Did anyone see the glazed donut burger with bacon and fried egg?

[Enric]

It was on you guessed it, Paula Deen. It was a repeat but new to me. Not my taste actually I found it awful. I am surprised she didn't slather it with mayo, bread it and deep fry it, the gag reflex would have kicked in.

[nolapark]

I saw that...and it wasn't as bad as what I saw today: a casserole of white bread, sliced boiled ham, bananas, cream, eggs and crushed potato chips. WTF is that combination of crap doing on a cooking show? I decided right then and there that the FN is dead to me and whoever produced that paula dean segment should be run out of the network on a rail...a reak LOW for cooking shows.

Fn potato chips and bananas and ham...gross.

[ITry]

blech!

[Kagemusha]

As cooking shows grope for new schticks--and eyeballs--I keep thinking a show inspired by Ernest Mickler's low-brow classic ,"White Trash Cooking, " will surface, one that would make Paula Dean look like Martha Stewart.

[Kagemusha]

Should come with a "family pac" of stents and a big jar of Lipitor:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luther_B...

[ScubaSteve]

there's also a Major League ballpark that does this using Krispy Cream donut as the bun.
and i want one now.

[raidar]

Partly inspired by the Deen creation, I walked into my local Tim Horton's/Wendy restaurant and put together what I called the Glazed Bacon Burger. Two honey dip donuts for the top and bottom, with the innards of a Wendy's Baconator. It was actually pretty good. The sweetness worked well with the bacon and meat, but ended up being really rich.

Check it out on my blog - http://bit.ly/bjXPVg

[Kagemusha]

Close but no cigar. Bacon has to be choco-dipped. Back to Tim's...

[mamachef]

If you look in "general chowhounding topics', check out, "food so wrong, it's right." You'll find that and many other things that you never though of.