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Albuquerque eating challenges
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Joey Chestnut wins 2010 NM State Fair burritos
update Sept 13 ABQ Journal has a contest report (requires watching ad) and AP has a video.
update 6:09 The eating contest twitter has the rest of the top 4
1) Joey Chestnut 47 burritos
2) Tim “Gravy” Brown 32 burritos
3) Chillin Peng 28 burritos (will this invalidate him from future Battle of the Bone contests?)
4) Gary Klucken 24.5 burritos
update 5:37 Dolo reports Joey Chestnut won with 47 burritos. The runner-up ate 32.
update 5:28 The contest has started according to Dolo’s twitter.
The burrito eating contest at the New Mexico State Fair is expected to start at 4:30 pm eastern. Tim Brown is expected to compete in addition to Joey Chestnut.
KOB.com reports that Joey Chestnut will compete in the Garcia’s World Burrito Eating Championship, at the New Mexico State Fair on September 11. Erik Denmark is also expected to compete.
Registration for the September 1 rib eating contest at the Nugget in Sparks, NV (Reno area) will open today at 4 pm eastern. Registration for the September 25 Upper Crust Pizza contest in Boston and the September 11 burrito eating contest at the New Mexico State Fair will open tomorrow.
The MLE facebook announces that the Upper Crust Pizza Eating World championship will be held in Boston on September 25 and that the World Burrito Eating Championship might take place at the New Mexico State Fair on September 11.
Pho King Way will award $1000 to a customer that can finish its 6 dish challenge in under one hour. The restaurant has 3 Texas locations (2 DFW), 2 Southern California sites and an Albuquerque location.
Adam Richman's twitter reports that his next destination is Albuquerque. According to Alibi, the challenge for the Albuquerque episode of Man vs. Food will be the 10 pound burrito at Cecilia's.
Alibi has an article about Cecilia's Cafe in Albquerque, which offers a 10 pound burrito that will be featured on an upcoming episode of Man vs. Food.
Bob Shoudt wins NM Burritos, Ben Monson 3rd
update #3 Bytegirl has a few pictures of the contest
update #2 KRQE has an article and video
updatetwitter.com/eatingcontest has the top 4
1) Bob Shoudt 33.5 4 oz. burritos
2) Hall Hunt 30
3) Ben Monson 29.5
4) Erik Denmark 26
Alex Tomlin reports that the burrito eating contest at Expo NM has started.
The MLE has a list of expected entrants in the burrito eating contest at the New Mexico State Fair. Hall Hunt, Ryan McKillop and possibly Erik Denmark are the listed ranked eaters.
Daily Lobo previews Pizza 9 contest
The Daily Lobo has a preview of tomorrow’s pizza eating contest at Pizza 9 in Albuquerque that will award a 42 inch flat screen TV. According to the article, the winner will receive a berth in the 2010 Nathan’s finals if Joey Chestnut’s mark of 45 slices is surpassed.
Ben Monson’s eating challenge road trip
“Big” Ben Monson has started a bodybuilding.com thread with pictures about his recent road trip throughout the southwest where he completed the following eating challenges:
- Quadruple Bypass Burger, Heart Attack Grill, 1:49, second to Joey Chestnut
- Big Texan 72 ounce steak, Amarillo, TX, 9:40 (3rd person after Joey Chestnut & Frank Pastore to break 10 minutes
- Chillz 8 waffles & frozen custard, Albuquerque, 11:12 new record
- 5 pound Sopaipilla, Sadies, Albuquerque, 7:56 new record
- 6 pound burrito, NASCAR Cafe, Las Vegas, 12 minutes, new record
IFOCE.com reports that registration for the September 18 burrito eating contest at the New Mexico State Fair in Albuquerque will open tomorrow. The purse will be $3,000.
The IFOCE twitter announces two new contests: September 18 New Mexico burritios and September 26 tamales in Lewisville, Texas.
Alibi reports that Pizza 9 in Albuquerque will host a pizza eating contest on September 12 that will award a 42 inch television.
Golden Palace NM, NC contests canceled, SC in doubt
Andrew “Skinnyboy” Lane received a message from IFOCE headquarters:
I am extremely sad to announce that the breakfast burrito eating championship in Albuquerque on October 11, and the pickle eating championship in Raleigh on October 16 have been canceled. It is likely that the chicken strip contest in Columbia on October 13 will also be canceled, but that is not yet confirmed.
I would assume the AZ contest on the 28th is in serious jeopardy as well. If the SC and AZ contests are canceled, hopefully the jalapeno contest on Sunday will be a fitting end to the series.
updated from the Sicilan IFOCE.com has an official statement about the cancellations saying that the AZ contest will take place without any prizes. The jalapeno contest Sunday will be sponsored by Major League eating instead of golden palace.
Joey Chestnut wins (GC)^2 contest
from IFOCE.com & skinnyboy
goldenpalace.net green chile grilled cheese New Mexico State Fair, Albuquerque, NM
1. Joey Chestnut 34.5
2. Rich LeFevre 28
3. “Mongo” Marquez 14
4T. Andrew “skinnyboy” Lane 13.5
4T. Allan Jones 13.5
Green chile grilled cheese preview
This page on the New Mexico State Fair website is the only information I have been able to find about Saturday’s green chile grilled cheese contest. The $100K rookie grilled cheese challenge will be held as well. No expected competitors are listed. There will be three New Mexico IFOCE contests in about a month and a half.
Corrected Albuquerque results (Leland Collins wins)
Corrected Albuquerque grilled cheese results from Skinnyboy. Sorry for any inconvenience resulting from my assumption that Donovan Busta was the likely winner based on the headline saying the winner was from Colorado.
1. Leland Collins – 16
2. Levi Oliver- 13.5
3. Andrew Lane – 12
Coloradan (Donovan Busta?) wins ABQ grilled cheese contest
abqjournal.com for September 25 has a headline (under New Mexico & the West) mentioning that a Coloradan (Donovan Busta in all probability) won Saturday’s goldenpalace.com grilled cheese qualifier at the New Mexico State Fair with 16 sandwiches. Reading the article requires a paid subscription. Levi Oliver was also expected to compete.
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