History NinjaPirateZombieRobot / FoodAndDrink

* [[http://thisiswhyyourefat.com/ This Is Why You're Fat]]

** [[https://youtu.be/twsOmIdvKdg The ducken from]] ''Machinima/RedVsBlue'' beats that. You start with a hummingbird, stuff that in a sparrow, stuff that in a Cornish game hen, stuff that into a chicken, stuff that in a duck, then a turkey, then a BIGGER turkey, stuff that in a penguin, stuff that in a peacock, then an eagle, shove that in an albatross, then an emu, next comes an ostrich, then a leopard, (For presentational purposes) put all that into a pterodactyl, and then stuff it into a Boeing 747.

* The hamdog. [[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin I'm gonna let you figure this one out on your own]]. Bonus points for onions, chili, and ''egg''.

* Cincinnati-style chili con carne is an adaptation of the classic stew made to the taste of the city's Greek immigrants in the 1920s, flavored heavily with allspice, cinnamon, and cocoa. It is typically served as a "three-way", "four-way", or "five-way" - over spaghetti, covered in a large mound of shredded cheddar cheese, and with onions, garlic, or beans. More exotic versions may also add sour cream, coleslaw, or a fried egg to the mix.

*** There's so much Meat that there's no room left for the BUN! It uses Chicken Breasts INSTEAD of a Bun!!

** In the UK the Tendercrisps are actually the Healthiest Chicken-Product that Burger King has to offer, being of a Higher-Quality Chicken Breast than the Royales or Bites, they then add the usual Filler (Salad, Mayo, etc), with no Bacon whatsoever.

*** That ''almost'' beats the ''{{ComicStrip/Nodwick}}'' [[http://nodwick.humor.gamespy.com/gamespyarchive/index.php?date=2006-02-22 version]]: a hedgehog inside a dire boar, inside a bulette, inside a purple worm, inside a tarrasque (And at some point, one of the two latter apparently ate Nodwick). (Apart from the hedgehog, these are ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' monsters of increasing size and ferocity. None of them are recorded as being appetizing, though, although the Monster Manual is bereft of nutrition facts and deliciousness scores.)

** According to Gunther Toody's the King also had a penchant for french fries, topped with sausage gravy and shredded cheddar.
*** Well, there's nothing wrong with that. That's just a variation of poutine.
*** That's not dissimilar to the signature dish of Springfield, IL, the [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horseshoe_sandwich horseshoe]], which is some kind of meat (usually hamburger) on Texas toast, smothered in cheese fries.

---> '''Andrew Rea''': Happy Fourth of July everyone, may freedom rain upon you like grease upon my tabletop.

* The Luther burger. ''Oh God (yes) the Luther burger.'' A half-pound beef patty smothered with cheese and onions ''in between two grilled Krispy Kreme donuts.'' If that doesn't send you into insulin shock just ''reading'' about it...

* Poutine in itself can come across as this to non-Canadians. Cheese + french fries? Popular snack or appetizer. Gravy + Fries? Less common most places, but not unusual. Gravy + fries + cheese, however, is a delicious Frankenstein of a dish for many people.

* Then there's the Swedish [[https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sm%C3%B6rg%C3%A5st%C3%A5rta Smörgåstårta]], which is a sandwich ''cake''. Most commonly a shrimp sandwich (with eggs, mayonnaise and salad) scaled up to cake size. Popular additional fillings include liver pâté, caviar, olives, smoked salmon and, of course, bacon.

* UsefulNotes/FrederickTheGreat was known to enjoy [[{{Uncoffee}} coffee boiled in champagne]], combining two of his favorite things in the world: modernness (coffee) and France ([[CaptainObvious champagne]]).

* The whole concept of the taco salad in general is a classic example of this trope.
* [[http://blacktable.com/turducken031217.htm Turducken]], chicken inside duck inside turkey, it is the Russian doll of both food and birds.
** There is also the fabled osturducken: A chicken inside a duck inside a turkey ''inside an ostrich.'' And apparently in Georgia (the central Asian country, not the U.S. state; but there's so much going on in America, you never know) you can get a chicken inside a duck inside a turkey inside a lamb inside an ox. [[http://www.dm.net/~kevin-a-murphy/2005/11/word-of-day-osturducken.html This blog post]] talks more about the practice of stuffing dead animals inside each other.

