Free Food In Indiana

[mrjarrell]

And other places across the US. All you have to do is man up and eat it. Shoot, in some places you not only get the food free, they pay you if you can finish it. Here's 40 places to eat free.

32. The Dunn Inn
Location: Bloomington, Indiana
Food Challenge: I Dare Ya! is a super-sized challenge, including the Damned Duck Drums, The Done Protien Supreme, The Drunken Spud Mountain, Deep Fried Snickers Bar, and Underberg. If you can complete all this food within the half hour time limit, you'll receive your food for free and have your picture put up on the wall.
33. Sammy’s Pizza and Salad
Location: Greenwood, Indiana
Food Challenge: Complete the 20-inch Challenge. Finish a 20-inch pizza solo in one hour and it’s completely free.
34. Barlo’s Pizza
Location: Indianapolis, Indiana
Food Challenge: Take on the Big-29 Challenge. This is a 29-inch, one-topping pizza that must be consumed by one person in less than two hours. If you manage to complete the pizza, you'll receive your pizza for free and a cash prize ranging from $300-$1000.

35. Eat at the Eye
Location: LaPorte, Indiana
Food Challenge: Bring a friend and attempt the “I” Pie Challenge. This 16x24-inch Meat Lovers Pizza must be consumed within one hour. You may not dip your pizza into any beverages and to participate you must call in advance. If you beat the “I” Pie Challenge, you'll receive the pizza for free, one free pizza per month for a year and a T-shirt.

36. Kelsey’s Steak & Seafood
Location: Valparaiso, Portage Indiana
Food Challenge: Meat lovers might try the Six-pound Challenge at Kelsey’s Steak & Seafood. This challenge includes a 96-ounce top sirloin steak, potato, small house salad or soup, and one slice of bread. If you can eat all of this in one hour, it's free! The challenge is only available with reservations Sunday through Thursday.
37. Sam’s Steak House
Location: Marshall, Illinois & Terre Haute, Indiana
Food Challenge: Take on the 48-ounce Steak Challenge. If you can finish the entire steak in less than 20 minutes, Sam's gives it to you for free.

 

[VUPDblue]

I'm relatively certain I could do the Sammys or Barlo's...

 

[Titanium Man]

All good things to know.

 

[bigcraig]

Sams Steak house would be NO problem, the pizza challenges would be very difficult IMHO.

 

[VUPDblue]

Sams Steak house would be NO problem, the pizza challenges would be very difficult IMHO.

I've personally killed 2.5 Lg. Papa John's pizzas with no problem....

 

[Clay]

Ive sat in on a friend taking on the 48 oz challenge at Sam's here in Terre Haute. I dont mean to belittle you guys at all......... but thats a LOT of steak

but alas, you will have to go to Marshall now for the challenge, as Sam's in the Haute is now closed to make way for a "Show-Me's"..... a knock off hooters.

 

[dburkhead]

Pizza is a bit sneaky because they measure it by the diameter but the amount of pizza (assuming the thickness is the same) goes as the area. So that 20" pizza is more than twice as much as a typical 14" "large" pizza. The 29" would be more than 4 times as much.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

No sushi joints?

 

[rtrouten]

I know what I am doing the next couple of weekends.....EATING FREE!!!

 

[SilentWarrior1]

I think I've proven my masticating manliness already and nearly died post-feat. Once was enough, thanks.

 

[Rocko25]

man im going have to try some of these places out!!

 

[AFA1CY]

No sushi joints?

+1,000

 

[hotfarmboy1]

I'm relatively certain I could do the Sammys or Barlo's...

That's what I'm thinking as well. I may have to try them out sometime



And then go back on the diet.

 

[Dawall]

MY FRIEND DID THE KELSEY'S 96 OZ STEAK AND DIDN'T FEEL TO GOOD FOR 2 DAYS. I PASSED ON IT. BUT IT DID LOOK GOOD.

 

[phrozen5100]

That "I" Pie Pizza Challenge is no joke. That pizza is 16" x 24" x 1 1/4" thick. With about 1/2" dough, 1/2" meat and 1/4" cheese, it weighs in at 15 lbs. The pizza is also $50.00 if you don't eat it...so don't count on getting it free.

I can eat a ridiculous amount of food, but it would take some serious practicing to conquer this thing.

Say, that guy in the picture sure looks familiar...

 

[Bastispah]

alot of places that have hot wings have free food too

 

[Limpy88]

my father did the 72 ounce steak in texas. the potat he had to eat was a large are the plate it was on. massive. the salad and shrimp cotail was normal size. he got a t-shirt in the mail a month later. my cousin tried at the same time but couldnt do it. my father asked if he could help him out and the waitress's jaw dropped. he said he was still hungry. haha.

 

[Octomonkey]

That "I" Pie Pizza Challenge is no joke. That pizza is 16" x 24" x 1 1/4" thick. With about 1/2" dough, 1/2" meat and 1/4" cheese, it weighs in at 15 lbs. The pizza is also $50.00 if you don't eat it...so don't count on getting it free.

I can eat a ridiculous amount of food, but it would take some serious practicing to conquer this thing.

Say, that guy in the picture sure looks familiar...

I don't think you, your brother, and I together could conquer that pizza.

 

[Stove]

The old days I might just try it. Now days 2 years after bariatric surgery and 160 lbs ago, I eat 7 oz meals and workout everyday. Haven't even had steak since either, and that part still hurts!!

 

[theweakerbrother]

INGO meet n greet n EAT!?

I can't eat like that anymore, but I'd love to watch someone else try.