I won a pie eating contest in third grade. My favorite stoner snack in college was a big bag of Frito's scoops with a jar of tostitos nacho sauce warmed in the microwave. I could seriously eat it all in one sitting. It was disgusting, though I was bulimic back then so it never stayed down.

:::shame:::

stick of celery and 100cal burnt bag of popcorn

extrememly......mind f*cking

Well the five pounds of mashed potatoes I once ate at a sitting seemed extreme to a least one poster on this tread :)

I don't really know what the most extreme thing I did was, the point was not paying attention to what I ate :)

A bakers dozen (13) of boston cream donuts.

Probably the buffet at Cici's pizza.I wasn't keeping count, because I was too busy stuffing my face with cheap ass pizza, but it was at least 7 big plates worth. These days, when I absolutely need a buffet, I go to Souper Salad or The Saltlick for all you can eat Texas BBQ!

When I was in college, me and a few of my fellow bouncers, we had a wing eating contest at the all you could eat wing night at hooters. I came in 2nd with 87 wings. I was also drinking copious amounts of beer while eating said wings.

Veggie dog eating contest, and we use beer instead of water for dunking and drinking. I am/was runner up the first year, and won the last two years. I have since gone paleo but might break for a day to defend my crown. I think I was able to choke down about a dozen in 5 minutes, with whole grain buns of course.

I always felt like ass afterward, but a bottle of Underberg helped. I'm guessing I will feel 10x worse this year with all the dietary changes I have made. In the past it wasnt the food, but the amounts that hurt.

3 packs of cookies (each 250 gr. I think), dozen slices of bread with lots of jam and some cheesecake :D

Hey, I was in civilization after a 10-day hike and was starving! :p

A couple yards of beer, some tequila, and I don't recall the rest....

An entire cheesecake.

I think the biggest thing with me was that I was totally unaware of what I was stuffing in.

I was a secret eater a lot, so I would order double from somewhere like McDonald's and eat the first helping of a 1/4 pounder with cheese + super size fry on the way home and then eat another sitting down with my husband. Or I would buy 3 milkshakes, one for the car, one for home and one for him. I wouldn't look at it or taste it, it just went down.

college. fat free grilled cheese once a day (fat free white bread, one slice of fat free cheese cooked in fat free margarine) and cigarettes. i also switched from water to coffee, and from beer to plain vodka. its true that i did lose weight.....

Extremely low fat vegan...shudders... my poor offspring! Bulimia

When I was much younger, I had the ability to eat an entire box of Kellog's Frosted Flakes in one sitting (dry, straight from the box). When I got older, 4 cups of steamed white rice, swimming in butter, sugar and cinnamon was my secret binge food. I stay far, far away from white rice these days - for some reason I love the stuff, gawd knows why.

The two days following the completion of one of my bodybuilding competition I ate the following in 36 hours:

1/2 of Outback Cheese Fry Appetizer

1 rack of rib with 1 fully loaded potato

Thunder from down under

3 bowls of fruity pepples with whole milk

4 Krispy Creme Doughnuts with whole milk

Double Whopper with cheese and Super Sized Fries and loads of ketcup

IHOP Steak Omelete with stack of pancakes, hashbrowns, sausage and bacon

1 Bag of Gourmet Lay's BBQ potato chips

1 Bag of Gourmet Lay's Sour Cream and Onion potato Chips

One whole extra large Pepporoni Pizza

1lb of baklava (not at one sitting)

I gained 5lbs in 2 days. And to think I was puzzled why I developed digestive problems over the years.

On Thanksgiving many years back I ate a whole bag of tortilla chips, jar of cheese, and refried beans. I pretty much inhaled them and would regret my lack of chewing later...

About an hour later I loaded up on thanksgiving dinner, mounds of potatoes, gravy, turkey, stuffing, cranberry sauce, pickles, cheesy celery, rolls, pumpkin pie, and ice cream. Oh boy. In the middle of the night my stomach decided to send it all back, nachos included...yeowch.

Last fall I did "6 hour cheats" every two weeks. Basically for six hours on sunday, I stuffed myself with everything and and lots of it. I was only starting paleo, so I wasn't too concenrned. I was also doing low carb during the weeks, so I still lost some weight. One sunday I found myself lying on the bathroom floor in a food coma, and haven't done cheats like that ever since (not been cheating at all for 3-4 months now).

Can't exactly remeber what I had on the most extreme cheats, but something like this

• McDonalds (at least 2 burgers, fries, soda & milkshake)
• Packet of Pepperidge Farm Cookies
• Pint of Ben and Jerry's
• A large pizza
• There' was something else, possibly a panini and maybe some candy.

whoa. in six hours.

I wasn't really downing mass quantities, but when I was in high school, it would be typical for me to skip history class and get Burger King for lunch, then go to Taco Bell at the end of the school day.

