Food Challenges

[DiCe!]

not a challenge as such but put away 33 ribs at an all you can eat...then went home and had a roast dinner!

 

[pitchfork]

Roast dinner is a very loose term.
Some people have crap roast dinners, mine nearly need a second plate underneath to stop the first plate snapping under the weight.

 

[HumanShield]

Going here in a couple of weeks, and will not be trying the 52oz steak!

http://www.hickorys.co.uk/menus

Suicide wings sound good though

 

[Bennie-Mac]

There is a pub near me that does a monthly eating challenge, this month its a 32oz burger but all the places have been filled. They do quite a lot of spicy challenges too which I would be very tempted to try.

 

[robj20]

Done Swintons biggest kebab, two large naans completely filled with shish, chicken and donor and salad. Was very difficult as near the end it was stone cold.

 

[jellybeard999]

http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=17881656

 

[D.P.]

I was once challenged to eat a big mac but just couldn't stomach the thought of it.

 

[Haircut]

http://forums.overclockers.co.uk/showthread.php?t=17881656

Nice to see my sandwich is still inspiring people

On the subject of actual food challenges that didn't take 9 people to eat, I did this one a while back.
Apologies for the poor picture, but it was after an afternoon of drinking on a stag do.

It's the devastator from here: http://www.reddogsaloon.co.uk/menus/reddog_menu_food.pdf

18 oz of burger, pulled pork, bacon, cheese and a bun.
Obviously I had chips with it just to round off the meal - was a bit of a struggle but just about got there in the end.

 

[bonez]

I used to work for Burger King, on my last shift there my manager challenged me to eat a sextuple Whopper...

It wasn't timed, but I did it in 45 minutes (not including the super size fries I had with it!)

 

[pitchfork]

I had a 30oz steak in Plymouth, the other day. It was really nice... but I was ridiculously stuffed afterwards (unsurprisingly!)

They have a 60oz special challenge, but I'm fairly sure that'd defeat me!

Dear lord you must tell me where this is, didn't realise Plymouth had such a thing!

 

[bsoltan]

This has started at a restaurant near me.

http://lonestargrill.co.uk/

 

[cainer]

^^ o lawd lol

 

[gublok]

looks nice but the shake would kill me

 

[Gammawolf]

I ate a 3.5lb burrito once from these guys in about 16 minutes if that counts.

http://www.streetfoodchef.co.uk/burrito-challenge/

Just took it slow and wanted to enjoy it though

Partway through the preparations

 

[cheesyboy]

I once ate two large doner kebabs in a row (on Naan bread rather than Pitta) from Express Diner in Coventry. Delicious they were too.
And 12 McD's cheeseburgers in about an hour. Enjoyed the first 7 or so.

 

[chroniclard]

Nice to see my sandwich is still inspiring people

On the subject of actual food challenges that didn't take 9 people to eat, I did this one a while back.
Apologies for the poor picture, but it was after an afternoon of drinking on a stag do.

It's the devastator from here: http://www.reddogsaloon.co.uk/menus/reddog_menu_food.pdf

18 oz of burger, pulled pork, bacon, cheese and a bun.
Obviously I had chips with it just to round off the meal - was a bit of a struggle but just about got there in the end.

I did that a few months back. Didnt bother with the challenge as wanted to enjoy it. Had a pitcher of beer and some chicken wings instead of the milkshake. Burger was excellent.

 

[Greboth]

I can eat a lot but I know I couldn't even get close to finishing some of the MvF challenges. Not an official challenge but have talked often with a mate about seeing who can eat a 20" pizza quickest.

 

[cainer]

have talked often with a mate about seeing who can eat a 20" pizza quickest.

thats ~314 square inches of pizza, a Domino's large (13.5") is 143 square inches.. could you eat 2.2 large domino's?