Jersey Restaurant Introduces New York Giants ‘G-Men’ Big Blue Burger

2012 New York Giants G-Men NFL Big Blue Burger

New Jersey’s Zinburger Restaurant introduced the ‘Big Blue Burger’ as its latest menu offering after the New York Giants’ (G-Men) upset victory over the pundit-Superbowl-chosen Green Bay Packers this past Sunday. The New York Giants really know how to fool you during the regular season, only to unforgivingly dismantle promising teams during the postseason.

The ‘Big Blue Burger‘ includes certified Angus beef, Maytag Blue Cheese, two slices of Applewood smoked bacon, lettuce, tomato and mayonnaise on a brioche style bun.

“With all due respect to last year’s champions, you won’t find any Wisconsin cheese on the Big Blue Burger,” said Rick Barbrick, President and COO of The Briad Group, licensee for the Clifton Zinburger. “We’d rather serve great burgers and wine than make predictions, but we are planning to have the Big Blue Burger on the menu through Sunday, February 5.”

What do you think? Will The Big Blue Burger be offered until the Super Bowl? Or will the 49ers land another comeback victory? Maybe during the Steve Young Super Bowl years, San Francisco restaurants offered Jerry Rice pudding? I’ll stop.

 

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