Beard Meats Food

Beard Meats Food is the alias of British competitive eater and YouTube entertainer Adam Moran.

Beard Meats Food frequently participates in eating challenges in England,[1][2][3] and currently holds the British record for most Big Macs eaten;[4] this was a world record in August 2015 but was beaten the following month by US competitive eater Matt Stonie.[5] He won the 2015 Yorkshire Pudding Eating World Championships in Leavening, North Yorkshire,[6] and competed in the 2015 Battle of Big Eaters World Championships for Team UK.[7]

Beard Meats Food has also filmed various projects for TV, including How to Win At Everything on National Geographic and How Safe is Meat, which aired on ITV's Tonight on 3 December 2015.

He posts weekly videos of his eating feats on YouTube and maintains a blog reviewing eating challenges across the UK.

Beard Meats Food is a former banker, and lives in Leeds.[8] He is a qualified personal trainer and says that competitive eating together with two hours' weight training per day has improved his body fat ratio over five years.[9][10] In 2016 he was given a position as food tester by the owner of an American-style diner chain in Yorkshire, who took out £1 million in insurance on his stomach and tastebuds.[8]

See also

References
  1. Kerry Mullen (30 April 2015). "Competitive eater fails epic food challenge by a single pot of beans". Daily Record.
  2. Lauren Ballinger (20 June 2015). "Could you complete the Widowmaker hotdog challenge at Ox and Bone, Huddersfield? Leeds competitive eater sets a new record!". Huddersfield Examiner.
  3. Keyan Milanian (18 November 2015). "Cod almighty: Adam scoffs 5,500-calorie fish supper in just 12 mins". Daily Star.
  4. Alison Lynch (21 August 2015). "Man sets super-sized world record – by eating 17 Big Macs in one hour". Metro.
  5. Nicholas Reilly (26 September 2015). "Matt Stonie eats 25 Big Macs in a single setting, because why not?". Metro.
  6. "Becoming The Yorkshire Pudding Eating World Champion". beardmeatsfood.co.uk. 23 June 2015.
  7. "UK Battle of the Big Eaters qualifier details". EatFeats. 2 October 2015.
  8. Jim Jack (20 July 2016). "UK's top competitive eater lands tasty role with Yeadon diner". Wharfedale Observer.
  9. Alison Lynch (11 April 2016). "UK's top competitive eater says eating challenges helped him get 'really ripped'". Metro.
  10. Sarah Buchanan (11 April 2016). "Extreme eater reveals ripped physique is result of 10,000 calorie meals". Daily Star.
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