Eating Challenge


Eating challenge -Free for all

Indians love a variety of food and eating large quantities of food during a competition happens across all communities.

My elder brothers ( 40 years back ) used to tell us that those days idly eating contests were held in their colleges and fellow students  consume more than 50 plus idlis and vadas.

Also in hotels, there will be two types of meals limited and unlimited.

Students will prepare themselves and opt for unlimited and  eat the maximum

.Tamil movies contain these kinds of scenes and one such comedy enclosed. They will order for full unlimited meals and will share the food.
Full meals cost Rs 5 only.
Limited meals cost Rs 3 only.
They will take full advantage and make a mockery of this full meal offer.

We were very young, never believed that time and when I searched the internet for my today's context, I stumbled upon a near storyline and now we got more videos of those.

Excerpts from TOI
THRISSUR: A full bunch of bananas, 100 idlis, and even buckets of rice do not matter to 64-year-old Rappai, who is an eating sensation in this southern state of Kerala.
For more, pl find the article link in the comments.

Have a nice weekend.

Enjoy your evening.

Article reference 

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/thiruvananthapuram/Eating-100-idlis-at-one-go-is-childs-play-to-Rappai/articleshow/20886380.cms

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