Article: 47 grams of fat for breakfast _ and it's not even tasty.

Byline: Phil Vettel

Attention, food police: We've got another scofflaw.

The Enormous Omelet, Burger King's new entry into the fast-food world's ongoing Lardbucket Sweepstakes (unofficial title) arrived recently, checking in at a gut-wrenching 730 calories and 47 grams of fat.

This pales by comparison to the reigning king of wretched fast-food excess, Hardee's Monster Thickburger, a 1,420 calorie, 107-fat-gram precursor to the double-wide hospital bed, but it's considerably better (make that worse) than the Big Mac, a comparatively svelte 490 calorie, 25-fat-gram snack.

And the Enormous Omelet, it must be noted, is a breakfast sandwich. ...

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