Free Steak in Newbury

edited January 2012 in Chit chat
Off the M4 to the west of London.

Generous helpings. There is a catch.

http://www.hoggitandhoof.co.uk/hoof/Challenge.html

Other restaurants do it too around the world.

World record is 7:16 minutes - see YouTube.
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  • fogfog
    edited January 2012
    see ya there..hehe :)
    although that isn't the best cut of meat the could use ?
  • edited January 2012
    Hmmm, I should be able to do it. But I have a feeling I might also need an extra 10-15 minutes but I could do it easy enough.

    But I also think it's one of those things you only do once a year (or five years :lol: )
  • edited January 2012
    I remember an episode of The Simpsons with similar topic... That time Homer won the challenge! :-)
  • edited January 2012
    I think it all comes down to the amount of fries and sort of salad...

    I would easily eat that stake, but I would pass the salad & the fries!
  • fogfog
    edited January 2012
    yep Juan , where he had homer become the truck driver.. :)

    there is some con to it so you can't win.. a normal steak is, hhm 10 or so Oz? so your looking at what 7-8 steaks

    you have to eat ALL of it , including the fat... and they side dish, might have to also on that..

    or they could add a LOT of salt to it to make you drink more etc.. there's loads of little legal tricks they could do.. obvious it's a business, so am sure they thought it thru.. me I'd turn up with a coach full of bulky athletes / boxers who eat a stupid amount of protein when in training

    they choose where you sit.. so if you look like you could eat it, no doubt they'll put you next to the toilet door and do stuff to put you off.

    there is too many rules in their favour that make it seem , skewed and unfair to say the least...
  • fogfog
    edited January 2012
    and when ya done with that lot.. have a nice breakfast

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-norfolk-16757490

    hhmm free advert anyone :p

    watch the video THREE grown men couldn't eat the brekky ffs hehe
  • edited January 2012
    fog wrote: »
    and when ya done with that lot.. have a nice breakfast

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-norfolk-16757490

    hhmm free advert anyone :p

    watch the video THREE grown men couldn't eat the brekky ffs hehe

    when you set up your burger van, you will have to run over a couple of kids, that'll get you in the paper.
  • fogfog
    edited January 2012
    the burger van will start when you open your kebab shop / boozy starts his curry house / normando starts a salad bar

    :)

    things are looking up , I sold a "fred" and "rebelstar" .. not quite the ?2,000,000 I'd like ,but well it's ?2 less now :)

    this gave me a chuckle though



    if you come to london DON'T eat the food off the street from unlicensed burger/hot dog blokes.. it's the smell of cooking onions they use to draw you in.. but well they don't wash their hands and the stuff they "cook" is at best re-heats.
  • edited January 2012
    fog wrote: »

    if you come to london

    nah not gonna happen :-P
  • fogfog
    edited January 2012
    mile wrote: »
    nah not gonna happen :-P

    really , you have been before I take it ? and here's me thinking folk like boozy , beans and normando are more tricky to get to london, your classed as a local compared :lol:

    I've almost gone to Doncaster , I have friends there... I should go see the "open all hours " shop .. well the house that was the shop :D
  • edited January 2012
    fog wrote: »
    really , you have been before I take it ? and here's me thinking folk like boozy , beans and normando are more tricky to get to london, your classed as a local compared :lol:

    yeah i came as a kid to see all the sights, even saw the queen.

    dont see a reason to go again, as im not gay, homeless or an immagrant. :p

    he he

    seriously though, i dont have a problem with the people there, just nothing there that interests me enough.
  • edited January 2012
    fog wrote: »
    if you come to london DON'T eat the food off the street from unlicensed burger/hot dog blokes.. it's the smell of cooking onions they use to draw you in.. but well they don't wash their hands and the stuff they "cook" is at best re-heats.
    Pah! In years gone by, those filthy hot dog stalls saved the day on many occasions - at 2am waiting for the night bus from Trafalgar Square they were pretty much the only available option for food. So what if they contain eyeballs, b*llocks, and e.coli? Gives you something to blame for feeling rough the next day other than the beer. They are a national institution and should be applauded! :)
  • edited January 2012
    mile wrote: »
    yeah i came as a kid to see all the sights, even saw the queen.

    Been there, done that. I don't think she was sharing with me her best tea though :(
  • edited January 2012
    ccowley wrote: »
    Pah! In years gone by, those filthy hot dog stalls saved the day on many occasions - at 2am waiting for the night bus from Trafalgar Square they were pretty much the only available option for food. So what if they contain eyeballs, b*llocks, and e.coli? Gives you something to blame for feeling rough the next day other than the beer. They are a national institution and should be applauded! :)
    Yep, I've been out with friends in London who've looked at me aghast when I buy a burger off a street vendor - like I'd taken something out of a bin. But bloody lovely they are. Though I prefer the caravan/trailer ones to the carts - more toppings. And chips. In fact, there was one in Southampton that did wedges. Mmm.
    mile wrote: »
    yeah i came as a kid to see all the sights, even saw the queen.
    Wasn't a Thursday, was it?
    Joefish
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  • edited January 2012
    joefish wrote: »
    Yep, I've been out with friends in London who've looked at me aghast when I buy a burger off a street vendor - like I'd taken something out of a bin. But bloody lovely they are. Though I prefer the caravan/trailer ones to the carts - more toppings. And chips. In fact, there was one in Southampton that did wedges. Mmm.
    Yeah. I'm pretty sure the main reason the gubmint (and therefore the police) are so anti them is that the guys who run them don't pay business rates or tax. Same with the "unlicenced" minicabs that they'd have us believe are all operated by rapists and murderers.
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