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We love burgers here at Gearfuse and while we normally wouldn’t do a post on food, this dude ate a 15-pound hamburger. You heard me. 15 pounds of delicious meat was consumed by one Brad Sciullo, a chef from Pennsylvania. And this just wasn’t bun and meat either:

The burger included a bun, lettuce, tomatoes, cheese, onions, mild banana peppers and a cup each of mayonnaise, ketchup, mustard and relish, Denny’s Beer Barrel Pub owner Dennis Liegey said.

So what we have here is not a man but a machine. Not even the fucking Terminator could down a 15-pound burger. Look at that thing. How Brad downed it in under 5 hours is beyond me. I think what we have here is the greatest eating machine this world has ever seen.

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I’m pretty sure that next to this NES Coffee Table, the FridgeFork is the single greatest invention of the millennium. I’m convinced that everyone who owns a refrigerator (sorry, Beirut!) will feel the same after giving it a try, though I admittedly haven’t gotten to try it hands-on yet.

Basically, it’s a utensil stored on the outside of the jar. It snaps on via a plastic ring and allows you to serve condiments with ease. It’ll prove invaluable when you go to add just a teensy bit of horseradish to that sandwich of yours, trust me. Besides, at $6, you picnic-goers will find it indispensable.

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Think about how much space on your kitchen table is taken up by having two seperate shakers for your salt and pepper. Ok, well probably not that much, but every inch made free is extra we suppose. The SwitchMe conceptual salt and pepper shaker integrates the two condiments into one gadget.

You can switch between the salt and the pepper using a simple switch. The body of SwitchMe is divided into two chambers, so there is no worry of having your salt and pepper mix, for those of you with OCD tendencies. — Andrew Dobrow

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