Darren Rovell Takes on the Fifth Third Burger
We've written a couple of times about the massive Fifth Third Burger that will be offered at West Michigan Whitecaps games this season, a slab of ballpark food that's already becoming le-gen... wait for it... dary. (And please take notice that the particular ingredients have changed. The incarnation that's now being promoted actually seems less disgusting. Maybe someone stepped in and said, "Whoa! Do you want to kill somebody? Take the Spam off that thing!")
But now, we have actual video evidence of someone eating the thing. Well, at least he took a bite or two of the burger. (Maybe we'll have to wait for Adam Richman to truly take this monstrosity on for "Man vs. Food.") I figured at least one or two people tried it, for quality control purposes or whatever, but this man was told he's the very first. (I was hoping it would be Take 75 North's Matt Wallace.)
Ladies and gentleman, CNBC's Darren Rovell.
If Rovell was trying to impress Erin Burnett, I think he may have failed. Or maybe she digs that sort of thing. It was kind of hard to tell, though she didn't seem as revolted as one might expect. I'm also surprised Jim Cramer didn't try to tear into that thing himself. Maybe he did, after Rovell was done talking about it.
You can see more at Rovell's blog.
Now, if you'll excuse me, I might be ready to become a vegetarian. (Or watch Padma Lakshmi eat a big burger instead.)
(via Big League Stew)
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I was told by my wife I’m on my own if I try to take one of those things down. I was also told I’m not allowed in the car for the 3.5 hour drive home from Grand Rapids if I attempt to eat it.
Given that and the fact that I’d be too uncomfortable to gather any useful information from my W. Michigan daytrip, I think I may have to pass.
by mattintoledo on Mar 26, 2009 9:18 PM EDT reply actions 0 recs
The ingredients
Sure did change. It’s like a whole different sandwich. Now, it’s more of a taco sandwich which would be great for a family of 4. Wonder how much it costs.
by densogirl on Mar 26, 2009 11:10 PM EDT reply actions 0 recs
How much it costs. . . .
Twenty dolla, make you holla. . . .
ballgirl13
by ballgirl13 on Mar 27, 2009 10:51 PM EDT up reply actions 0 recs

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