Cafe launches a $21 spaghetti bolognese BURGER with garlic bread buns and a deep fried mozzarella patty – and it’s a whopping 1,000 calories
- A cafe has unveiled a spaghetti bolognese burger to help people through June
- The burger has spaghetti bolognese, a mozarella cheese patty and meatballs
- It also has two regular beef patties with cheese and buns made from garlic bread
A cafe made famous by its outrageous burgers appears to have ‘hit the spot again’ with a giant spaghetti and meatballs loaded creation.
Milky Lane, a burger chain which started in Bondi, Sydney, launched their $21 ‘Spag Bol and Meatballs Burger’ at the beginning of the month.
The huge 1090 calorie burger features a garlic bread bun, deep-fried chees patty as well as two beef patties.
A cafe made famous by its outrageous burgers appears to have ‘hit the spot again’ with a giant spaghetti and meatballs loaded creation
Milky Lane, a burger chain which started in Bondi, Sydney, launched their $21 ‘Spag Bol and Meatballs Burger’ at the beginning of the month
Balancing on top of the oozing deep-fried cheese is the spaghetti bolognaise and a mountain of meatballs.
‘We have dug deep to deliver you something hearty, delicious and comforting as the weather has cooled right down,’ the cafe said.
Adding the promise that the burger will ‘warm your soul and fill your bellies’.
The cafe’s photos of the huge burger went viral, with more than 5k people taking time to comment on the limited-edition creation.
‘Nobody: I want three blocked arteries. Milky Lane: say no more,’ one person said.
‘Only time a phone should be allowed at a dinner table, to call 000, that burger is a heart attack waiting to happen,’ added another.
‘You would need to take a bath after eating that monster,’ another man said.
Others were left virtually speechless after being tagged in the post.
‘Holy macaroni meatballs,’ one woman said.
The huge 1090 calorie burger features a garlic bread bun, deep-fried chees patty as well as two beef patties
Others revealed they wanted to try the burger but were unsure how to.
‘Looks like it would be messy, I don’t think I could eat that in public,’ one woman said.
‘I hope this comes with a knife and fork,’ added another.
But not everyone was delighted with the creation.
‘Next they will be blending them together, ruining a burger or pasta,’ one man said.
‘That is so wrong what happened to just eating a burger?’ one woman asked.
Milky Lane has stores across New South Wales, Queensland and the ACT.