to give it a go. It's probably no surprise that health experts interviewed by the BBC disapproved of the breakfast. David Haslam of the National Obesity Forum said although it was unlikely that someone could die after eating the meal in one sitting, the breakfast was "dangerous and "profoundly wrong." He added that the diner should take responsibility and quit serving it. The diner's owners said they would keep offering it, but would help the charity HeartCare Cardiac Support Group in a fundraiser.