World's largest Burger!

wow now that's sound amaizing (the worlds largest burger is worth of $8000, well that's not pretty cheap! )

The title belongs to Mallie’s Sports Grill & Bar in Detroit.

COURTESY OF MALLIE'S SPORTS GRILL & BAR:

A 1,794 pound cheeseburger just became the world’s largest commercially sold burger. Mallie’s Sports Grill & Bar in Detroit took four years to plan how to cook and execute the beefy monstrosity. And it’s actually on the menu.

mallie's sports grill and bar breaks world record

these crazy guys are going to re-conquer there own record who knows who will dare to break there record and if you want to go and checkout these place then what are you waiting for get a cab and move on!. even flying through a whole country is worth it

well you dont have to worry becaue they sell normal and x-large burgers too for 5 people so make sure that you go with your friends or family ("dont you dare to go alone")

COURTESY OF MALLIE'S SPORTS GRILL & BAR

The restaurant's owner Steven Mallie, started out comparatively small, first selling a 10 pound burger.
By 2008, he had developed a taste for competitive burger creation: That year, the Guinness Book of World Records handed his 138-pounder the title for the largest commercially sold burger. But after he lost the title to a Japanese restaurant, Mallie vowed to take back his crown as the literal burger king.

Did it another time! Mallie cooked 2,000 pounds of raw meat on a custom made grill. The burger is topped with 300 pounds of cheese, tomatoes, onions, pickles, and lettuce. The bun alone, donated by the Michigan Bread Company, weighed 250 pounds. When it was finally constructed, the burger measured three feet tall and five feet wide. It is entirely edible. without top bun

This is not a one time stunt:

The nearly-1,800 pound burger is a menu item at the Mallie’s restaurant. But if you want to order one, it’ll cost you $7,799 dollars, and the restaurant will need three days advance notice. It'd better be quite the special occasion.

Mallie promises that his massive burger sculpture won’t be going to waste. Customers had a chance to try the burger on Monday, and any food leftover was turned into taco meat and donated to local shelters.

Mallie told WXYZ that he created the burger in honor of his late wife, who passed away after battling breast cancer, and as a birthday gift for his two daughters.

"I'm really proud of him," Brooke Mallie, his 11-year-old daughter, told the news station. "Even though it took a really long time he still persevered.”