The 'Kidz' Challenge Breakfast. Weight = 9lbs

UglyBolloxFace

Holy fuck.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-18490459

Would any of you ever try this? I love a nice greasy breakfast as much as the next person, but even thinking of trying this is making me feel sick.

Apparently if you eat it in an hour ye get your money back. I wonder how much it actually costs?

A reflection of the rise in popularity of super-sizing food, Jester's diner in Great Yarmouth serves a breakfast that includes 8 eggs, 12 rashers of bacon, 12 sausages, potatoes, mushrooms, hash browns, black pudding, beans and 12 slices of bread.

I can't imagine anyone actually eats that for breakfast
not more than once...


love some sausages and rashers and eggs now though :cool:

sbsquarepants

What does it cost?
It can set you back nearly a tenner for a bog standard brekkie these days!

emeraldstar

UglyBolloxFace wrote: »

Holy fuck.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-18490459

Would any of you ever try this? I love a nice greasy breakfast as much as the next person, but even thinking of trying this is making me feel sick.

Apparently if you eat it in an hour ye get your money back. I wonder how much it actually costs?

BBC dude ain't got nothing on Adam Richman.

Jammy Donut

Is it wrong that on a good day I'd more than likely finish that?

Any food challenges round Limerick?

Jammy Donut

Jammy Donut wrote: »

Is it wrong that on a good day I'd more than likely finish that?

Any food challenges round Limerick?

What else would we expect from a jammy donut?

kfallon

Jammy Donut wrote: »

Is it wrong that on a good day I'd more than likely finish that?

Yes!
I reckon I'd be sick for a week if I attempted that!

Super-Rush

I was in a cafe in Cavan town a few years back and they have a breakfast of 10 rashers, 10 sausages, 10 eggs, 5 black pudding, 5 white pudding, hash browns, mushrooms, beans, chips and 10 slices of toast. It was €20 or free if you finished it in an hour.

NiallFH

sbsquarepants wrote: »

What does it cost?
It can set you back nearly a tenner for a bog standard brekkie these days!

Dunno where your buying breakfast but you're getting ripped off. I think I remember seeing somewhere it was £15 (About 19E), could be wrong though.

pickarooney

Is it wrong that I feel really hungry now?

Liam28

Jammy Donut wrote: »

Is it wrong that on a good day I'd more than likely finish that?
Any food challenges round Limerick?

Used to be a challenge in Papa Gino's that if you finished the X-large pizza you got it for free. Mate of mine who had a stomach like a cement mixer tried and failed. Man v Food, 0-1.

I can feel my arteries clogging up just looking at that. Yuck.

Gummy Panda

Only people that I think could manage it are people with really low leptin levels as they'd feel a constant hunger.

GavRedKing

Tony's bistro in Cork have a Breakfast challenge. Costs €30 or free if you can finish it.

The Godfather

• 8 sausages
• 6 rashers
• 6oz sirloin steak
• 4 hash browns
• 4 slices of black and white pudding
• 2 fried eggs
• 2 scrambled eggs
• 2 bowls of chips
• 3 fried tomatoes
• 1 bowl of baked beans
• 1 bowl of sautéed mushrooms
• 1 bowl of onion rings
• 6 slices of toast
• 3 slices of soda bread
• A bucket of tea or coffee

kfallon

I'd hate to see the bog after you had one of those

c_man

A bucket of tea or coffee

Out of everything there, this seems like the most disgusting to me

Handsome Bob

gavredking wrote: »

Tony's bistro in Cork have a Breakfast challenge. Costs €30 or free if you can finish it.

Steak and chips for breakfast? The cheating ****er.

demanufactured

gavredking wrote: »

Tony's bistro in Cork have a Breakfast challenge. Costs €30 or free if you can finish it.

I would finish that.

UglyBolloxFace

c_man wrote: »

Out of everything there, this seems like the most disgusting to me

Same here. The rest I'd take a good stab at (or at least try), but the idea of a bucket of tea or coffee (which I both hate) makes me wretch.

UglyBolloxFace

UglyBolloxFace wrote: »

the idea of a bucket of tea or coffee (which I both hate) makes me wretch.

Ah now, don't be so hard on yourself!

Tea would be fine, but you can keep the bread, potatoes, pudding and beans

phasers

Where's the challenge? I could eat that right now!


The one in Cork sounds gorgeous actually. Road trip!

Kenno90

Wouldn't be bad investment , if you share it with others

Jester252

God that one in cork is good value if you bring some pals with you

Toxic7

I feel sick even looking at it

Super-Rush

Super-Rush wrote: »

I was in a cafe in Cavan town a few years back and they have a breakfast of 10 rashers, 10 sausages, 10 eggs, 5 black pudding, 5 white pudding, hash browns, mushrooms, beans, chips and 10 slices of toast. It was €20 or free if you finished it in an hour.

I reckon I'd be able to do that easily enough, if it weren't for the amount of eggs. You'd fly through ten Rashers and Sausages in two minutes. You'd need to leave the toast til the end though, as that'd fill you.

Couldn't handle ten eggs though.

Jester252

Can you go into the bathroom and throw up during it?

IvyTheTerrible

I'd have trouble eating that in a WEEK!

castletownman

I reckon if I hadn't eaten for say twelve hours I'd do it no problem.

