maybe you should challenge him to a duel. how bout a 20 mile bike ride then eat the sandwich, or the other way around. :lol:

Walker wrote

Cyclist wrote I met the City-Wide Dagwood Champion at the Lucky Stride; Josh Matko. He ate it in 6 minutes. He was racing in the race as well. But I beat him at that.

Just City-Wide? I’d think he’s the World-Wide Dagwood Champion (if we’re just talking about Ohio Deli anyway).

Give credit where credit is due.

Well, I do not know the geopraghical range of Dag-woods!

Cyclist wrote I met the City-Wide Dagwood Champion at the Lucky Stride; Josh Matko. He ate it in 6 minutes. He was racing in the race as well. But I beat him at that.

Just City-Wide? I’d think he’s the World-Wide Dagwood Champion (if we’re just talking about Ohio Deli anyway).

Give credit where credit is due.

laChewla wrote

Walker wrote http://sopressata.blogspot.com/2008/03/dagwood-challenge.html

Walker – that’s a great blog! Thanks for the link.

No problem. Kitsune posts a lot of her restaurant reviews here on CU, but her blog is filled with all sorts of awesome recipes and foodie adventures that are worth reading. :D

Walker wrote http://sopressata.blogspot.com/2008/03/dagwood-challenge.html

Walker – that’s a great blog! Thanks for the link.

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I am starting to get kind of grossed out with the gluttony, but I guess the pope says there are more deadly sins these days.

Seriously – 6 lb burger?! Where’s the morals? F*cking swine.

Sorry – ending hippy rant in carnivore thread.

Coremodels wrote http://www.eaglesdeli.com/

This is NOT the challenge burger, only the Godzilla Burger

http://aht.seriouseats.com/images/20071030godzilla.jpg

Ya know.. I think I might be down for a road trip. Biggest pieces of food you can buy at a restaurant? Yeah.

The result was the massive Olde 96er which used 6 pounds of meat, one large onion, two whole tomatoes, one half head of lettuce, 1 1/4 pounds of cheese, top and bottom buns, and a cup each of mayonnaise, ketchup, mustard, relish, banana peppers and some pickles.

http://www.cheese-burger.net/images/worlds_biggest_burger.jpg

Here’s the best part:

n January 2005 came an unlikely challenger – 100lb college student Kate Stelnick. Kate Stelnick took a five hour drive from New Jersey when she saw photos of the giant burger online. She prepared by not eating for 2 days and wearing loose clothes. She came and she conquered. She ate the Olde 96er on 2 hours and 54 minutes.

http://www.cheese-burger.net/images/kate_stelnick_burger.jpg

This is NOT the challenge burger, only the Godzilla Burger

http://aht.seriouseats.com/images/20071030godzilla.jpg