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11-23-2008 11:57 AM |
Heart Attack Grill! And Makers Mark!
I don't know how many of your watch Sunday Morning on CBS, but Bill Geist always comes up with a great story.
This morning he tastefully presented a short segment about a burger place in Chandler, AZ called "The Heart Attack Grill." It's been covered before on Dateline - who, by the way, had a completely different, more "educational" slant on the story. Bill Geist presented the place in a much different light! It was pretty funny.
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GEIST: Chewing The Fat
The dishes at the Heart Attack Grill in Arizona are simple enough - simple enough to do some real damage if you over indulge. That may be why they have a "doctor" and "nurses" on hand in the restaurant. Their presence certainly gave Bill Geist the courage to take on the mighty Quadruple Bypass Burger, "8,000 calories of heart-stopping goodness." The multi-decked burger is a mountain of four beef patties and eight slices of cheese on a bun dipped in lard. Obviously, the only thing healthy here are the portions. This is one establishment that is not for the faint of heart.
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http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/1998/...ain13562.shtml
edited to remove the dateline reference.
I get the impression it's a tad bit like Hooters....:rolleyes:
Bill Geist did a great segment....seriously. It was done in good taste!!
Too bad Gazelle missed the piece on Makers Mark!
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/...n4628091.shtml
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What happens to those barrels once they're emptied? Here's a delicious little irony: Most of them are sent to Scotland and used again.
So with every sip of some fine old scotch, you're likely drinking a little bit of bourbon.
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