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Heart Attack Grill files challenge

A popular New York City deli says a potential legal challenge to its Instant Heart Attack sandwich isn't kosher.

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A lawsuit filed in federal court says the Heart Attack Grill restaurant chain has accused the 2nd Avenue Deli of stealing its idea to spoof healthy eating with calorie-bomb entrees like the

three-patty Triple Bypass Burger.

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It asks the court to block the Arizona-based restaurant chain from pursuing a trademark

infringement case.

The deli's Instant Heart Attack sandwich is a mountain of two potato pancakes and a piled-high choice of corned beef, pastrami, turkey or salami. The price: $23.95.

The Manhattan deli also has plans for a new Triple Bypass sandwich. The Heart Attack Grill sells the Quadruple Bypass Burger.

A Heart Attack Grill lawyer hasn't returned a message seeking comment. A 260kg man who served as the company's spokesman died in March.


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