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Wisconsin Man to Eat 25,000th Big Mac

Tuesday, 17 May 2011 04:46 PM EDT

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Wisconsin’s Don Gorske plans to eat his 25,000^th Big Mac today. Yes, there are three zeros behind that 25!

 

Gorske, featured in documentary ‘Supersize Me,’ averages two Big Macs a day and has kept 10,000 Big Mac cartons as souvenirs. Gorske’s travel essential is two Big Macs in the event that he can’t find a McDonald’s.

 

Gorske claims that he doesn’t take any vitamins and consumes mostly just Big Macs.

 

Suprisingly, he is in good health with a cholesterol level of 156 mg/dL which is actually lower than the average good cholesterol for a man his age!  

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Wisconsin s Don Gorske plans to eat his 25,000th Big Mac today. Yes, there are three zeros behind that 25! Gorske, featured in documentary Supersize Me, averages two Big Macs a day and has kept 10,000 Big Mac cartons as souvenirs. Gorske s travel essential is two Big Macs...

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