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Two New Big Macs Coming

late said:
Locations - Elevation Burger Elevation Burger

I always get the Half the Guilt Burger, which has one meat patty and one veggie patty. And a glass of water, no fries or shake. Although I am told the shakes are good.
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no thanks. not a fan of grass fed beef

but since it says 'organic' it would be a certain draw for my wife, who tends to be gullible about such branding
 
justabubba said:
no thanks. not a fan of grass fed beef

but since it says 'organic' it would be a certain draw for my wife, who tends to be gullible about such branding
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That's an odd thing to say.

Do you know what sort of grass fed?

You see, it's a catch phrase, American rules allow a cow to be fattened up with corn, which simply isn't grass fed. Then there's real grass fed. And then there's the more unusual breeds of cattle, which can taste a little gamey. Trader Joes sells frozen grass fed, I get it occasionally, but the fat seems stickier than on any other beef I've had. Seems like it shouldn't be that way.

I like the gamey type, but it's not easy to find, and expensive.

In any case, the Elevation burger tastes good, like fresh ground sirloin.
 
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nota bene said:
You must've had an incredible metabolism.

I've seen teenaged boys eat stupendous quantities of food, so a new "Grand"-sized Big Mac (certainly couldn't say "King-sized" :lol: ) will be a big hit, I'll bet.
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I wish.

I used to, but not any more. In any case, when you're backpacking, you're schlepping a pack all day, up mountains, down mountains. You have a 1k to 2K calorie deficit every day. After a few days of that, you're ready to pig out. AT hikers will go off the trail to resupply, walk into a store, buy a half gallon of ice cream, sit down outside and eat it, and a couple hours later go to a restaurant.

I really miss those days, how middle aged guys can eat without worrying about it?
 
nota bene said:
This is very unfair. :(
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Im 6 foot 3 inches (weighing 190 pounds) and could eat two big macs back in high school. My then GF even wrote about it in my yearbook saying she couldnt believe it.
 
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