IFOCE - Competitive Eating
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Club 30 is in awe of them.
Their website is here => International Federation of Competitive Eating
The heroes of this Federation are:
Takeru Kobayashi
Brats
58 Johnsonville Brats / Brat Days
10 Minutes/ Aug. 5, 2006
Cow Brains
57 (17.7 pounds)
15 minutes
Hamburgers: Krystals
97 Krystal Burgers
8 minutes/October 28, 2006
Hot Dogs
53 3/4 Nathan's Famous Hot Dogs and buns
12 minutes/ July 4, 2006
Lobster Rolls
41 Lobster Rolls in Boston challenge
10 minutes/Sept. 23, 2006
Rice Balls
20 pounds rice balls
30 minutes
Sonya 'The Black Widow' Thomas
Armour Vienna Sausage
8.31 pounds Armour Vienna Sausage /Lowe's Motor Speedway Charlotte
10 Minutes/ May 28, 2005
Baked Beans, Long Course
8.4 Pounds Baked Beans/ 84 Lumber
2 minutes 47 seconds/ Aug. 7, 2004
Cheesecake
11 pounds Downtown Atlantic Cheesecake
9 minutes/ Sept. 26, 2004
Chicken Nuggets
80 Chicken Nuggets
5 Minutes
Chicken Wings, National Buffalo Wing Festival
161 chicken wings, 5.09 lbs
12 minutes/ Sept. 5, 2004
Chili Cheese Fries
8 lbs, 2 oz Wienerschnitzel Chili Cheese Fries at the Queen Mary
10 minutes/February 11, 2006
Crab Cakes
46 Phillips Crab Cakes/Baltimore Waterfront Festival
10 Minutes/ April 29, 2006
Deep-Fried Okra
9.75 lbs Deep Fried Okra/GoldenPalace.net at the Oklahoma State Fair
10 Minutes/Sept. 16, 2006
Eggs
65 Hard Boiled Eggs
6 minutes, 40 seconds
Fruitcake
4 pounds, 14 1/4 ounces Wegmans Fruitcake
10 minutes/ Dec. 30, 2003
Hamburger: Big Daddy Burger
9 pound cheeseburger/ Plaza Hotel Casino
27 minutes, 0 seconds/ Jan. 21, 2006
Hamburgers
7 Burgers (3/4 pound) "Thickburgers"
10 minutes
Jambalaya
9 Pounds Crawfish Jambalaya/ LuLu's Mardi Gras
10 Minutes/ Feb. 24, 2004
Maine Lobster/ Kennebunk
44 Maine Lobsters (11.3 Pounds of meat) from the shell
12 minutes/ Aug. 13, 2005
Meatballs
10 pounds, 3 Ounces Meatballs/ Carmine's Restaurant at Tropicana Hotel Casino
12 minutes/ Dec. 3, 2005
Mince Pies
46 Mince Pies at the Wookey Hole Big Eat in Somerset, England
10 minutes/Nov. 29, 2006
Oysters
46 Dozen Acme Oysters/ Acme Oyster House
10 Minutes/ Mar. 20, 2005
Pork, Pulled Sandwiches
23 pulled pork sandwiches
10 minutes/ Oct. 3, 2003
Quesadilla
31.5 4-inch Cheese Quesadilla
5 minutes
Sweet Potato Casserole
8.62 pounds/ NC State Fair
11 minutes/ Oct. 20, 2004
Tacos
48 soft chicken tacos/ Zocalo Restaurant
11 minutes/ Sept. 29, 2004
Joey Chestnut - Rookie of the Year
Asparagus
6.25 pounds Tempura Deep Fried Aspargus Spears/ Stockton Asparagus Fest
10 minutes/ Apr. 22, 2006
Chicken Wings, Long form
182 chicken wings
30 minutes
Grilled Cheese Sandwiches
47 grilled cheese sandwiches
10 Minutes/ June 10, 2006
Gyoza
212 chicken and vegetable gyoza/Nisei Week
10 minutes/Aug. 19, 2006
Horseshoe Sandwiches
6 lbs, 5 oz horseshoe sandwiches
12 minutes
Pork Ribs
8.4 pounds pork rib meat/ Chinook Winds Casino
12 minutes/ July 16, 2006
Pork, Pulled
9 Pounds, 6 Ounces Smoked, Pulled Pork/ Horseshoe Casino Council Bluffs
10 Minutes/ Sept. 16, 2006 -
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brats? cow brains? ><"
that girl siao leh.. ate so many eggs.. gees -
an honourable mention, not part of IFOCE but a magnificent effort!
