Phube Posted 17 October 2008 Posted 17 October 2008 An American chef has chewed his way through a burger weighing 15lbs in a four-and-a-half hour marathon eating session. Brad Sciullo, who works at an Italian restaurant in Pennsylvania, has become the first person to conquer the Beer Barrel Belly Bruiser. The mammoth meal weighs 15lbs (6.8kg) and has 5.2lbs (2.3kg) of toppings. The gastronomic adventurer completed his mission in four hours and 39 minutes. Dennis Leigey, owner of Denny's Beer Barrel Pub, said Mr Sciullo, of Uniontown, was the first person to finish the meal. Asked what possessed him to tackle the burger, Mr Sciullo said simply: "I wanted to see if I could." The Beer Barrel Belly Bruiser includes a bun, lettuce, tomatoes, cheese, onions, mild banana peppers and a cup each of mayonnaise, ketchup, mustard and relish. Sky News
Tabou Posted 17 October 2008 Posted 17 October 2008 Piffle. I did a big Mac , 2 cheese burgers AND a Mcflurry at lunch. Now I have the McShits.
Bellend Sebastian Posted 17 October 2008 Posted 17 October 2008 I'd have been able to eat it if there hadn't had been any onions
Katy Posted 17 October 2008 Posted 17 October 2008 I could don my Health Promotion hat at this....but I will spare you.
Bellend Sebastian Posted 17 October 2008 Posted 17 October 2008 Actually he looks a bit like Micky Adams ...and Rob Lowe
Katy Posted 17 October 2008 Posted 17 October 2008 ...and Rob Lowe And..AND a little bit like the teacher who boned Rosie behind Fizz's back on Coro
Finnegan Posted 17 October 2008 Posted 17 October 2008 Wouldn't it have been cold by the end? lol I love that that's the first thing that springs into your mind, haha. Jesus.
cisono Posted 18 October 2008 Posted 18 October 2008 An American chef has chewed his way through a burger weighing 15lbs in a four-and-a-half hour marathon eating session.... Sky News How many calories in that? 20,000?
Alexikokopops Posted 18 October 2008 Posted 18 October 2008 How many calories in that? 20,000? If he doesn't eat for the next 7 days he'll be fine
LeeCovFox Posted 18 October 2008 Posted 18 October 2008 An American chef has chewed his way through a burger weighing 15lbs in a four-and-a-half hour marathon eating session. Brad Sciullo, who works at an Italian restaurant in Pennsylvania, has become the first person to conquer the Beer Barrel Belly Bruiser. The mammoth meal weighs 15lbs (6.8kg) and has 5.2lbs (2.3kg) of toppings. The gastronomic adventurer completed his mission in four hours and 39 minutes. Dennis Leigey, owner of Denny's Beer Barrel Pub, said Mr Sciullo, of Uniontown, was the first person to finish the meal. Asked what possessed him to tackle the burger, Mr Sciullo said simply: "I wanted to see if I could." The Beer Barrel Belly Bruiser includes a bun, lettuce, tomatoes, cheese, onions, mild banana peppers and a cup each of mayonnaise, ketchup, mustard and relish. Sky News Not entirely surprising.
AoWW Posted 18 October 2008 Posted 18 October 2008 Where's TommyG when you want to know the exact nutritional content?
cisono Posted 18 October 2008 Posted 18 October 2008 If he doesn't eat for the next 7 days he'll be fine In theory (calorie-wise). But our body needs nutrients all the time.... some of them need to be replenished daily. Or are you suggesting he did this just before engaging in a health-boosting one-week fast?
AmericanScott Posted 19 October 2008 Posted 19 October 2008 Not entirely surprising. To be honest, I've seen more overweight people here than i did back home. But then again, i wasn't from the South and i lived in an active neighborhood. Hence why i am soooo skinny . Must be my English blood.
Guest Posted 19 October 2008 Posted 19 October 2008 To be honest, I've seen more overweight people here than i did back home.But then again, i wasn't from the South and i lived in an active neighborhood. Hence why i am soooo skinny . Must be my English blood. I saw very few overweight people when I went to NY. Boston was like any English town, but Florida has a lot of fatties. Around the Orlando area, most of them are British.
cisono Posted 19 October 2008 Posted 19 October 2008 I saw very few overweight people when I went to NY. Boston was like any English town, but Florida has a lot of fatties. Around the Orlando area, most of them are British. That rings a bell. I went to Tenerife last January. After a few days I noticed that all the "fat" (and I mean some of them were bordering in the morbidly obese) families there were British. At some point, I thought I had spotted a fat family which spoke a different language. After a while though, it became clear they were from Liverpool!
Guest Posted 19 October 2008 Posted 19 October 2008 That rings a bell.I went to Tenerife last January. After a few days I noticed that all the "fat" (and I mean some of them were bordering in the morbidly obese) families there were British. At some point, I thought I had spotted a fat family which spoke a different language. After a while though, it became clear they were from Liverpool! That would be about right!!
AmericanScott Posted 20 October 2008 Posted 20 October 2008 I saw very few overweight people when I went to NY. Boston was like any English town, but Florida has a lot of fatties. Around the Orlando area, most of them are British. That's because us New Yawkers tend to rush around and walk a fast pace Funny you should say that about the Orlando area. I have family around there who are from Leicester.
Master Fox Posted 20 October 2008 Posted 20 October 2008 Oh my, that's beautiful. I reckon i could get my way through that hunk of meat.
Samilktray Posted 20 October 2008 Posted 20 October 2008 Oh my, that's beautiful.I reckon i could get my way through that hunk of meat. Kinky.
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