** [[https://youtu.be/twsOmIdvKdg The ducken from]] ''Machinima/RedVsBlue'' beats that. You start with a hummingbird, stuff that in a sparrow, stuff that in a chicken, stuff that in a duck, then a turkey, then a BIGGER turkey, stuff that in a penguin, stuff that in a peacock, then an eagle, shove that in an albatross, then an emu, next comes an ostrich, then a leopard, (For presentational purposes) put all that into a pterodactyl, and then stuff it into a Boeing 747.

** The ducken from ''Machinima/RedVsBlue'' beats that. You start with a hummingbird, stuff that in a sparrow, stuff that in a chicken, stuff that in a duck, then a turkey, then a BIGGER turkey, stuff that in a penguin, stuff that in a peacock, then an eagle, shove that in an albatross, then an emu, next comes an ostrich, then a leopard, (For presentational purposes) put all that into a pterodactyl, and then stuff it into a Boeing 747.

** He also showed us how to make other food hybrids in every episode of ''TheWeirdAlShow''.

** [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Xc5wIpUenQ&feature=relmfu The TurBaconEpic.]] A bird, in a bird, in a bird, in a bird, in a bird, in a ''pig.'' [[BaconAddiction Wrapped in bacon strips.]] And behold! [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eAjhG09X9YA&feature=list_related&playnext=1&list=SP84FBB60DFE42481F TheTurbaconepicentipede!]]

*** That ''almost'' beats the ''{{Nodwick}}'' [[http://nodwick.humor.gamespy.com/gamespyarchive/index.php?date=2006-02-22 version]]: a hedgehog inside a dire boar, inside a bulette, inside a purple worm, inside a tarrasque (And at some point, one of the two latter apparently ate Nodwick). (Apart from the hedgehog, these are ''TabletopGame/DungeonsAndDragons'' monsters of increasing size and ferocity. None of them are recorded as being appetizing, though, although the Monster Manual is bereft of nutrition facts and deliciousness scores.)

* The piecaken, a bizarre and widely varied pastry construction. Stack three to four different pies and single cake layers on top of each other and frost the whole thing.

* A bit milder than most, but if you stack a cherry, pumpkin, and apple pie on top of each other and bake them all in a cake you get a [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cherpumple Cherpumple]].

* The infamous Baskin Robbins/''Dunkin' Donuts'' combo. Because, you know, what's a donut without an ice cream sundae to wash it down? [[http://hoboken411.com/wp-content/uploads/2006/04/dunkin%20donuts%20baskin%20robins.JPG]] And in some cases they're combined with Togo's Subs, which the company calls a "trombo".

*** The whole concept of the taco salad in general is a classic example of this trope.

* Carl's Jr. for a short time had a 1/3-pound burger topped with pastrami. That's right, they used [[http://www.theonion.com/content/node/51139 meat as a condiment]]. The executive vice president of marketing said, "It combines two great tastes - a delicious Carl's Jr. burger and a classic, steaming hot pastrami sandwich - into one awesome mutant burger."
** Unfortunately, they were late to the party, since several local chains in Utah have been serving pastrami burgers since the 70s.

* Poutine in itself can come across as this to nom-Canadians. Cheese + french fries? Popular snack or appetizer. Gravy + Fries? Less common most places, but not unusual. Gravy + fries + cheese, however, is a delicious Frankenstein of a dish for many people.

* A bit milder than most, but if you stack a cherry, pumpkin, and apple pie on top of each other you get a [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cherpumple Cherpumple]].

* "Yuanyang tea", a specialty of UsefulNotes/HongKong and UsefulNotes/{{Taiwan}}, is made of seven parts Hong Kong-style milk tea and three parts brewed coffee; HK milk tea is itself one part milk to six parts strong brewed tea; this comes out to 1 part milk, 3 parts coffee and 6 parts strong tea when it's all mixed together. When you absolutely MustHaveCaffeine (and sugar and fat), this is not a bad way to go.

** It's even capable of [[TheBoondocks reducing property value and increasing crime]].