Kate Stelnick, a pretty teenager, challenged and beat the 11-lb monster burger of Denny's Beer Barrel.
The requirements were absurdly outrageous: to eat 11 pounds of burger in under three hours, you'd have to be crazy, with an iron stomach and a mouth to match.
Eric Booker fit that description. They call him 'Badlands,' and some say he is America's top competitive eater. This is a man who had eaten four pounds of corn beef hash in 118 seconds. For dessert, Eric once put away 49 glazed donuts in eight minutes. It took me longer to drink my cup of coffee this morning.
But even Badlands was not up to Denny Leigey's challenge. Leigey, the proprietor of Denny's Beer Barrel Pub in Clearfield, Pa., had a standing offer: finish his 11-pound burger -- the world's largest commercially available -- and get that burger free, plus a slew of other prizes.
Badlands tried to finish the monstrous sandwich three times. The first two attempts failed miserably, but the third time was the charm. Badlands had finished the burger, but there was a catch. It had taken him over 7.5 hours to down the six pounds of beef and five pounds of fixings, well over the three-hour mark mandated by Denny.
When she sat down with the burger, dancing with the devil himself, who can say if she knew she would finish it? How could anyone have suspected it, when legends have tried and legends have failed? Some call the burger the Widow(er) Maker, but luckily, Kate is not married. (She has, however, received dozens of marriage proposals after beating the burger, but as of press time has yet to accept any.)
For over two hours Kate labored furiously to consume the beef and fixings that would make her name in history. As the vital third hour loomed, there was still beef on Kate's plate. But the outcome was really never in doubt; the 18-year-old legend finished the burger with more than five minutes to spare. She wiped her face, stood up, then walked out the door and into the annals of posterity. She had just eaten a meal that was about one-tenth of her body weight.
Who'd have thought one girl, six pounds of beef, and a 'river of mayonnaise' could change the world? We may be surprised, but Kate isn't. She knew when she first saw the 96-ouncer on television that she would one day eat it. That day was Wednesday, January 12, 2005. Before then, no one had ever lived to beat the challenge.
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is that... six pack become one pack?????????
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i think that was a before/after separated by a year... the first before the eating, the 2nd, after he ate 53 3/4 hotdogs
Originally posted by MooKu:is that... six pack become one pack????????? -
*feel nauseous just reading about it*
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that jap guy finally lost to some ang moh already right? i think this yr or something...
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I feel ill.
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*feels super insipired*
*resolves to get himself intremendous physical condition like them(not the fat dude) and yet INCREASE his gluttony*
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*hungry*
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Originally posted by av98m:*feels super insipired*
*resolves to get himself intremendous physical condition like them(not the fat dude) and yet INCREASE his gluttony*
Erm... eating like them can actually trigger sudden death via aspiration! It can also contribute to a whole multitude of health ailments too! -
btw, Takeru 'The Tsunami' Kobayashi... that 53 3/4 hotdogs he ate?
it's 17,000 calories consumed
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Originally posted by the Bear:btw, Takeru 'The Tsunami' Kobayashi... that 53 3/4 hotdogs he ate?
it's 17,000 calories consumed
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i'm still amazed at Kobayashi's effort... 20 pounds of rice balls!
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go go go!
then you can go propose to Kate Stelnick!Originally posted by av98m:*feels super insipired*
*resolves to get himself intremendous physical condition like them(not the fat dude) and yet INCREASE his gluttony* -
Wha I also feel ill... Amazingggg what that tiny gal can do.
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got sgforum club30 version?
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Noticed the big eaters all look very small
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hope their stomachs don't burst
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the Bear, representing Club 30, congratulates Joey "Jaws" Chestnut who ate 66 hotdogs in the 4th July hotdog eating contest at Coney Island
he beat Takeru "The Tsunami" Kobayashi for the title!
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but but, you lost weight recently.Originally posted by av98m:*feels super insipired*
*resolves to get himself intremendous physical condition like them(not the fat dude) and yet INCREASE his gluttony* -
So... Hog's Breath? hehehe!
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I can;t believe that I actually put my name down for an ice-cream eating contest that takes place on Thursday!
