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Bone Crusher Unveiled

Posted on : 19-03-2009 | By : Truckdrivernews | In : Truck Show, Truck Stops, truck driver Industry, truck shows

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What do you get when you cross Maine’s most famous truck stop, with one of Maine’s most famous loggers? A pound of beef, or Dysart’s new “Bone Crusher” burger.

“To me, it’s a great thing, you know not everybody has something named after them. Maybe a president or, you know, a famous star! I don’t feel like a famous star. I feel like the bone crusher.”

Like it or not, the drivers from the Millinocket based Gerald Pelletier Logging, are becoming famous, thanks to the new discovery channel show, American Loggers. The latest perk to come out of their new found glory, is to be honored at the Mecca of maine truck stops, Dysart’s restaurant.

“We decided that the big loads, the big amount of logging, and all the bigness of what this TV show is, needed a big burger to go with it.”

Thus, the newest addition to the dysart’s menu was born say hello to the bone crusher.

“The burger is one full pound of beef on a great big 7 or 8 inch roll, that’s totally loaded with everything.”

“I can’t even put it in to my mouth! Just looking at somebody eat that, I’m full just watching them eat it.”

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