Posted on 09/02/2013 3:40:02 PM PDT by nickcarraway
Since the dawn of restaurants, mankind has been plagued with one unanswerable question: Should I eat a burger or a pizza? Kyoto pizza parlor Pizza Little Party has saved humanity countless hours of counter confusion with the new MegaBurgerPizza.
It’s part burger, part pizza, and all mega. Seriously, this thing features two 11 inch pizzas, a couple of ground beef patties and weighs more than 2.5 pounds.
According to Rocket News, the MegaBurgerPizza is topped with Pizza Little Party’s original meat sauce and a special cheese blend. But don’t worry, the pizza parlor knows how to make a good burger to. You’ll also get all the regular burger fixings like ketchup, onions, mustard and pickle.
To recap, the MegaBurgerPizza contains two pizzas, 400g beef patties, meat sauce, cheese, ketchup, mustard, onions and pickles. Which sounds pretty disgusting.
Don’t get me wrong. I’m all for crazy food combinations and I don’t want to discourage future food inventors but something about ketchup, mustard, and pizza just doesn’t do it for me.
What do you think of the Megaburgerpizza?
Pizza Little Party will officially add the burger pizza hybrid to its menu on September 1 and will cost 2,580 yen (about $26 USD).
Other than needing green chile and bacon, it looks great.
Suffuse a chocolate filled donut in the mix and deep fry the lot of it and you just might have me.
it oozes “really?”
Ordered a BBQ chicken and double bacon pizza for the grandson when they first appeared on the menu at our local pizza place. Scarfed up most of a large one in about 20 minutes. If he had his way, In-N-Out burgers would be the only thing he ever ate for lunch and this pizza for dinner.
I have an In N Out and Chick Fil A both 3 and 4 blocks away from me each way. I would scarf down on In N Out 3 times a week but laid off a while as i didn’t want to look fat as Oprah.
It’s 100% cat.
Michael Bloomberg is deeply saddened.
That’s funny about In N Out. I’ve never been to one as we don’t have them in our part of Texas. Grandson did go to California this summer though and his mom and dad ended up letting him eat three meals a day there for a week. He was in beef heaven.
As of last August, I now have a Chick-fil-A near me, along with half a dozen In-N-Out locations. Love them both, but I don’t go to CFA as often as I’d like. Getting lunch there during a work day is a lengthy proposition, given that the drive from the office is 20 minutes each way and they are ALWAYS busy!
I’d eat at In-N-Out almost every day if it weren’t so hard on the budget (and waistline).
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