3 Food Challenges To Try In Oklahoma

Competitive eating is growing in popularity thanks to YouTube, the Nathan's hot dog eating contest, and shows like Man vs. Food. Oklahomans who want to put their stomach to their test don't have to look very far, and some restaurants will even give you a monumental meal for free if you clean your plate.

If you're up for the challenge, grab a bite at these Oklahoma eateries.

Six Shooter Challenge at The Cow Calf-Hay, Edmond

This one is for the burger fans. The six shooter challenge is a burger with six half-pound patties and 12 slices of American cheese. It also comes with a full order of onion rings, a full order of curly fries, and a large cinnamon roll. The challenge costs $35, but you'll get your money back if you finish everything in 45 minutes. The Cow Calf-Hay also has rules for its eaters, who aren't allowed to leave their table or have anyone else touch their food.

Losers get to take home their leftovers, and $35 isn't a bad prices for a meal that size.

Chicken Fry Challenge at Kendall's Restaurant, Noble

For a true Sooner challenge, go to Kendall's. Their chicken fry challenge includes three chicken fried steaks, a double order of mashed potatoes, a double order of green beans, a biscuit, a salad, and a cinnamon roll. The feast must be completed in under an hour or you'll have to pay $45.

Losers get a consolation "Quitter's Cup" and get to take home their leftovers in a box labeled "Quitter's Box."

Fat Guy's Burger Bar Challenge, Tulsa and Broken Arrow

If the Cow Calf-Hay's six shooter challenge is too easy, the challenge at Fat Guy's Burger Bar is a perfect round two. It comes with a fat burger that includes a two-pound patty, one pound of bacon, two hot dogs, 8 slices of American cheese, and all the fixings on one bun. It also comes with one pound of fries, and everything must be eaten in an hour or you'll be stuck with the bill.