This Pizza. 2 Hours. 8 Friends. $1000. Do you accept?

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For those who want to consider how it is even possible to make this, I am of that mind. That is a large pizza. You could feed a legion of Romans with that.

But if 8 friends to try, could they eat it in 2 hours?

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That is a question being offered by Big Mama’s & Papa’s pizzeria in California: Big Mama’s & Papa’s 54″x54″ Grand Sicilian Pizza Challenge.

To buy the pizza in question, which is, yes, 4 and a half feed long, it costs $218 US. So that’s like 30 dollars per person if the price was divided.

The pizza weighs 50 pounds. Split 8 ways, that makes 6.25 pounds of pizza per person. Roughly equivalent to 3 whole large Dominos pizzas plus a few slices, it is not a light undertaking. Even if you had 16 people, that’s like almost 2 large pizzas each.

The prize if a team finishes is $1000 plus the pizza becomes a free meal.

Warning: may cause vomiting and other health concerns.

 

Food Cubes Test #2

This is the first in a series of Food Cube Tests: Can you name the food in each cube?

For information about the source of these cubes (it’s a big poster that is available for around $770 US Dollars), see below.

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Here are some hints, if you need them:

Dense-leaved heads and can be green, purple and white. Ah, what’s up doc?

Delicious anadromous fish. Also the name of a people in Austral-Asia. Skin of a pink (often) animal.

Originally from Persia. Comes in handy with vampires.

Also the name of a racket game. Like an orange, but characterized sanguinly. Great at fall harvest festivals.

This poster is available as a print called Cubes by Lernert and Sander: Size: 40 x 50 cm Paper: fine art print on baryta paper (inktjet) Edition: 50 + 4 AP’s. Prize: €500,- The print will be signed by the artists, comes with a certificate of authenticity in a box with Secol-sleeve. The box will be send in an extra delivery box. The prize is excluding delivery/sending costs.

 

Food Cubes Test #1

This is the first in a series of Food Cube Tests: Can you name the food in each cube?

Here are some hints, if you need them: Top row: Some religions are prohibited from eating this. One of many, many sources of Vitamin C. A body-type sought by many men in women.

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Second row: Tastes good when you fill the whole with vinegar or soya sauce. Native to the western Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico.

Third row: White trees. A type of muskmelon. Good in Mexican beers.

Fourth row: Another food prohibited by some religions. Also the name of a people.

This poster is available as a print called Cubes by Lernert and Sander: Size: 40 x 50 cm Paper: fine art print on baryta paper (inktjet) Edition: 50 + 4 AP’s. Prize: €500,- The print will be signed by the artists, comes with a certificate of authenticity in a box with Secol-sleeve. The box will be send in an extra delivery box. The prize is excluding delivery/sending costs.

 

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