It featured over one pound of meat, as the two burger patties were loaded up with bacon, pepperoni, sausage, and prosciutto.

The Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) even called out the burger in its "Xtreme Eating 2016" list.

UNO's former Chief Marketing Officer Skip Weldon went on to release a statement in response, saying the burger was meant to be a spectacle.

We created the Whole Hog Burger to be an over-the-top eating experience that would capture the attention of our customers, taste great and be a fun challenge to conquer," he said.

While this extreme burger might've seemed like a fun idea, it was clearly not the healthiest by any means.

The American Heart Association suggests that a person consume 13 grams of saturated fat per day—it's clear this burger goes way above and beyond that number.

It quietly made its way off UNO menus, so your hopes of ever seeing a Whole Hog Burger in person are now crushed!

Just looking at a photo of this burger is more than enough.