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I'm well over eating 60 hot dogs in a year. Of we are counting all the various things like that, like brats and such, I'm sure my number is pushing several hundred.

Winner ate over 17,000 calories in 1 sitting. A nutritionist's nightmare...

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Winner ate over 17,000 calories in 1 sitting. A nutritionist's nightmare...

 

And in the neighborhood of 47,000 milligrams of sodium; approximately 20 times what is recommended.

Winner ate over 17,000 calories in 1 sitting. A nutritionist's nightmare...

 

And in the neighborhood of 47,000 milligrams of sodium; approximately 20 times what is recommended.

 

No joke, I think he's going to school to be a dietician.

George Shea is my hero.

I bet I eat more than 150 hot dogs a year, mostly from a concession stand, but I will never be a Joey

 

The only time I'll eat hot dogs is at a ballpark, arena, or stadium (or gym). For some reason, cruddy bun and all, they just taste right in those situations.

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The only time I'll eat hot dogs is at a ballpark, arena, or stadium (or gym). For some reason, cruddy bun and all, they just taste right in those situations.

 

I almost ALWAYS eat a hot dog at a baseball or football game. Probably grill dogs and burgers 10 or 12 times a year.

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