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Breakfast Gutbuster: Hardee's Fried Bologna Biscuit (VIDEO)


First Posted: 08/19/11 01:30 PM ET Updated: 10/19/11 06:12 AM ET

Available for a limited time, the Hardee's fried bologna biscuit packs quite a morning wake-up punch: a buttered biscuit with a fried egg omelette, a slice of cheese and a slice of fried Oscar Mayer bologna. It has 610 calories (390 from fat), 43 grams of fat, 230 milligrams of cholesterol and 1620 milligrams of sodium.

Although the fast food chain was originally skeptical about the nationwide appeal of fried bologna, the biscuits "received one of the highest consumer research scores the company has ever seen in a market test."

The fried bologna biscuit was last offered in 2009.

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Available for a limited time, the Hardee's fried bologna biscuit packs quite a morning wake-up punch: a buttered biscuit with a fried egg omelette, a slice of cheese and a slice of fried Oscar Mayer b...
Available for a limited time, the Hardee's fried bologna biscuit packs quite a morning wake-up punch: a buttered biscuit with a fried egg omelette, a slice of cheese and a slice of fried Oscar Mayer b...
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Karl Wilder
12:15 PM on 08/23/2011
To me it sounds horrible.
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Targetdog
Remembering recent history...
10:36 PM on 08/22/2011
We ate these as kids back in the day. We also spent our days outsided, riding our bikes, building tree houses and running around in the woods. What we didn't have was MTV, video games and the internet slowing us down.
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09:18 PM on 08/22/2011
Loved fried bologna sandwiches growing up...Kentucky circular sirloin.
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Fuddgate
Some assembly required
03:10 PM on 08/22/2011
No Hardee's in CO but several in Montana? WTF? Want to talk gut buster- 2/3 pound monster thick burger! 1320 calories. Never had one of these but I might give it a try..............
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beavercreek
11:49 AM on 08/22/2011
Love fried bologna!
10:58 AM on 08/22/2011
How could we get more grease into this? The biscuit looks way too healthy, even buttered.
08:59 AM on 08/22/2011
That sandwich looks disgusting, but the adds are entertaining. I think the kittens showed good judgment by completely ignoring that nasty fried concoction.
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Yngwie J Malmsteen
08:46 AM on 08/22/2011
That sounds frickin' awesome.
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colonelsun68
Ready! Fire! Aim!
08:44 AM on 08/22/2011
Sounds pretty tasty, so naturally it can't be healthy.
jbw1948
I'm not going to complain nobody listens!!!
11:46 PM on 08/21/2011
Yuck and I just ate a fried delakini for the first time and it was soooo good even reading this did not make it come back up!!!
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charlie smerlick
07:04 PM on 08/21/2011
In Philly we eat pork roll ---Philly is by far the gutbuster capital of the world-i would put up any breakfast hoagie w/porkroll against this baloney----and if it's lunch your after --may God bless you if you ever had a chance to wrap your tastebuds around a "ZEP" the best hoagie on the planet--only available in norristown and conshohocken as far as I know ---gettin' hungry....bye
yappnmutt
humping legs for liberty
06:10 PM on 08/21/2011
bologna is gourmet spam. both are better fried with egg and biscuit and cheese.
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Eric Mann
Do you want to be on the opposite side of Progress
02:57 PM on 08/21/2011
I would eat this only if I were planning to go to the gym for like 3 hours that day.
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AZdesertdog
12:51 AM on 08/21/2011
I hope they bring this out west thru their Carl's Jr. restaurants.
07:40 PM on 08/20/2011
My grandfather made some pretty awesome fried baloney sandwiches when we visited. Never could convince the folks to let us have it at our house, though.