Killa Burger


Now for a bit of blatant commercialism.

For the last few months we've been eating at a great new fast food place called Killa Burger.

Their website is here.

And their masterpiece burger...


...it's not like going to MacDonald's where you have to put the chips onto the Big Mac yourself. They know that people do this anyway, so they actually serve the burger with chips on it.

...and the Killa size is a burger that comes in a cake box, it's 30cm/1 foot in diameter.

Great gaming food.

Comments

Rob Lang said…
By chips you mean french fries or crisps?
Thursday, 02 September, 2010
Vulpinoid said…
Being Aussie, when I say chips, I mean the same things as when most British people says chips. Those fried bits of potato that Americans call "French Fries". But the chips on their burgers are chunky cut pieces of potato (roughly half an inch by a quarter of an inch, and the length of the potato), then deep fried.

I can feel my arteries hardening already.
Friday, 03 September, 2010
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