We’ve all ordered “the works” in our time, whether we’re at a pizza joint or a burger joint or wherever.
But this guy takes the cake. I mean he really takes the cake. All of it. And ever🍷ything else on thꩲe menu too.
Seriously, in walks this dude who goes only by the name of Nick to his local McDonald’s in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. And out he walks with $141.33 of delicious greasy goodness. That’s every burger on the menu.
Oh, but the fun’s only starting. What Nick does next is, he stacks it. Nick stacks those burgers nice and high until he’s stacked himself the kind of stack you see in a cartoon or a Dr. Seuss book or something.
To build his magnificent stack, he uses bamboo skewers which he cleverly conceals. And then what happens is, Nick takes a whole bunch of interesting shots of his handiwork. He calls his creation the “McEverything.”
We contacted Nick and asked if we could show his excellent work – which let’s be honest, is way better than most of the stuff they call “modern art” these days – and he said “Yeah absolutely! Feel free to use whatever you want!”
Go, Nick.
Now you might think that’s one unappetizing stack of McSludge right there, but nuh-uh. Nick said the trickiest part of the whole exercise was not eating his Leaning Tower Of Greaser.
“Aside from keeping the McEverything from toppling over as I was assembling it, I’d say the hardest part of building it was not eating any of the sandwiches until it was complete,” he said.
“I’m a total sucker for McDonald’s sandwiches, especially their McGriddles.”
We don’t know what a McGriddle is, but it’ll just have to be one of those unsolved McRiddles alongside why the heck Nick actually did this in the first place.
Want more wacky recipes? For chicken and waffle wings, or sweet and sour chicken in a wonton cone, check out Nick’s blog here at . Barf bag not included
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