Footlong cheeseburger: Why couldn't they make it bigger?
| Boston
It's the American dream after all. Bigger and better, and bigger still. Who knew there was a whole world beyond KFC's Double Down, which consists of two fried pieces of chicken sandwiched together with cheese and bacon?
Apparently the footlong cheeseburger.
Earlier this month, Sonic released their , a 12-inch hotdog with chili and cheese that can be yours for $3. Not to be outdone by either , Sonic's weiner, or , restaurant is testing the Footlong Cheeseburger.
Excuse us if we are underwhelmed.
, who tasted Carl Jr.'s creation, said, "it鈥檚 basically just a few patties and ingredients mimicking a sub sandwich. The dough on the bread seems a little off, but the execution of the entire sandwich still remains interesting."
It's called a cheesburger sub, people. And it's nothing new.
Boston-area restaurant, , has been making their cheeseburger sub for years. And by the way, 鈥� a baker's foot, if you will.
The Footlong Cheeseburger really just like , just enlogated.
Wouldn't you want a greater concentration of meat and cheese, rather than having it spread out over a foot? And when you're eating over a grand of calories in a sandwich, do you really need those extra carbs that come with a footlong piece of bread?
We didn't think so.
Stick with the good old giant sandwiches, your fressers, multiple patty burgers, triple-stacked PB&Js, or grilled cheeses. Chances are you'll get a lot more for your money.
Carl's Jr. Footlong Cheeseburger comes in a for a sandwhich that "seems a little off?" Fine, Thanks.
