Eat a massive burger in 12 mins or less for $400?

[barronj]

As much as I like to sit down with my girls and have a meal (normal), I could just as easily inhale food while standing over the sink. I might not win the pot, but I would come close.

[bcoop]

I did a 4 or 5 lb burger challenge at Judge Beans when I was in 7th grade, and finished in under 30. There's no way in hell I could do it at my age, and damn sure not in under 12. Good luck with that.

[Ruffdaddy]

I had a friend that was doing the weekend jail thing in Denton for a dwi once, and when he got out the last time he slammed a 6 meat 6 cheese from whataburger...got sick as hell too.

[4EyedTurd]

A guy at work tried it and he inhales his food. The only thing he had left was a handful of fries. He said if you don't get everything on the burger they add more fries and the fries were soggy. His advice was eat the fries first then the burger.

[71chevellejohn]

The only food challenge I've ever thought about trying was the 72oz steak at the Big Texan. But I prefer to enjoy my food and don't need it to be a challenge.


With the burger, the real challenge will be passing it all.

[YALE]

Not no, but hell no.

[Labora]

I worked at a restaurant that did something similar, and the guys that made it usually segregated te food, eating all the meat and veggies first then the fries/ bread. Bread is feeling and absorbs water making you feel full faster so they would save that for last.

This, also if you dip the bread into water you can make it much softer and eat it faster.

[GhostTX]

Who's gonna pay for it if you don't finish it in time?

Per the site it's been done in just over 8, stomach size is the limiting factor, and being willing to be farking miserable the rest of the day.

Meat sweats, FTW!

[jluv]

So $500 if you do it, and if you fail, you just have to pay for your meal? Seems like a win win. I could do the burger in a couple of minutes without all the veggies. I can't stand soggy fries, though.

[ftp]

The only food challenge I've ever thought about trying was the 72oz steak at the Big Texan. But I prefer to enjoy my food and don't need it to be a challenge.


With the burger, the real challenge will be passing it all.

Some lady did two of those 72 oz steaks last year in 15 mins. That's insane, 9 fucking lbs of steak.http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/0...n_5405554.html

[Baron Von Crowder]

So $500 if you do it, and if you fail, you just have to pay for your meal? Seems like a win win. I could do the burger in a couple of minutes without all the veggies. I can't stand soggy fries, though.

I guess it costs him $120 bucks, $100 buy in plus the meal, if he doesnt win.

That's how it put itself together in my head, anyway.

[TeeShock]

That's easy since I normally inhale my food. Go for it, food is good.

[SMKR]

So $500 if you do it, and if you fail, you just have to pay for your meal? Seems like a win win. I could do the burger in a couple of minutes without all the veggies. I can't stand soggy fries, though.

If I did it I win $500, free meal, free t-shirt and pic on the wall of fame.

But I didnt, in 12 mins I had this left. (before and after pics below) And for the record that is the first time and last time I ever try crap like that smh. Buddy paid for my attempt, $20. The pound of fries really slowed me down in the end. So I guess it's a win win if you could call it that, unless you are my colon.

[dsrtuckteezy]

lol, solid effort

[juiceweezl]

haha I sense a 2 hand grip on the side of the toilet in your immediate future.