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Hard to Stomach: The Ten Worst Meals in America

Mike Schuster May 18, 2009 8:30 am

Hard to Stomach: The Ten Worst Meals in America


		From Domino's to Denny's, these franchise fiascos test the limits of edibility.

adorable talking dog llike Taco Bell (YUM) and Americans will eat just about anything. But cheeseburgers and chalupas aside, some foods are so unappetizing they defy even the biggest appetites.

And yet, they’re willfully consumed.

Minyanville takes a look at 10 meals that, for any sensible human being, should be hard stomach.

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Frank Mont

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05-18-2009, 10:26 am
Poutine? Read More

Stewart Squires

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05-19-2009, 10:08 am
A little biased toward the health conscious. Animal fries at In and Out burger are a classic and you aren't getting all that sugar laced ketchup. Never a fan of pasta in bread so I agree with that one. The one that really DOES belong here th Read More

Kevin Murchison

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05-21-2009, 10:35 am
How does a Jersey brat get away with baggin on In&out fries ??? These meals may be bad for you but super delicous is what im thinking or am I just hungry? Read More


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