Could you completely consume this large breakfast in an hour?

[pulykamell]

@JSexton

I’m sure the article got the price wrong. There’s no way this costs only 15 pounds. Maybe it’s fifty pounds and the reporter heard fifteen?

It’s on their full menu here, and it is indeed 15 quid.

[jz78817]

@Ximenean

Since this is clearly not a serious menu item, I wonder if the £15 price has been carefully worked out as part of a fully costed business plan, or simply plucked out of the air (or even pitched a bit low to make the story even better - a sort of loss leader).

I’m sure they have a stipulation that you can’t share the thing, or if you do each person partaking is charged the fifteen.

[Ximenean]

@pulykamell

It’s on their full menu here, and it is indeed 15 quid.

Well I guess I’m a bit out of touch with greasy spoon prices, because it’s actually £6.25 for a standard breakfast there, which makes the economic viability of the £15 offering even more suspect.

[Apocalypso]

@Duke

There’s a restaurant in our town which was visited a while back by Man vs. Food’s Adam Richman. Not coincidentally, at least two other restaurants in our town have started offering “Man vs. Food-style” challenges. A pizzeria, for example, has a $15.99 offer of half a 14" pepperoni pizza, one pound of chopped ribeye with cheese and hot peppers, a pound of garlic fries, an entire loaf of Super Bread (whatever that is), and there may be something else.

Somebody ought to tell them Richman ain’t coming back to our town; that ship has sailed.

I don’t think Adam Richman could eat this. His limit, from what I’ve seen of the show, seems to be 5-6 pounds of food. The few things he’s not been able to finish all seemed to be 7lbs or more.
As for me, I wouldn’t even attempt it. My stomach doesn’t hold much more than a pound or so, and that’s if I’m really hungry.