Created by fast food franchise Jake's Wayback, the Triple Triple cheeseburger is as big as giant hamburgers come, holding the title for world's tallest burger from a major fast food restaurant.
With two pieces of bun barely holding on and a slice of tomato and lettuce sitting on top of nine beef patties and nine slices of American cheddar cheese, health was clearly not a factor that went into making this massive meal. While the average recommended daily intake of calories is around 2 000, this burger alone holds 5 100, perhaps not the greatest idea for anyone who has any type of heart condition.
The best bet with the Triple Triple is to share a couple with a group of friends and get a kick out of ordering such giant hamburgers.
What's Driving This Trend
- Giant Food Challenges
- Opportunity to create unique food challenges at restaurants that feature ridiculously large portion sizes.
- Extreme Fast Food
- Potential for fast food chains to create menu items that appeal to consumers seeking extreme eating experiences.
- Guilty Pleasure Indulgence
- Market for indulgent food experiences that cater to individuals looking for over-the-top culinary delights.
Who This Affects Most
- Fast Food
- Fast food chains can capitalize on the trend by introducing limited-time-only promotional food items that are designed to be ridiculously large and indulgent.
- Restaurants
- Restaurants can attract customers by offering unique food challenges and competitions centered around gigantic food portions.
- Food Tourism
- Opportunity for food tour companies to include stops at restaurants that offer extreme eating experiences and serve ridiculously large stacked burgers.
