K calories.

isn't this thread to discuss the ingredients for deep fried mars bars?

I need all of that.

My bf had one of these once. The amount of grease everywhere was unbelievable.

Well, I'd say pure fat just to be a smartass, but I can see that's not what you mean.

Anyway, I'm not really sure what to answer, but some of the grilled cheese sandwiches I've made before have been pretty excessive, as far as sheer greasiness goes. Also, I've done some reading about Scottish cuisine, and well, deep-fried pizza and cheeseburgers sound AMAZING.

I can't remember anything in particular, except maybe when I was young. We sometimes had bread with both butter and cream cheese on at the same time. As I got older, that seemed like overkill, so I switched to just putting one or the other on the bread.

Once, after my younger brother cooked up some sea bass, my mother went to help herself from the pan, but instead of taking the meat of the fish, she took the fatty rind. I saw what she was doing, and made her take the fish meat instead. She was also fond of fatty pork chops, and other fatty foods. She wasn't fat, though. I am the family fatty. On the plus side, I've lost a lot of weight lately. I've been using web surfing to keep me too distracted to go eat for many hours past a normal time, and have been doing this every day for about 3 or 4 months now. I often eat less often than once a day now. People on the Autism spectrum often have the tendency to get very engrossed in things they are interested in, to the exclusion of whatever else is going on, or should be going on, so I decided to try to use that to help me lose weight. I call it the PC Diet. Yes, it's funny, but it is working:!: I have been way over weight for decades. I still have a long way to go, but now I have a way to lose weight that works for me, and it doesn't involve dangerous drugs, or exercises that would be hard for me to do, due to my other health issues.