What animal eats the most in one day other than the human ;|?
Humans actually eat relatively little measured either by percentage or by weight. For example, a tiger on average eats between 20 and 30kg (~40 to 60 lb) of meat a night, and one was observed to eat 35kg (~70lb) one night. I'm not positive which eats the most, but as the largest land animal, elephant gets my guess, at 140–270 kg (300–600 lb) per day.
How many plates of food are reasonable to consume at an all-you-can-eat buffet?
Well, plates is a bit subjective. Obviously, eating beyond the point of satisfaction happens to lost Americans fairly often, I'd say eating beyond the point of discomfort is pretty unreasonable. If you want a nutrition standpoint, then your usual portions of carb, protein, and fat still apply. Since most of us go to a buffet to overindulge, that takes away a bit of the fun. You should consider what's on the plate before you decide how many to consume. Is it all meat? Prepare for bloating and constipation. All veg? Warn others of impending gas. Sugar and fat? Mmm a crash in an hour or two and some lovely diarrhea to follow anyone? If the plates in question are full of a variety of food, then chances are it's not to extreme if you keep it between two and three, but it really depends on how much you're putting on each plate. Logically a small soup, salad, collection of main dish samples and desert is better even if it takes four plates and a bowl than cramming half a cow with some fried chicken garnish onto two plates that weigh six pounds apiece. Kind of reminds me about the lady who wants her pizza cut into four pieces because she shouldn't have eight.
What is the maximum number of Golgappas that you ate in a single take?
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What’s the most food you have ever eaten in a day?
Answering this is a waste of time. Because no one will up-vote it. So why do it?But…..in college weighed myself before going to an “all you can eat restaurant “. 4 of us ate and ate and ate. Eventually the manager said we really needed to go. We had eaten a bunch so we didn't argue. When I got back and weighed myself I had gained 16 1/2 pounds. And I was a poor, skinny student. Frequently had only 1 meal a day. SO I WANTED MY MONEY'S WORTH.I ate so much fish at an “all you can eat fish” restaurant once that they never offered it again. Small town I lived in and they were probably afraid to see me again.Again in college: “all you can eat chicken”. I ate and ate. There was a poster on the table with letters difiwfta on it. After eating a huge amount of chicken the waitress gave us the bill. My friend said, “what kind of free pie do you want Greg . Greg Those letters mean: desert is free if we fail to ask”.“Apple pie”, I said. And the waitress laughed.
What is the maximum amount of food you've ever been able to consume in a single visit to an all-you-can-eat buffet?
8 rolls of sushi. Now, that may not look like much, but these were big rolls with a lot in them. All sorts of fish and fillings, sauces, and many tempura fried. I used to go to a sushi buffet in Chicago. All you can eat for 13 bucks. They had two rules:1. You can only order two rolls at a time2. You pay $1 per PIECE left uneatenSo the stakes were high. Every time the waitress would come around and ask if you wanted more, you had to decided what you could commit to. I would go with a group of guys that one would charitably describe as "husky," myself included. Picture seven or eight hefty Midwesterners where being able to put away food was a badge of honor. So we roll in, commandeer the biggest table, and start ordering round after round. After ordering round three (each persons fifth and sixth rolls), the wait staff was plainly laughing in our direction. We wave over to our waitress. She looks worried, like there's a problem. There was: we need out soy sauce bottle refilled. The look of disbelief on her face was priceless. She returned immediately with a new bottle.The low-sodium one. Subtle. When we wanted a fourth round, she didn't believe us at first. Everyone's confidence waning but not yet broken. It arrives. Simply getting through those last two rolls of sushi might constitute the longest meal of my life. Each bite more painful and less delicious than the last. Men excused themselves to make room for the sushi however they could manage. At last, we emerged victorious. As soon as the check arrived, I threw cash on the table and bolted for the door, desperate for fresh air and mentally preparing myself for the real possibility I will throw up in an alley.When we all finally are stable enough to walk out, we pass a table that had its back to us. They were in a position to see all the sushi going to us but couldn't actually see us. So when they realized that what they thought was a large party ordering all that much sushi was actually our hefty ragtag group, they burst out laughing. This day has become a point of pride for all involved.
What was the most you've ever eaten in one sitting?
You wouldn’t know it to look at me now, but when I was a teenager, I used to ride my bicycle several hundred miles per week.Somewhere along the line, I read an article that said you could burn more fat by eating after you exercise than eating before. (Never mind that I was already at something like 12% body fat at the time.) I thought this sounded like a great idea, so I had a tiny breakfast, and set out for a 100-mile ride in the mountains.All you experienced cyclists and marathoners know where this is headed. The bonk. The wall. I used up all the readily available fuel in my system, and started burning anything my body could find—fat, muscle, heck, brain cells for all I know. And I was still 40 miles from home.10 miles from home, I couldn’t even stand up, let alone ride a bicycle. I called my sister from a pay phone to come get me. She was a long-distance cyclist herself, and knew what I was up against. There were two huge bagels with cream cheese waiting for me on the passenger seat when she arrived.I walked into the house still eating, and headed for the kitchen, where I ate an entire bag of granola. Not a little one, either—one of those 3-pounders from Trader Joe’s. I was still starving, so I started in on a box of cereal. (Honeycombs, I think it was? The ones that hurt your mouth if you don’t soak them in milk for 10 minutes? I wasn’t bothering with the milk.)While I was still shoving handfuls of painful cereal in my mouth, my parents arrived, and said they wanted to go out to eat at Souplantation. I scrambled for the car, box of cereal still in hand.For those of you not familiar with Souplantation, picture the biggest soup and salad bar you’ve ever seen in your life, and double it. Now double it again, and add a baked potato bar, a bakery, and a dessert area with a dozen kinds of cake, pie, and frozen yogurt.(Photos from Yelp)One price . . . all you can eat.I ate. I think I lost track of how much I was eating about the seventh time I went back to get more food. I ate as much as all of the rest of my family put together, and then some. And then I went back for dessert.By that point, I finally started feeling normal again. Not stuffed . . . normal.
What's the most you've ever eaten in one sitting?
actually i went today to a restaurant as for my birthday and i ate the whole pizza and my stomac will blow up but actually ur question and thier answer made me sure i am going to throw up khodlek sater