You may have already heard about the Hungry Jacks burger called the ‘Quad Stack’ that has recently been introduced. It contains four beef patties, four slices of cheese, two rashers of bacon and barbecue sauce on a bun.

It tired to put in into perspective. If someone went for dinner, they could quite possibly be given a bread roll, have a four cheese risotto for their entrée, then have a 250g steak for dinner accompanied by chips. Throw a couple of rashes of bacon on the steak and you would have the equivalent of the Quad Stack.

But then you see this picture:
 

Not exactly appealing, is it?

I don’t know what the deal is, but it just doesn’t look right. Here is an idea of the nutritional contents:

71g fat
34.7g saturated fat
1930 milligrams of sodium
74.8g protein
1g Dietary Fiber
1080 Calories

I was going to try one out for you, just so I could experience it, but I thought better of it when I started hearing comments of those who had tried it. One reader comment from news.com.au said “im still buzzing an hour and a half after eating it, and its still stuck halfway.”

Nutritionists are outraged, and rightly so, and they are also complaining at the lack of salad on the burger. But to tell you the truth, I can't see a lettuce leaf and a slice of tomato making that much difference.

I've decided I will stick to a tuna salad for lunch.