We at I Bet You Won’t are all big fans of burger challenges so we were very excited to see Adam take on the Big Ugly Burger Challenge on Man v. Food last week. Most burger challenges that we come across are ridiculously large single burgers, but this one is a series of burgers. It may not seem as intimidating as some of the other ones, but with almost 6 lbs of meat this one is sure to fill your stomach. At the time of the shows taping only 3 people had completed all 4 burgers, sadly Adam was not one of them. But never fear, even if you finish just one you get yourself immortalized on the wall of fame.

Where: Bub’s Burgers and Ice Cream
210 W. Main Street
Carmel, In 46032
317.706.2827 | http://www.bubsburgersandicecream.com

Challenge: Big Ugly Burger Challenge consists of a 1.5 lb burger, but that doesn’t seem like a challenge. The more burgers you eat the better the reward.
Time Limit: None
People: 1
Prize: Eat 1 get a 3×5 picture that will stay up all year and taken down at the beginning of the year. Eat 2 get a 4×6 that will stay up forever. Eat 3 get an 8×10 that will stay up forever. Eat 4 gets you a life size picture.
Rules: I don’t recall any official rules being mentioned, but ask your server before attempting this challenge. Jeremy has chimed in with some of the rules, these aren’t verified by us so just make sure to inquire before you begin, thanks Jeremy; Just eat everything on your plate. You have the option to not have lettuce, tomato, onion etc. and still win.

[image courtesy of Accidental Decorator, Prize/Rules provided by Jeremy]

Looking for a delicious challenge consisting of mounds and mounds of cheese and ladles and ladles of sauce, not to mention any 1 topping of your choice? Then head on down to Barlo’s Pizza in Indianapolis and give the Big 29 Challenge a shot. If you are successful you’re belly will be full of cheese and sauce and your wallet will be filled with cash!

Where: Barlo’s Pizza
Multiple Locations Indianapolis, IN
http://www.barlospizza.com

Challenge: Big 29 Challenge consists of a 29″ pizza with 1 topping of your choice.
Time Limit: 2 Hours
People: 1
Prize: If completed the pizza is free along with a cash reward that at minimum will be $300 but could be as large as $1000.
Rules: No rules mentioned besides time limit, make sure to call ahead and also ask server for official rules.

[image is not actual "Big 29 Challenge" (it's only 28") if you have an image please send it in]

A lot of you have been coming here looking for steak challenges so I decided that I’d bring you another large steak challenge today. This one isn’t quite as big as The Big Texan previously featured on the site, but it’s still a good hunk of meat. And since it’s smaller than the other steak challenges the time limit is also greatly reduced. You’re going to have to hustle to finish this thing off in the allotted time.

Where: Sam’s Steakhouse
Terre Haute, IN and Marshall, IL
http://samssteakhouse.org

Challenge: Eat a 48 oz. steak
Time Limit: 20 minutes
People: 1
Prize: Steak is free if completed along with a T-shirt.
Rules: No rules mentioned on the website, but make sure to ask your server before attempting the challenge.

[image is a 48 oz. steak, but not from Sam's Steakhouse]

Do you and a friend think you have what it takes to knock back this humungous rectangular meat lovers pizza? You could win free pizza every month for a year if you can take down this beast!

Where: “I” Street Tavern
1508 I Street in LaPorte, IN
219.325.FOOD | http://www.eatattheeye.com

Challenge: Finish an entire 16″ x 24″ Meat Lovers Pizza
Time Limit: 1 hour
People: 2
Prize: Pizza is Free ($48 value), T-Shirt, 1 FREE pizza a month for a year.
Rules: MUST CALL 1 DAY AHEAD, no leaving the table, no puking, no dipping.

More About “I” Street Tavern:

I” Street Family Tavern First Opened it’s Doors in 1957 by the Peterson Family. 1n 1969 the Peterson’s Started the Now Famous “I” Street All-U-Can Eat Fish Fry. Currently the Longest Running in LaPorte. Presently Owned by the Fritzen Family, “I” Street has Strived to Set Themselves Apart From the Chain Restaurants, by Offering That Certain Personal Touch That the Chains Won’t Give You. In the 50 Plus Years That “I” Street has Been Operating Many Things Have Changed in the World. That’s Exactly Why We’ve Stuck to Our Guns to Offer a Family Atmosphere, Affordable Prices, and a Wait Staff That Cares. And if That’s Not Comforting I’m Not Sure What Is.