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"   At last year&amp;#039;s Nathan&amp;#039;s Hot Dog Eating Contest, Joey Chestnut won for the eighth time in a row by eating 69 hot dogs in 10 minutes, a total of 27,600 calories. Since none of that is remotely fathomable for any normal eater, the good folks at Inside Hook crunched the numbers to reveal how much food that actually is ...    197 CANS OF COKE  50 BIG MACS  836 CALIFORNIA ROLLS  215 GLASSES OF SCOTCH  1,219 TOMATOES  69 MOCHA FRAPPUCHINOS  6.5 30oz. JARS OF MAYO  79 6oz. FILET MIGNONS  596 OREOS   If he ate one every minute it would take him 4.8 days to finish them.    At the height of the cronut craze, Chestnut would&amp;#039;ve had to wait 40 hours in line to collect the 46 Cronuts needed to reach 27,600 calories.  Because each customer was limited to two cronuts per day, he would have had to return to Dominique Ansel Bakery 23 consecutive days.   That&amp;#039;s 315 glasses of the prestigious champagne served at Kim Kardashian and Kanye West&amp;#039;s wedding. There was about 200 people who attended their toast, which means they could have invited 115 more people.   Chestnut would have to eat 123 pounds of Kale, that&amp;#039;s five pounds less than the weight of Takeru Kobayashi, Chestnut&amp;#039;s competitive eating nemeisis.    After completing his feat of eating 69 hot dogs, Chestnut would have to run 163 miles to burn off all the calories he consumed. That&amp;#039;s about the distance of running from Los Angeles to Tijuana then back to San Diego. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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