Burger Project.

[llamatron]

Dang that is awesome.

[Thanatos]

Top work Griff, absolutely inspirational.

I would love to partake in eating the next one :P

[MV75]

Yep, you proved it was possible to make the weight, but what was it like? Too "mincey" ?

I totally reckon even 1/4 of that meat amount would be perfect for the size.

And yea, add a dozen poached eggs and a can of beetroot to it next time.
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[shole]

wow
not sure whether I'm impressed or digusted

[Pulse]

I'm speechless.

If there was a face icon with his lower jaw hitting the floor, I'd be using that icon right about now.

[1orion2many]

I know I could never eat that as it would ruin my girlish figure.

[Sam]

That ain't a burger, that's a beef cake.

[turtle boy]

Well. Normaly, I can eat 8 quater pounders from Maccas in one lunch time, half hour/45 mins, But Griff, I bow to you. also, how was that mince? It didn't look very cooked in the middle.

[griffin]

It was cooked right through, and wasn't burnt on the outside either. I managed to slow cook it just right, like a meatloaf (which is basically what it was).

[griffin]

Part 2 of the Giant Burger Project has now been done and documented.
http://www.otca.com.au/burger.html
This one is more edible, but wasn't as much fun as the first one. If I can't work out a way to do a larger sized burger, I will only be doing 1 or 2 more of this size, and that should be it.
This is more than just making burgers, it has been a means to prove that you can take an idea, no matter how crazy, and work at it until you can make it a reality.