It's good eating, too, with its tasty sirloin meat and generous lettuce and tomato fixings. The Big Wallie is also a popular house contest. The rules are simple. This isn't an eating contest for the timid. Wide jaws and a cast-iron stomach are essential.
Hunger pangs help.
Or you can simply enjoy the Big Wallie as a leisurely meal. Pine said he's sold 1,600 Big Wallies since they were introduced early this year. The champion Wallie chomper so far is Sean Hernandez, who consumed one in five minutes. Wallie's tries its best to do justice to the fun food of the 1950s, when the drive-in restaurant was burger central. We recall burger joints of the era as drab, nondescript places.