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A few months back, I did a post
about a volley of enormous (some would say disgusting) sandwiches created by inspired young cooks and documented on the
web. Yep, sandwiches with calories in the five-digit range. More recently, Nicole posted about a few daring folks that pushed the
In-N-Out Burger to its limits by ordering 20x20s and 100x100s. Finally, everything came together the other day when I found SuperSizedMeals.com, a site dedicated to keeping track of "meat'normous" ventures such as these. They don't just stop at sandwiches either - there's giant schnitzel and turducken as well. Some of you may also remember "El Bocadillo Del Diablo," (right) another monster sandwich that Supersizefoods has added to their library.
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