In fact. Challenge accepted.

GavRedKing

phasers wrote: »

Where's the challenge? I could eat that right now!

The one in Cork sounds gorgeous actually. Road trip!

I havent had a breakfast in there since my college days but it was fairlyu good grub back then.

I'm not sure if I'd manage it as theres a lot of stuff I dont eat on it, also I dont drink tea or coffee so I'm screwed right there.



* awaits backlash for not drinking tea or coffee

Super-Rush

Deleted User wrote: »

I reckon I'd be able to do that easily enough, if it weren't for the amount of eggs. You'd fly through ten Rashers and Sausages in two minutes. You'd need to leave the toast til the end though, as that'd fill you.

Couldn't handle ten eggs though.

You'd have to eat the eggs first. Cold eggs are horrible.

face1990

gavredking wrote: »

I'm not sure if I'd manage it as theres a lot of stuff I dont eat on it, also I dont drink tea or coffee so I'm screwed right there.



* awaits backlash for not drinking tea or coffee

Now I feel like I have to give you abuse

Oh gavredking, you idiot.

Now I like Man v. Food, but I could never do it myself. My stomach is far too temperamental.

Super-Rush

Super-Rush wrote: »

You'd have to eat the eggs first. Cold eggs are horrible.

The eggs are probably the only thing I actually would eat. But 10 fried eggs? *shudders*

Super-Rush

Deleted User wrote: »

The eggs are probably the only thing I actually would eat. But 10 fried eggs? *shudders*

How do you like your eggs in the morning?

Super-Rush

Super-Rush wrote: »

How do you like your eggs in the morning?

I really don't mind

GavRedKing

face1990 wrote: »

Now I feel like I have to give you abuse

Oh gavredking, you idiot.

Now I like Man v. Food, but I could never do it myself. My stomach is far too temperamental.

I drank tea when I was younger, ddint like it, had coffee a few years ago, same thing.

I just dont like hot drinks, the idea of drinking hot liquid doesnt agree with me. I dont like hot chocolate either. for what its worth.

Susie_Q

Super-Rush wrote: »

Deleted User wrote: »

The eggs are probably the only thing I actually would eat. But 10 fried eggs? *shudders*

How do you like your eggs in the morning?

Unfertilised, thank you.

Super-Rush

Deleted User wrote: »

I really don't mind

Thats a relief.

I thought you were going to say poached.

I'm crap at poaching eggs.

PhlegmyMoses

Bit weird trying to say that a breakfast challenge is indicative of the greed and gluttony of modern day society. Nobody actually eats stuff like that on a regular basis. It's done for a laugh. He'd have been better off looking at the price of good food relative to quick and easy comfort food. That's why everyone is getting fatter.

Super-Rush

Super-Rush wrote: »

Thats a relief.

I thought you were going to say poached.

I'm crap at poaching eggs.

I make the BEST poached eggs. Actually the best. Ever. And yes, that's how I like my eggs

I'm gonna have that poxy song in my head all day now. Wonderful. And I only know about 4 lines

unclebill98

Super-Rush wrote: »

I was in a cafe in Cavan town a few years back and they have a breakfast of 10 rashers, 10 sausages, 10 eggs, 5 black pudding, 5 white pudding, hash browns, mushrooms, beans, chips and 10 slices of toast. It was €20 or free if you finished it in an hour.

Yeah, the hard boiled egg cafe.

Only finished by one man.....he ain't no man.....horse....

Super-Rush

I was watching No County for Old Men a few weeks back and they tried a breakfast in Preston i think that had the usual ten of everything. Only catch was you couldn't drink anything with it.

Theres a place in Longford that has a truckers special. 3 rashers, 3 eggs, 3 sausages, a pork chop, steak, liver, mushrooms, chips, tomatoes, beans and toast. I saw two people try it. One failed miserably and the other didn't eat for nealy a week after.

Super-Rush

unclebill98 wrote: »

Yeah, the hard boiled egg cafe.

Only finished by one man.....he ain't no man.....horse....

Thats the one. Can never think of its name.

kfallon

Do the people who finish these 'breakfasts' actually get a sense of achievement from this?

rocketchick

is it actually physically possible to eat more than 10 eggs??
I remember an episode of Jackass where the guy(cant remember which one) had a challenge to eat a bucket of hard boiled eggs at around 13 eggs or so he start throwing up..he would try to eat another and then chucked again..
i think they were testing how many eggs its physically possible to eat.. answer not that many

unclebill98

Super-Rush wrote: »

Thats the one. Can never think of its name.

They still do it. Some challenge. For me it be the bread... 10 slices would be a killer.

Holsten

I love food challenges, completed a few myself, but a fry up type food challenge... no thanks.

I'd rather eat a couple of large pizzas than that. Ugh.

Sea Filly

c_man wrote: »

Out of everything there, this seems like the most disgusting to me

UglyBolloxFace wrote: »

Same here. The rest I'd take a good stab at (or at least try), but the idea of a bucket of tea or coffee (which I both hate) makes me wretch.

Me too, because it'd go cold way before the end. Rank.

CrazyRabbit

I wouldn't eat that much for breakfast in a week.

But then again, I frequently skip breakfast & just have lunch at around 1pm.