Eating Competition

A new champion in the men's category after long, and a new record in the women's category, here is everything that happened in the 2024 Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest.

Food games are delicious and exciting. Read on to find 5 amazing food games for your next party.

A woman, who's considered a 'competitive speed-eater,' recently set the world record for the fastest time to eat a bowl of pasta. Find out more below.

In a video shared on Twitter, we could see a mango-eating contest being organised in Bihar.

Owners sashayed down the catwalk carrying their furry friends, while others feasted in eating competitions or simply took cat-naps.

Rather than eating gravy, contestants wrestle in gravy! Yes, you heard it right! This is a wrestling challenge where people wrestle in an arena filled with gravy.

A man with the playful name Joey Chestnut wolfed down 63 hot dogs in 10 minutes Monday to win the annual July 4 competitive eating contest featuring America's quintessential cookout food on Coney Island in New York.

An American YouTuber took up an interesting challenge of eating spicy hot chicken tenders and sustaining himself for five minutes without water.

Leah ate 352 gm (the equivalent of a share box of 19 nuggets) of the McDonalds snack in sixty seconds, to set the Guinness World Record!

Indian man can be seen eating 50 omelettes in one sitting; viral video has 6 million views. Take a look.

UK-based competitive eater Kyle Gibson managed to finish an entire 9,600-calorie McDonald's Christmas meal in one sitting. Guess how much time he took?

Matt Stonie, a popular competitive eater from the USA, recently participated in the Octuple Bypass challenge at Heart Attack Grill - a hamburger restaurant in Las Vegas.

Weightlifter Mirabai Chanu did not eat anything two days prior to her final competition at the Olympics. Here's what she told NDTV about her diet!

Tokyo Olympics: India's Olympic silver medallist Mirabai Chanu said she didn't eat anything for two days before her competition at Tokyo Games as she was concerned about her weight.

As per the Guinness World Records official website, Leah Shutkever - from Redditch in England - ate a hot dog in just 18.15 seconds, without using her hands.

A new champion in the men's category after long, and a new record in the women's category, here is everything that happened in the 2024 Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest.

Food games are delicious and exciting. Read on to find 5 amazing food games for your next party.

A woman, who's considered a 'competitive speed-eater,' recently set the world record for the fastest time to eat a bowl of pasta. Find out more below.

In a video shared on Twitter, we could see a mango-eating contest being organised in Bihar.

Owners sashayed down the catwalk carrying their furry friends, while others feasted in eating competitions or simply took cat-naps.

Rather than eating gravy, contestants wrestle in gravy! Yes, you heard it right! This is a wrestling challenge where people wrestle in an arena filled with gravy.

A man with the playful name Joey Chestnut wolfed down 63 hot dogs in 10 minutes Monday to win the annual July 4 competitive eating contest featuring America's quintessential cookout food on Coney Island in New York.

An American YouTuber took up an interesting challenge of eating spicy hot chicken tenders and sustaining himself for five minutes without water.

Leah ate 352 gm (the equivalent of a share box of 19 nuggets) of the McDonalds snack in sixty seconds, to set the Guinness World Record!

Indian man can be seen eating 50 omelettes in one sitting; viral video has 6 million views. Take a look.

UK-based competitive eater Kyle Gibson managed to finish an entire 9,600-calorie McDonald's Christmas meal in one sitting. Guess how much time he took?

Matt Stonie, a popular competitive eater from the USA, recently participated in the Octuple Bypass challenge at Heart Attack Grill - a hamburger restaurant in Las Vegas.

Weightlifter Mirabai Chanu did not eat anything two days prior to her final competition at the Olympics. Here's what she told NDTV about her diet!

Tokyo Olympics: India's Olympic silver medallist Mirabai Chanu said she didn't eat anything for two days before her competition at Tokyo Games as she was concerned about her weight.

As per the Guinness World Records official website, Leah Shutkever - from Redditch in England - ate a hot dog in just 18.15 seconds, without using her hands.