Biggest, Largest, & Most Gluttonous Foods in Seattle

Biggest, Largest, & Most Gluttonous Foods in Seattle

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by alexandraf  12/16/2008  Reply

Fix me up that burrito mess… and give me your cool brown coat, um, now… that is cool!

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by mswen  11/27/2008  Reply

Andrea: hahhahahahahhha!!!!!

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by dead_c  11/21/2008  Reply

The trick is in the searing. As far as the hat and blanket goes, some people eat the rind and others don’t. It’s like brie

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by andrea_d  11/21/2008  Reply

Oh, man, that thing looks so tender. Do you take the hat and blanket off first before eating, or does it serve to keep the whole thing together?

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by shawna  11/20/2008  Reply

I so want a burrito right now.

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by dead_c  11/20/2008  Reply

Do it. Chicago has giant food, I’d like to see a guide like this for the cities that are “of excess”

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by elguapo  11/20/2008  Reply

dude. this is awesomely strange…or strangly awesome. About 10 minutes ago I just finished a “super burrito” that was as big as my forearm. I took a 12 shot photo montage of the ordeal from start to glutenous finish I am going to send you the pictures once I upload them… If you don’t see them in a week, remind me to do so.

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