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Calling all Burger Monsters!

Alexandria, VA.– Calling all Burger Monsters! Z-Burger is looking for competitors—from local amateurs to international professionals—to compete in the twelfth annual Independence Burger Eating Championship contest on Friday, July 2rd  at 12:00 PM. The last winner of the nation’s most competitive burger eating contest was the world’s number one competitive female eater Molly Schuyler.  Schuyler gobbled 35 burgers within the allotted ten minutes to take home the title and the grand prize. Z-Burger is now searching far and wide for contestants to topple this amazing feat. How many burgers can you eat?

How many burgers can you gobble? (photo courtesy of Z-Burger)

We know we have burger monsters in Alexandria. Let’s bring the trophy home!  Serious rewards await serious eaters. In addition to custom trophies and bragging rights, Z-Burger will give away $4,350 worth of cash prizes! The prize breakdown is: first- $1,750, second- $1,000, third- $750, fourth- $500, fifth- $250  and sixth $100. Interested contestants should visit http://www.zburgereatingcontest.com or email [email protected] with their name and age.  The competition will be held on Friday, July 2nd  at 12 pm at the Z-Burger in Tenleytown, located at 4321 Wisconsin Avenue NW, Washington, DC.

Those not interested in trying to personally consume 35 hamburgers in 10 minutes are encouraged to stop by nonetheless. Just for attending, audience members will be treated to free burgers immediately after the contest is over.

About Z-Burger:
Z-Burger is a quick-casual American restaurant known for its burgers, fries, onion rings, and 75 milkshake flavors. Z-Burger operates locations in Washington, DC, and Maryland.  Visit www.zburger.com.

Debby Critchley

Debby Critchley has been an integral part of The Zebra almost from the very beginning by taking on the mantle of Food Editor. She also creates the monthly Events Calendar and regularly contributes to our social media. Born in Chicago, her parents help develop her palate by exposing her to a variety of cuisines from Chinese to Spanish, French, German, and more. Debby earned her B.A. at Case Western Reserve University and her M.S. from University of Nebraska. She moved to the DMV in 1981.

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