Upcoming United Kingdom eating contests
United Kingdom eating challenges
Metro.co.uk has an article about Max Stanford's win over Kyle Gibson in Saturday's British Eating League eating contest. Max's total of 141 cookies in 5 minutes was billed as a world record.
Max Stanford completed the challenge at Manzes Pie and Mash in Peckham, England, which weight 5kg (11 pounds) and consisted of 18 pies and 7 orders of mash.
Yorkshire Evening Post reports that Kyle Gibson won the first prize of £500 in Saturday's eating contest held at Mumtaz in Leeds. Gibson was the only person to finish his meal, which consisted of a whole chcken, 4 curry dishes, naan bread and chips and a kebab.
Muntaz in Leeds, Yorkshire will hold the Grand Thaal Challenge on September 12 awarding £500 to the fastest finisher.
The qualifiers for the British Eating League chicken nugget eating contest have concluded. The field for the finals at The George Pub in Stockton-on-Tees awarding £1000 on October 3 will consist of Kyle Gibson, Max Stanford, John "The Beast" Dawesy, Lewis Tordoff, Arron Badger and Patrick Finn.
Max Stanford won last night's British Eating League Big Bacon Butty eating contest, his first victory over Kyle Gibson.
ChronicleLive.co.uk has an article about Kyle Gibson eating every menu item available at Five Guys. The challenge was a fundraiser for the Newcastle West End Foodbank.
LadBible uploaded a video about Leah Shutkever's attempt at the burger challenge at Polo 24 Hour Bar in London yesterday for National Burger Day. The video has over 4 million views in less than 24 hours.
Bracknell News has an article about Kate Ovens completing the challenge platter at Blue's Smokehouse in Bracknell, England which consisted of a rack of ribs, pulled pork, burnt ends and brisket, a half chicken, three sausages, coleslaw, chips and corn. The challenge was part of the Eat Out to Help Out campaign to promote restaurants.
Kyle Gibson ate 30 doughnuts in 7:45 to win Friday's British Eating League contest, edging out Max Stanford, who needed 8:16. Max ate 50 chicken nuggets in 2:01 to win yesterday's qualifier.
The British Eating League will hold a doughnut eating contest at The George in Stockton on Tees tomorrow awarding 100 pounds to the winner. It will hold its second qualifier for it chicken nugget championship Saturday.
The first qualifier for the British Eating League chicken nugget eating contest that will award 1000 pounds will take place tomorrow at The George in Stockton on Tees.
BBC's Science Focus Magazine has an article asking "Is there a physical limit to how much food you can eat in one sitting?" focusing on Joey Chesntnut' recent Nathan's Famous finals performances.
LadBible has an Instagram post about Saturday's British Eating League beans and toast eating contest held at the George Pub in Stockton on Tees won by Kyle Gibson which has received over 2800 comments in less than 8 hours.
Metro.co.uk has a report on yesterday's British Eating League bean on toast competition held at The George Pub in Stockton on Tees. Kyle (Kyle v Food) Gibson ate 20 slices of toast and 2.5kg of baked beans in 6:39 to win the contest.
University study on occasional oversize meals
A study by the University of Bath reports that occasional oversized meals do not have an immediate negative health impact on healthy males between the ages of 22 and 37.
Those who volunteered for the trial consumed almost twice as much pizza when pushing beyond their usual limits, doubling their calorie intake.
But the study found the amount of nutrients in their bloodstream kept within normal range.
Researchers say this shows that if an otherwise healthy person overindulges occasionally there are no immediate negative consequences in terms of losing metabolic control.
The British Eating League will hold a chicken nugget eating contest at The George in Stockton on Tees on October 3 awarding £1,000 cash to the winner. Qualifiers start on August 8. The organization will also hold a beans on toast eating contest on Saturday, July 25 awarding £100 cash and a £50 food voucher to the winner.
The BBC Archive twitter posted a video from 1972 of Bob Owen, "Britain's unofficial egg eating champion" eating 50 raw eggs.
The Mirror has an article about British competitive eating focusing on Leah Shutkever. Kyle Gibson and Crazy Legs Conti are also quoted.
The British Eating League will hold a Big Ben burger eating contest Saturday at the George Pub & Grill in Stockton on Tees, England. The winner will receive £100 Cash and a £100 George food voucher.
The British Eating League will hold a chocolate cake eating contest in Stockton on Tees on June 6 behind closed doors. £100 cash will be awarded, the total purse is £150.
A video of Leah Shutkever vs. Rob Frampton, billed as Britain's Strongest Man in a burger eating contest held at Polo 24 Hour Bar in London has received over a million views in less than 24 hours on LadBible's facebook page.
The British Eating League, founded by the owner of the George Pub in Stockton-on-Tees, England has started an instagram page.
Teesside Live has an article about Craig Harker, owner of the George Pub and founder of the British Eating League, receiving a complaint for posting "To all you fat birds, chin up! It's Pancake Day soon!" on his advertising sign. He says that a video of the League's Jaffa Cake eating contest video received 53K comments on LadBible's facebook page.
Max Stanford is the first person to complete the breakfeast challenge consisting of 50 items at Cabin Dairy Cafe in Burnham, England.
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