In this crazy Japanese TV Show Segment, a fairly petite Japanese woman heads to her local restaurant for some Giant Food Platters. I think the tower of stuff is a Lettuce and cheese salad or something, followed by a huge plate of some sort of deep fried cutlets. It starts getting interesting at about 4:30, although don't miss checking out her awesome T-Shirt at 2:20, "Fallin' For Juicy", wtf that means! Anyone who can understand Japanese care to translate in the comments?

From: http://youtube.com/watch?v=bNNFgpgTr7k

Now this is a damn fine looking soft serve. I wonder how high these things can be made? Anyone working at McDonalds care to try making one? :D

From: http://www.4chan.org/

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In a country, where no one can be trusted. Two men stand up for their rights and the glory.
What are these men going to do? Yes, they are going to eat a McDonald`s Pounder.
Maybe you`re asking yourself: "Just a lousy Pounder?" Well, sorry for that but we are going to eat the mighty Double Pounder real soon! Here are the pictures!

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The Japanese love a good food challenge. Here are three that are readily available in Japan, and are taking contestants! If you can finish these meals in one sitting, you'll get them for free. Fail the challenge, and you have to pay for the meal, which is usually quite expensive! My favourite is the giant Tempura Pork Cutlet! Mmmm... Pork Cutlet.... *droooool*

From: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dhzn00OJHp8

Challenge food: It gets free only if you eat up these giant food within time limit. If you fail, however, you have to pay for it (usually very expensive)

Terry Bird. You might start hearing this name more often if his friends have anything to say about it. They convinced him to try and complete the Double Pounder, a McDonalds Quarter Pounder with 8 patties. Watch as Terry gracefully accepts and attempts to complete the challenge!

From: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GYPFG7zYeCY

In this video we have the champion Terry Bird devouring a 1/4 pounder sandwich from McDonalds. But this is no ordinary 1/4 pounder, it has 8 pieces on it. Weighing in at over 2 pounds.....this sandwich is the biggest thing we have ever forced Terry to eat.

In these pics, some Japanese McDonalds customers make a Mega Mega Mega Mega Mac! (4 x Mega Mac's stacked). I guess just one Mega Mac just isn't enough!

From: http://gigazine.net/index.php?/news/comments/20070112_megamac/

[GoogleTranslated] In the past when it picks up the period limited sale commodity “Mega Mack” of MacDonald which is large echo is, but because it is sale from this day January 12th, you bought right away. The meat 4 you call it is enormous [baga], but because also it is wasted, to eat this way, before eating, equivalent of 4, it tried to stack meat 16. As for photograph of meat 16 [baga] of impact below.

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What do Taco Stands and Giant Prostitutes have in common? I've got no idea.... but apparently this place seems to think they work well together!

From: http://flickr.com/photos/19305991@N00/37169197/

What better to represent a taco stand than a giant prostitute?

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Now you'd think this would be something along the lines of a challenge to see how many Big Macs someone can consume, right? Not this challenge, this is more of a challenge of the mind and stomach to keep it down. The Big Mac Challenge: Step 1: Take a Big Mac Value Meal (Big Mac, Fries, and a Coke). Step 2: Blend. Step 3: Drink. Disgustingly Delicious!

From: http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1770772

As convincing as "Super Size Me" in three minutes.

[via SlashFood] This one would keep you awake... It's the World's Largest Cup of Coffee, brewed by Panama Co. They made the massive cup of Joe with 300 pounds (136 kgs) of coffee, and brewed it in a cup measuring 3 yards by 1.6 yards over four hours!

From: http://uk.reuters.com/article/oddlyEnoughNews/idUKN0137553020070402

PANAMA CITY (Reuters) - Panama's top coffee producer said it believes it has set a new record for the world's biggest cup of coffee, after brewing 750 gallons (2,840 litres) in a giant mug on Sunday.

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Ever wondered how they made those Deep Fried Milky Ways/Snickers/Oreo's/etc? Wonder no more, here's a vid of the NC State Fair "Deep Fried Candy Bar" tent, showing the cooking process in detail!

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

Candy bars dipped in batter, deep fried in grease and served on a stick at the NC State Fair