This just wrong.....who would even attempt this?
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I have seen it attempted on Man vs Food. To me it is just a total waste of food and it is far from healthy for anyone to eat like that. One day I was watching the show and realized it just promoted over eating and from that time I have not watched the show. The original host was concerned for his health and stopped doing it - he dropped 60 lbs. It's not for me to say what others should or should not do - but this show really annoys me.
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if it isn't an eating contest (which are brand sponsored, it is all about advertising) it is usually at come-on, part of a restaurant's advertising to set them a little bit apart.
Saylor's in Portland OR has been offering theirs since 1946. http://www.saylers.com/steak-challenge.html
If it were easy to be thin everyone who wanted to be, would be. The rest is all in fun.
Saylor's in Portland OR has been offering theirs since 1946. http://www.saylers.com/steak-challenge.html
If it were easy to be thin everyone who wanted to be, would be. The rest is all in fun.
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