Breakfast of Champions Past...

People always ask me, "Why do you have so many disgusting pictures of food on your facebook page?" I always tell them, "I'm paying homage because I can't eat that shit anymore. It kills me." My food photos are like a candle burning in memory of my gluttonous past. I remember every delectable morsel like they were my children. About two years ago I joined Weight Watchers and lost 35 pounds. I made a promise to myself back then, that I'd try to stay healthy for my family. I wanted to be around to watch them grow up. Haven't gained a pound since. Before I had kids I was somehow able to consume food like this on quite a regular basis. Now that I'm older it's just not that easy anymore. Goes right to my hips. I hope to someday enjoy this breakfast of champions once again with my daughters. Maybe just once... If it doesn't kill me first. Oh and I almost forgot. The luscious treat pictured above is comprised of the following, kind of natural and almost organic ingredients:

1 mostly beef patty grilled to charcoaled perfection
1 slice of ALL AMERICAN Cheese - melted
3 slices of crispy, porkolicious bacon
1 Stop-N-Shop fresh egg - sunny side up
3 squirts of grade A Heinze Ketchup (insert awkward flatulence noise here)
salt and pepper
1 sesame seed bun - lightly toasted

My hunger pains are most certainly Out-Numbered...

Comments

  1. Maybe if you indulge too often - you and your daughters - the time of being so 'amazing and beautiful' could be limited Jason. Care please!

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  2. Eat that sandwich already and stop crying about it! For pete's sake it has the entire farm animal collection...Let's call it "The Yasgur with Cheese." If you swallow that bad boy it will probably make you really, really happy. And everyone knows that happiness is the key to true longevity. Namaste.

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  3. your too skinny anyway!!! EAT IT!! :)

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  4. If you want to be overwhelmed with "gross food", check out my post at "http://fattyprejudice.today.com/2009/02/09/why-are-we-a-fatter-people-now/"
    haha Now thats gross! :)

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  5. perhaps this weekend i'll cook you an egg white turkey bacon turkeycheeseburger with fat free cheese! yummy for my yummy!

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  6. Oh wow- I live the same story- look at my old pics. I was 212 at my worse! And check out my heart shaped meatloaf pic (from a vege) u inspired my "meaty art"

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  7. just got my blood test back, does 348 sound high for cholestrol? Damn straight, and scared. I wish we can come up with a scratch and sniff monitor at least, then Id sniff your pics all day, lol. Hmm that didnt sound right, but you know what I mean, all in for scratch and sniff monitors!

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  8. I could even eat that . . . except for the ketchup . . . wouldn't want to spoil it with a vegetable.

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  9. Just found out im sitting on a 348 cholesterol level, heart attack and heart disease levels. Doctor thinks the only thing keeping me alive is that i still play ice hockey. Time for me to eat right, and just quit smoking, been 4 days, ouch! Keep up the good work Jason.

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  10. Ah, yes, Jason, those wonderful breakfasts! I recall years ago attending a rancher's breakfast near Bakersfield, California, and I still remember the menu: oatmeal, breakfast steak, bacon and eggs, sausage, toast, hotcakes with delicious syrup, orange juice, and coffee. I ate everything on the menu, and I cleaned my plate, too, by God! (I was a proud member of The Clean Plate Club during WWII!)

    The ranchers? The only kind of horse those big ol' boys could've ridden would have been Belgian Percheron or Clydesdale.

    You know what, Jason, I still miss those breakfasts...but wouldn't eat one today on a bet. I don't want the 60+ pounds back I've lost over the past 14 years. Besides, most of that stuff gives me the....oh, never mind, you really don't want to know.

    Ciao (sorry if that sounds a bit too much like "chow"),

    Toasty

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  11. Jiminy Crickets I love breakfast. I have my egg whites and turkey sausage, but sometimes...just sometimes...I go all out. YUM.

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  12. Son, as I've told you in the past, everything in moderation! Something like that, once a month, is ok, if your body can take it.

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  13. Thanks for your kind words, and the heads up to your site...hafta say, looking forward to a new, amazingly fun site to read.

    Kudos!

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