I was dieting two years ago, and doing the whole "Saturday as a free day" thing. Throughout the course of an entire week I would plan what I would eat. I remember one Saturday was pretty bad:

• Woke up at 5:30 am, ate half a quart of mint choc chip ice cream. Ate two handfuls of mint chocolate pieces.
• 6:00am started on a box of Quaker oatmeal squares, along with a quart of whole milk.
• 9am or so, had one or two chocolate bars to tie me over until lunch.
• 11am, pizza place opens, go there and eat two 7" pizzas, go to trader joe's to pick up some cookies, brioche rolls, frozen chocolate dipped bananas, and a package of naan
• 12:30 or so, eat the rest of the ice cream, half a package of these oatmeal cookies (that weren't very good), one or two brioche rolls, another handful of mint chocolate, one frozen banana.
• 2:00pm took a nap since I was so full, essentially waiting until my stomach digested what I ate so I could eat again
• 5:00pm woke up, ate two frozen choc bananas, decided to walk to a middle eastern restaurant, ate there
• 7:00pm finished the box of bananas (three left), the other four brioche rolls, another handful of mint chocolate
• 11:00pm decided to eat the naan, since I bought it. Ate it with some of my roommate's garlic butter, and some thick cheese slices.

I pretty much ate the entire day. I am still surprised that I was able to still lose weight, although I was eating 1800 cals throughout the week. After a while I realized that that kind of behavior is entirely not good, so I've decided never to do that again. Looking back at what I ate, I guess my trick was to eat not that much fat, so I could keep eating all the carbs I wanted.

There was a dunkin' donuts next to a burger king on my way to work. Every morning without fail I would visit both and construct the Royal Luther Gangbang (not my epithet): Chicken sandwich in between a Double stacker and two glazed donuts substituting the outside bun.

Taco Tuesday at Del Taco, anyone? Mmmm...

Besides that, I tried gaining weight with an infinite meal plan at the dorms. I ate decent, except when I found out that the strawberry shortcake was like, 400 calories a serving. Wasn't good.

34 Krystal Burgers in 30 minutes during the Krystal Challenge. The guy that beat me ate 38.

2lb hamburger in 1 hour with a basket of fries for a free meal and $50 buck.

5 plates of extra hot Chicken Tikka Masala for a meal and a t-shirt

i was bulimic and used to binge/purge over 400$ of food a week on my own. fucking gross.

I ate Lean Cuisine for breakfast and dinner, and Subway for lunch, pretty much everyday for like 6 months. Lost 20 pounds, then gained it all back and more.

A whole cheesecake from the dining hall :(

I haven't binged since college, and it was rare even then. I do remember once eating about half a can of frosting with a spoon, in one sitting, and being tempted to finish the whole thing, but that's when I was vegan. I am not really a binge eater by nature; I usually comforted myself with cigarettes, alcohol, and drugs... not something to be proud of. But I quit smoking six months ago, barely ever have the urge to drink any more (maybe 2 or 3 fluid oz of wine a week), and after working so hard on my diet, I have no interest in drugs either.

The alcohol thing is really amazing to me. I never imagined that I could go for a month without a drink and not feel the tiniest bit of stress over it. Also cigarettes -- I never could have believed that I would not miss them at all.

I finished the (now defunct) DB Philly's "Broadstreet Bully" challenge: 24" Philly Cheesesteak wit Wiz (loaded with Cheese Whiz) and 3 pounds of fries.

Once or thrice I finished an 18" Everything pizza and a dozen hot wings with a six pack or so of beer in a sitting.

I did a trip to the salad bar and 2 1/2 hours of "don't turn the puck over" at Fogo de Chao (Brazillian steak house) without turning down a portion from anybody but the guy with the chicken legs.

My insulin spikes have normalized now, and I can't imagine pulling any of those stunts now...

At my fattest, back in 2003, a few times a week I'd buy a package of Newman-O cookies (Paul Newman's organic version of Oreos) and eat the entire package as an afternoon snack.

I bet I am the only person worldwide who USED to binge on nestlé shredded wheat: the whole box! and alone (and scratchy mouth later...)

I used to have this sick joke with myself that my personal four food groups were:
1. chocolate bars
2. gummy/fruity candy
3. snack cakes
4. chips
I would go weeks or months eating basically these four groups, with the occasional fast food/burrito/whatever thrown in. The local convenience stores were my supermarkets. I felt a personal loss when Hostess stopped making their blueberry pies. A bag of Doritos was a hearty dinner for me, because they filled me up more than the other stuff.

Suffice it to say, I was smoking a lot of marijuana at this time which completely destroyed all judgment and self control that I had. I used to wonder whether I ate so much crap because I was smoking, or if I was smoking to give myself an excuse to eat a bunch of crap. I'm surprised I didn't end up fatter than I did (about 50 lbs overweight).