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Big Jud's-Local Favorite


Every town has one. Maybe its next to the dry cleaner downtown, maybe a few miles outside of town, but it is the best restaurant you’ve ever been to. Around here we are very lucky to have a few of these types of restaurants, but there is one that soars against the rest. There are 2 in the area, sort of. One is located in Archer, ID the other in Ashton, ID. From where we live the one is archer is only about 25 miles.
What makes it such a memorable place? Well, let me just show you.



DBF decided that we should head up and enjoy a yummy meal out. I’m all for huge hamburgers! So instead of doing the logical thing he decides to order a double… that is 2 patties. 1 patty= 1 POUND of hamburger… So incase your math fails you that is 2 POUNDS of hamburger!! On one bun… Oh my goodness.


I have to say the bun that this monster comes on is just about the best thing I’ve ever eaten. They are sweet, yet salty.. my mouth is watering lol. We had to cut into slices like a pie!



DBF went to town, and regretted it later. But seriously, well worth it.


So for $21.00 we got a 2 pound monster, a basket of fries, 2 drinks AND 2 waffle cones. And we have a ton of leftovers!


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  1. DebbieMarch 3, 2010 at 4:47 AM

    Are you sure their only 1 lb patties? lol They look huge! I remember seeing a place featured on the food network one time but can't remember the name. Maybe it was this place. They showed a group of people at a table surrounding this big burger. It definitely looks yummy! Wendell's check comes in today so I may have to do a little grocery shopping and plan a burger day!

    How are you? Its been forever since we have chatted. Are you on Facebook?

    Take Care,
    Debbie

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  2. Mrs. B, a very peculiar personMarch 8, 2010 at 8:57 PM

    OH MY! I've NEVER seen such a big burger! ... and to think we Texans are always so proud of our our "bigger" everything. Well, it looks like Idaho has certainly out done us on the size of our hamburgers .. HA! HA!
    Mrs.B

    P.S. My son and daughter-in-law used to live in Mountain Home, ID & my dad lives just across the boarder in Montana ... what a small world!

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  3. UnknownMarch 9, 2010 at 12:03 AM

    Mountain home is beautiful! It is about 3 hours from me, but I've been there often through out my life. Montana truly is a different state all on its own! Beautiful however!

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  4. Annie JonesMarch 15, 2010 at 8:00 AM

    My husband would attempt to eat one of these by himself. I think there are some days he would succeed, too. ;)

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