Food eating world records

[Diesel1]

there's some fucked up shit here man.

• 16-inch pizza: 19 slices in 10 minutes (Patrick Bertoletti)
• Armour Vienna Sausage: 8.31 pounds in 10 minutes (Sonya Thomas)
• Asparagus: 8.6 pounds (deep fried tempura style) in 10 minutes (Joey Chestnut)
• Baked Beans: 8.4 pounds in 2:47 (Don Lerman)
• Beef Tongue: 3.2 pounds in 12 minutes (Dominic Cardo)
• Birthday Cake: 5 pounds in 11:26 (Richard LeFevre)
• Bologna: 2.76 pounds in 6 minutes (Don Lerman)
• Brats: 58 in 10 minutes (Takeru Kobayashi)
• Buffet food: 5.5 pounds in 12 minutes (Crazy Legs Conti)
• Burritos: 15 burritos in 8 minutes (Eric Booker)
• Butter: 7 quarter-pound sticks (salted) in 5 minutes (Don Lerman) 
• Cabbage: 6.5 pounds in 9 minutes (Charles Hardy)
• Candy Bars: 2 pounds (chocolate) in 6 minutes (Eric Booker)
• Cannoli: 26 in 6 minutes (Cookie Jarvus/Timothy Janus)
• Cheesecake: 11 pounds in 9 minutes (Sonya Thomas)
• Chicken Nuggets: 80 in 5 minutes (Sonya Thomas)
• Chicken Wings: 182 in 30 minutes (Joey Chestnut)
• Chicken-Fried Steak: 6 11-ounce steaks (with gravy) in12 minutes (Cookie
Jarvis)
• Chili: 1.5 gallons in 10 minutes (Richard LeFevre)
• Chili Cheese Fries: 8.1 pounds in 10 minutes (Sonya Thomas)
• Conch Fritters: 45 in 6 minutes (Joe Menchetti)
• Corn Dogs: 12 in 10 minutes (Richard LeFevre)
• Corned Beef & Cabbage: 5.75 pounds in 10 minutes (Patrick Bertoletti)
• Corned Beef Hash: 4 pounds in 1:58 (Eric Booker)
• Corned Beef Sandwiches: 11 (8-ounces each) in10 minutes (Patrick Bertoletti)
• Cow Brains: 57 (17.7 pounds) in 15 minutes (Takeru Kobayashi)
• Crab Cakes: 46 in 10 minutes (Sonya Thomas)
• Crawfish: 331 in 12 minutes (Chris Hendrix)
• Deep-Fried Okra: 9.75 pounds in10 Minutes (Sonya Thomas)
• Doughnuts: 49 (glazed) in 8 minutes (Eric Booker)
• Dumplings: 91 (Chinese style) in 8 minutes (Cookie Jarvis)
• Eggs: 65 (hard boiled) in 6:40 (Sonya Thomas)
• French Fries: 4.46 pounds in 6 minutes (Cookie Jarvis)
• Fruitcake: 4.9 pounds in 10 minutes (Sonya Thomas)
• Gelatin Dessert: 7 pounds in 3 minutes (Steve Lakind)
• Grapes: 8.9 pounds in 10 minutes (Cooke Jarvis)
• Green Beans: 2.7 pounds in 6 minutes (Crazy Legs Conti)
• Grilled Cheese Sandwiches: 47 in 10 minutes (Joey Chestnut)
• Gyoza: 212 (chicken and vegetable) in 10 minutes (Joey Chestnut)
• Ham: 2.6 pounds in 5 minutes (Seaver Miller)
• Hamburgers: 7 (3/4 pounders) in 10 minutes (Sonya Thomas)
• Hamentaschen: 50 in 6 minutes (Eric Booker)
• Hot Dogs: 59.5 (with buns) in 12 minutes (Joey Chestnut)
• Huevos Rancheros: 7.75 pounds in 10 minutes (Richard LeFevre)
• Ice Cream: 1.75 gallons (vanilla) in 8 minutes (Patrick Bertoletti)
• Jalapenos, Pickled: 247 pickled in 8 minutes (Patrick Bertoletti)
• Jambalaya: 9 Pounds (crawfish) in 10 minutes (Sonya Thomas)
• Key Lime Pie: 10.8 pounds in 8 minutes (Patrick Bertoletti)
• Lobster Rolls: 41 in 10 minutes (Takeru Kobayashi)
• Maine Lobster: 44 (11.3 Pounds of meat) in 12 minutes (Sonya Thomas)
• Matzo Balls: 21 (baseball sized) in 5:25 (Eric Booker)
• Mayonnaise: 1 gallon in 8 minutes (Oleg Zhornitskiy) 
• Meat Pies: 16 (6-ounce) pies in 10 minutes (Boyd Bulot)
• Meatballs: 10 pounds (3-ounce balls) in 12 minutes (Sonya Thomas)
• Mince Pies: 46 in 10 minutes (Sonya Thomas)
• Native American Fry Bread: 9.75 in 8 minutes (Erik The Red Denmark)
• Onions: 8.5 ounces (three onions) in 1 minute (Eric Booker)
• Oysters: 46 in 10 minutes (Sonya Thomas)
• Pancakes & bacon: 3.5 pounds in 12 minutes (Crazy Legs Conti)
• Pasta: 6.7 pounds in 10 minutes (Cookie Jarvis)
• Peas: 9.5 pounds in 12 minutes (Eric Booker)
• Pelemeni: 274 in 6 minutes (Dale Boone)
• Pickles, Sour: 2.99 pounds in 5 minutes (Cookie Jarvis)
• Pickles, Vinegar: 2.7 pounds in 6 minutes (Brian Seiken)
• Pomme Frites: 2.5 pounds in 8 minutes (Cookie Jarvis)
• Pork and Beans: 84 ounces in 1:52 (Dale Boone)
• Pork Ribs: 8.4 pounds in 12 minutes (Joey Chestnut)
• Pork, Pulled: 9.5 pounds in 10 minutes (Joey Chestnut)
• Pork, Pulled Sandwiches: 23 in 10 minutes (Sonya Thomas)
• Posole: 109.75 ounces in12 minutes (Carlene LeFevre)
• Pumpkin Pies: 4 in 12 minutes (Eric Booker)
• Quesadilla: 31.5 (4-inch) in 5 minutes (Sonya Thomas)
• Reindeer Sausage: 28 in 10 minutes (Dale Boone)
• Rice Balls: 20 pounds in 30 minutes (Takeru Kobayashi)
• Sausage Sandwiches: 13.25 in 12 minutes (ChipBurger Simpson)
• Shoo-Fly Pie: 11.1 pounds in 8 minutes (Patrick Bertoletti)
• Shrimp: 5 pounds in 12 minutes (Erik The Red Denmark)
• SPAM: 6 pounds in 12 minutes (Richard LeFevre)
• Strawberry Rhubarb Pie: 7.9 pounds in 8 minutes (Patrick Bertoletti)
• Strawberry Shortcake: 15.25 pounds in 8 minutes (Patrick Bertoletti)
• Sweet Corn: 34.75 ears in 12 minutes (Crazy Legs Conti)
• Sweet Potato Casserole: 8.6 pounds in 11 minutes (Sonya Thomas)
• Tacos: 48 in 11 minutes (Sonya Thomas)
• Tamales: 51 in 12 minutes (Timothy Janus)
• Tex Mex Rolls: 30 in 12 minutes (Richard LeFevre)
• Tiramisu: 4 pounds in 6 minutes (Timothy Janus)
• Toasted Ravioli: 4 pounds in 12 minutes (Sonya Thomas)
• Turducken: 7.75 pounds in 12 minutes (Sonya Thomas)
• Waffles: 18.5 (8-ounces) in 10:23 (Joey Chestnut)
• Watermelon: 13.22 pounds in 15 minutes (Jim Reeves)
• Whole Turkey: 4.8 pounds in 18 minutes (Patrick Bertoletti)

