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Man vs. Beef: Admirable Gluttony
November 24, 2003

More food than you can shake a Quaker at! (We don't know what that means.)
Big Texan Last week, we show showed you the deep-fried joyfest known as Fast Food Fever. Inspired by that genius and the free Site59 Bullets and Beef t-shirt Editor Steve scored at the 9-to-5, this plug covers yet another well-documented episode of bad eating habits in the form of a stomach-stretching contest hosted by Big Texan.

More specifically, a guy named Vito Valentinetti to attempted to completely devour a four and a half pound steak, a side salad, shrimp cocktail, a roll, a baked potato, and a bowl of num-num-nummy sauce in a competitive manner... in less than an hour. Sound nauseating? You don't know the half of it.

On the web: Vito Valentinetti vs. Steak
Also on the web: FastFoodFever.com
Related article: Gigantic burgers at Eagle's Deli

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