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Sioux Sundries:
Coffee: 20 cents
Toast: 40 cents
Bacon: 70 cents
French Toast: $1.40
Eggs & Hashbrowns: $1.35
Priciest Breakfast: $3.50
Claim to Fame: Home of the largest burgers in the world. Each burger is the equivalent of seven Quarter Pounders. Erp.
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Battle of the Beef:
During the last burger-eating contest to be held in Harrison, several men from surrounding ranches competed.
These were big boys, all topping the scales at over 250 lbs. The goal was to see who could finish a Coffee
Burger.
They all ordered ice tea to help wash down their meat. All but one.
Rancher Anderson ordered a Chocolate Malt with his.
Half the ranchers gave up after finishing half the burger. The rest after 3/4. The only one left was
Anderson, who finished his without a problem. And the malt.
He ordered a strawberry sundae for desert. Needless to say, he won.
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First Degree Burger
Dec 19, early morning -
Once upon a time, in the faraway village of Harrison, there was a food palace named Sioux Sundries. In this
palace there lived a good and wise monarch of cooking, Queen Wasserburger. Outside of Harrison, in the
wider kingdom of Sioux County, there lived a gentle giant, Rancher Coffee. Many stout-hearted men were
employed by Rancher Coffee, but every day the men got hungry and became very tired. The kind rancher tried
everything he could to fill his hungry men, but try as he might, he couldn't satisfy them.
One day the enchanted jackelope of the Pine Ridge whispered into Rancher Coffee's ear, "Take your men to the
palace of Queen Wasserburger." Rancher Coffee took his advice, and when he got there, he decreed, "Puny
hamburgers will not do. Fix my hungry men the biggest and best burgers in the land."
So Queen Wasserburger did. Each burger weighed twenty-eight ounces, measured six inches across, and spilled
out all over the regular-sized buns. She topped them off with onion, pickle, lettuce, cheese, mustard, and
catsup... and a bag of cholesterol-free chips.
Rancher Coffee and his men ate and ate, but they were unable to finish the huge burgers. They thanked the
queen and walked out filled with renewed energy. From that time forward Rancher Coffee brought his men back
to the palace every day to enjoy the giant burgers. News spread across the land, and the palace became
famous for its giant "Coffee Burger." Rancher Coffee, the hard-working men, and Queen Wasserburger lived
happily ever after.
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The story is real. The people are real.
The burger is real.
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Drinking coffee, dreaming of Coffeeburger |
Part of your complete breakfast |
The prices haven't changed since the interior |
An equal opportunity enforcer |
| more photos in the archive... |
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 Today's Weather:
Brisk
Bkfast:
  | Sioux Sundries
Harrison |
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| K's Order: | Toast, Eggs, Coffee |
| A's Order: | Bacon, Hashbrowns, Toast, Coffee |
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| Cost: | $5.31 |
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