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Amy Bartner has a column for Metromix of Indianapolis about finishing the 2.5 pound Big Ass Brewhouse Burger at Scotty's Brewhouse.
April Gregory and Amy Bartner became the first women to finish the Big Ass Brew House Burger Challenge at Scotty's Brewhouse in Indianapolis tonight.
JCOnline has an article about Ian Coker, a Purdue graduate student from Australia who was the runner-up in the USquare Food Court eating contest in Madison, Wisconsin.
Indy Cornrows reports that somemembers of the Indiana Pacers took on the Big Ugly burger challenge at Bub's in Carmel, Indiana. Roy Hibbert has some pictures and one of his captions says that Lance Allred ate at least two burgers.
Would I Buy it Again? has a negative review of the Indianapolis episode of Man vs. Food and says that anyone who can eat more than Adam Richman's total of 2.25 Big Ugly burgers will have his or her picture featured on the website.
The Dawg House in Pendleton, IN (Indianapolis area) has a five foot long Coney dog which is free if finished in less than an hour.

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The Chicago Tribune reports that Notre Dame quarterback Dayne Crist completed the one pound King Burger at the Oaken Bucket in South Bend, Indiana and was disappointed in the lack of an award for finishing the challenge. Crist also ate a gallon of ice cream in 30 minutes.
Justin Fluhr reports that Man vs. Food is currently recording at Bub's in Carmel, Indiana. update The challenge will apparently be four one pound burgers.
IndyStar reports that Man vs. Food will be recording in Indianapolis during Memorial Day weekend while the Indianapolis 500 is in town.
Would I Buy it Again?, a website focusing on Indiana eating challenges and restaurants, been has been updated with a new look.
WNDU has an article and video about the new five pound burger challenge offered by T J's Corner Cafe in Elkhart, Indiana (South Bend area).
The NWTimes has a report on yesterday's "Mommy's Little Piggy" mashed potato eating contest inspired by the movie A Christmas Story. Stormy Lang (a woman) won the adult division.
NBCChicago reports that "Mommy's Little Piggy" mashed potato eating contest inspired by the movie A Christmas Story will take place in Hammond, Indiana tomorrow.
NWITimes reports that Ben Williams became the fifth person in 23 years to compete the 96 ounce steak challenge at Kelsey's Steakhouse in Portage, Indiana.
Would I Buy It Again? (Indianapolis area focus) and Epic Portions (Michigan) are two new food blogs with some competitive eating related posts.
(from The Big Lead) The Indiana Pacers are offering tickets to tomorrow night's game against the Miami Heat which include all you can eat food and fountain drinks for $30.
TMNews reports that Paoli (Indiana) Pizzaria will award $500 to a team of 2 that can finish its 30 inch pizza challenge in 90 minutes.

Link Buffet: January 21, 2009

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“Mommy’ Little Piggy” (A Christmas Story) contest results

NWI.com has an article about the handsless mashed potato eating contest inspired by the movie A Christmas Story held in Hammond, Indiana yesterday. John Hartman won the adult contest by eating 5 plates of mashed potatoes.

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Link Buffet: October 25, 2008

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Link Buffet: July 14, 2008

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Request for hot dog strategies

Steve Penhollow of The Fort Wayne Journal Gazette has emailed the following request:

We have a hot dog eating contest coming up as part of our Three Rivers Fest. I think it’s the first competitive eating event we’ve had in the area.

What is the dominant strategy for eating the most hot dogs?

I’d love to quote someone in my article.

Thanks.

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Link Buffet: June 13, 2008

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