More Supersized fare for our New York readers. Gustad Mody from over at Iron Stomach sent me this one, it's 48oz's of rare Porterhouse Steak from Morton's. Moooo!!!

From: http://ironcheff.blogspot.com/2006/07/3-pound-steak.html

48 ounce steak at Mortons here. 3 pounds of rare goodness. (yes, of course I finished it... at my leisure in 27 minutes) It was about 90 bucks if i recall correctly

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I'd heard this on MP3, but never saw the commercial... Classic...

From: http://youtube.com/watch?v=ISW1IDroVyY

This illustration (thankfully) shows what not to do when trying to down a 20x20 at In 'n' Out....

From: http://www.penny-arcade.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1073825696&...

So the deal was that he would eat half, and I would eat half. what really happened was half-way through, the entire group of us dared Macabre to eat some of the molten cheese sitting at the bottom, and paid him to do it ($4.50 all told). He did. Here is an illustrated version of what happened, done by Sana, who was also there.

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Japanese competitive eaters Gal Sone and Giant Shirata appear on Japanese morning TV to eat 6kg of Japanese Curry in 15 minutes. Japanese game shows are awesome :D

From: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tyzaz6HRzXY

Burger King has recently released their "Stacker" menu, recommending a maximum of 4 beef pattys per burger. Not so, say the guys over at anandtech.com! They rocked into their local BK the other night and asked for no less than a 20 level stacker!

From: http://forums.anandtech.com/messageview.aspx...

It was pretty good. the manager of the store wanted us to print off a photo of it so they could hang it in their office it was about $20 and we all pitched in. they had to make it laying down on the tray, we then sat it upright so we could take pictures and things of the sort. We just took bites out of it from the side. We had a rule that no forks could be used. BK's slogan, afterall, is "Have it your way." And, no, we didn't call in advance It was about 9:30pm at night, so no one was there anyways. Oh, and it was about $20... We didn't order it expecting it to be tasty--even though it was. We were just trying to make a huge sandwich, LOL. We're going to get a bigger one next time.

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There's a place called "The Counter" in Palo Alto, CA, that lets you make the burger your way. They give you a sheet with a bunch of check boxes, 54 to be exact, and you mark out what you'd like on your burger. Tim thought he'd see what a burger with every option would look like. And just to make things interesting, his buddy dared him to eat it in 30 minutes. Crazy!

From: http://jimmylin.imeem.com/blogentry/8TViehBk (Originally from eatfeats.com)

This past Saturday, a few friends and I went to check out this new burger place called The Counter in Palo Alto. Their whole pitch is that you get to build your own burger: pick your meat, size, cheese, toppings, sauce, and bun type, and you're good to go. Their website claims that there are over 312,120 different burger combinations. But as you'll soon see, as far as I'm now concerned, there's only one combination worth getting. Here's the story...

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I found this today... didn't realise they released a video of this historic burger creation!

From: http://youtube.com/watch?v=6i49qU0M6-E

2 contestants, 2 6x6's. Who can eat the 6x6 the fastest?

From: http://youtube.com/watch?v=JpYSnJ3ILlQ

The Challenge: Eat a dozen donuts in 30 minutes while watching America's Next Top Model... At a guess, I'd say the donuts weren't what made him sick... ;)

From: http://www.flickr.com/photos/ktheory/sets/289312/

About two years ago, my friends challeneged me to eat a dozen Dunkin Donuts Boston Creams in 30 minutes while watching America's Next Top Model. I failed after eating about 10.

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Nicole over at Slashfood blogged about this the other day... It's the Worlds Largest S'more, created by First Landing State Park to celebrate the Virginia State Park system's 70th anniversary! The crazy thing is, apparently the Guinness Book of Records no longer has this "Category" of world record... I wonder if that means sites like ours will be the officiators of such supersized creations?

From: http://www.dcr.state.va.us/parks/pictures/flsmores.htm

To celebrate the Virginia State Park system's 70th anniversary, First Landing State Park on June 17, 2006, set a new record for the world's largest s'more - 1,936 square feet. This eclipses the previous record of 1,600 square feet. It took 55,000 graham crackers, 40,000 marshmallows and 8,000 chocolate bars to pull it off.

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