10 Weirdest Burgers

1. 1UP Mushroom Burger

Looking for a nerdy way to one-up your friends at your next dinner party? Check out the Super Mario Bros. inspired “1Up Mushroom Burger.” Go to Instructables.com by Karen Chu for details on how to make this tasty veggie treat. It's the Bob-omb!

2. World's Smallest Cheeseburger Combo Meal

This is the world's smallest (and cutest) combo meal. It consists of a little cheeseburger with all the fixings, very small fries, and a miniscule soda. It's all real too.

3. Burger King Whopper Bar's NY Pizza Burger

The BK Lounge is trying to kill us, with their New York Pizza Burger: a 9 1/2″ wide “burger” made with 4 Whopper patties topped with pepperoni, mozzarella, marinara and pesto sauces.

4. Cheeseburger in a Can

The clever Swiss people have come up with the product of the year. It's an import that is giving restaurants a run for their money! Cheeseburger In A Can is a tasty treat for any fan of the hearty sandwich made popular by American fast food chains or just grilled in your back yard.

5. The 590-Pounder

A Canadian chef tried to set a new world record by grilling up what he hopes is the world's largest hamburger. Barbecue master Ted Reader created the 590-pound behemoth burger in downtown Toronto, using enough meat to make 2,360 quarter pounders, 100 lbs. of bread, 20 lbs. of lettuce, and 150 lbs. of condiments.

6. Huge Bacon Burger

7. Big Mac(arons)

This yummy creation, by Blogger Ms. Humble, is a twist of her Italian meringue shells, sprinkled with a few sesame seeds; Marzipan cheese, which was rolled and cut from a mixture of almond paste, powdered sugar, and egg-yellow food gel; a beef patty made from dark chocolate ganache; and coconut lettuce whipped up from a little sweetened flaked coconut and electric-green food coloring gel. The result: totally silly.

8. Mini Snack Burger

Each box comes with two trays of mini burger cookies.

9. The Skittles Burger

A good hamburger is a complete meal in itself. So this is truly an excellent burger!

10. Caviar Burger

I assume it won't be cheap