If for no other reason than to feel less guilty about your holiday over-indulgence. The bacon-roll thread inspired me. Lets see pics of absolutely ludicrous portions of food, preferably being consumed by fatties.
[quote]rrjc5488 wrote:
It’s not a photo, but I drank an entire carton of egg nog last night in about ten minutes. By myself.[/quote]
I love eggnog. I try to drink a carton or two every day from Thanksgiving to New Year. I try make myself sick of it so I don’t crave any until next holiday season.
I just bought out the grocery store this morning. I have 11 cartons of eggnog in my fridge, but they expire January 4th. So I can’t waste time downing them.
Look up the show Man vs Food, it’s all about conquering food challenges like 4.5lb steak in <1hr and other shit like that, awesome show. It’s on the travel channel on Wednesdays, I’m sure there’s some episodes up to stream/dl at this point though.
[quote]buffalokilla wrote:
That place is amazing. I’ve been there twice, once as an observer, once as a challenge eater.
I failed, but it was worth it.[/quote]
Serialy?
I took the challenge and don’t think I would’ve won even if I thought the burger was good, but that thing tasted downright gross. It was like eating bad meatloaf.
Springfield, Illinois is noted for its “Horseshoes”, which consists of some type of meat (typically a couple 1/4 pound burger patties) sitting on two slices of toast. This is then smothered in french fries and then buried in a thick cheese sauce. They are popular as hell here and you cannot go to a bar without seeing a fat-ass wolfing one down.
Then there are variations such as the “Breakfast Horsehoe” - Three eggs and some type of meat (bacon, ham or sausage) on toast (or biscuits), smothered in hashbrowns/onions and then buried in sausage gravy.
Personally, I find them to be disgusting and have no interest whatsoever in eating one.
I took the challenge and don’t think I would’ve won even if I thought the burger was good, but that thing tasted downright gross. It was like eating bad meatloaf.[/quote]
Remember: Quantity, not quality
Clearfield County was a client of mine. I’ve been through Curvensville (not long enough to hook up with any locals or sheep, though). I’ve fished Curwensville Lake.