[pumpster]

July 4th/07
Coney Island, NY
New hot dog record

US restore pride with hot-dog victory

An American guzzled a new record 66 hot-dogs in 12 minutes to reclaim the Independence Day title from the slim Japanese who has dominated the sport for the last six years.

Joey Chestnut snatched victory by just three hot-dogs at the 92nd annual Nathan’s Famous Fourth of July International Hot Dog Eating Contest in New York’s Coney Island, beating long-time champion Takeru Kobayashi of Japan.

The two stood jaw-to-jaw as they munched down hot-dogs along with 15 other contestants. The result was so close that the judges reviewed the videotape before declaring the final decision.

Mr Kobayashi appeared to vomit at the very end of the competition, which would have caused a disqualification, but the judges allowed his total of 63 to stand.

“I knew going into the contest he was going to give it 100 percent. I had to come in harder than my body could handle,” Mr Chestnut said.

Despite shattering the previous record in a final, the Californian said: “If I needed to eat another one right now, I could.” The six-time Japanese title-holder decided to take part in the contest despite complaining of a jaw ailment in recent weeks that prevented him from opening his mouth wide enough for a routine teeth cleaning.

Event organizers said he had a wisdom tooth extracted last week to relive what they described as “jaw-thritis.” “I’m like a child,” he said before the competition. “I just don’t give up.” The jaw problems appeared to have little impact on the Japanese, who gave the best performance of his career.

The diminutive Mr Kobayashi, 29, who has dominated competitive eating, weighed in at 154 pounds. Mr Chestnut, 23, came in at 215 pounds.

This year’s contest was a highly anticipated showdown between the Japanese master and his American challenger, who set a new world record of 59 ½ in a qualifying round.

New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg introduced the two arch-rivals before the weigh-in on the steps of City Hall.

“Many times in the annals of sport, the eyes of the world have turned to our great city to watch worthy adversaries square off,” Mr Bloomberg said, tongue in cheek. “What comes to mind is Ali and Frazier, the Yankees and the Mets.”

[Dr. D]

What's scary is that Sonya Thomas won most of these contest and she looks good. Another TA Principle Disciple!

 

[Andre Nickatina]

What's scary is that Sonya Thomas won most of these contest and she looks good. Another TA Principle Disciple!

 

Id hit that   

[JOHN MATRIX]

Kobayashi: 17.7 POUNDS of COW BRAINS in 15 minutes!!!

thats over a pound of meat every minute

the crazy thing is that alot of these people have wasp waists and abs...fucking mutants!

[onlyme]

I could win the Key Lime pie and Tiramisu records.  I think I'll start training.