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    Impossible Eats

    On a hypothetical top-secret blog that I can’t even tell myself about, Kate mused about a restaurant that specializes in competitive eating: the sort of eating where, if you eat the whole thing, the thing that you are eating is free. Such a restaurant does not actually exist, except for the one I just created. In my mind. However, the menu is real.

    The Overbearing Mother - $29
    While you consume 1 kilogram of succulent triple-A American beef, a middle-aged Protestant woman wearing fur laments your inability to land a husband due to your excess “baggage.” Optional sides: Baked potato, garden salad, baseball bat.

    A Tasty Surprise - $45
    Fugu is a Japanese delicacy prepared from the meat of the pufferfish. It is lethally poisonous if prepared incorrectly, and many chefs undergo years of rigorous training before they are considered able to perform this delicate task. We do not have one of these chefs. Patrons who successfully finish this dish will, in addition to the free meal, be treated to complimentary emergency medical care.

    Innocence - $39
    Enjoy our award-winning honey-glazed rack of lamb atop a bed of fresh herbs and scalloped potatoes. Meanwhile, a video dramatization of the lamb’s life plays out on a nearby plasma screen. Witness the key moments of the lamb’s life, from its miracle birth aboard the boat to America, to its heartwrenching battle with poverty on the streets of New York, and finally to its uplifting journey to self-betterment through its love of creative writing. Will the little lamb find the calm life of warmth and love it seeks? Answer: No, as revealed in the shocking final abattoir scene.

    Taste Oddity - $79
    In 1947, the US military recovered the wreckage of alien spacecraft in New Mexico, along with the remains of its pilot. We serve up five thin slivers of the alien’s brain, which have chemical properties that defy the known laws of physics. A delicious balsamic reduction and imported chevre complete the experience. The effects of consuming this material have been found to be somewhat diverse. Will you gain psychic powers, be transported to farthest reaches of the universe, or merely have sexual complications? Conditions apply: For the meal to be free, the patron must reasonably resemble a human in the vicinity of the restaurant upon completion.

    The Most Dangerous Meal - $125
    You: an adventurous restaurant goer. Your meal: The very same. Armed only with a fork and steak knife, you will eat or be eaten. This is competitive eating at its finest!

    3 Responses to “Impossible Eats”

    1. Myles Eftos Says:

      Can I book a table for two next week? KTHXBAI

    2. Fono Says:

      To make a reservation you must defeat an 11-foot tall Celtic Wmach in unarmed combat.

    3. Link Buffet: September 22, 2008 | EatFeats Says:

      […] Possible entrees for a restaurant specializing in competitive eating challenges. […]

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