It took just 42 minutes for competitive small eater Nela Zisser to mock a large KFC meal with nearly 10,000 calories.
A 29-year-old medical student from Auckland, New Zealand ate 20 devil wings, eight pieces of chicken, two Zinger burgers, three regular fries, chicken popcorn, two tubs of gravy, coleslaw, and two cups of Coke.
The large order would have been enough to feed a large family, but Nela tried to finish it on her own, leaving only a few pieces of chicken and a few chips.
The 55kg student told FEMAIL she was “fine” during the competition, but felt incredibly full afterwards – and claimed she never cared about her health.
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Young competitive eater Nela Zisser (pictured) ate a giant KFC dinner suitable for a large family. She ate 20 devil wings, eight pieces of chicken, two Zinger burgers, three regular fries, chicken popcorn, two cans of salsa, coleslaw, and two glasses of Coke.
A 55kg student told FEMAIL she was “fine” during the competition, but later felt incredibly full and claimed she never cared about her health.
To circumvent the huge food grab, Nela said she thought of nothing but the task before her.
“I’m entering an area where I’m 100 percent focused on combat,” he said.
Nela started this unique hobby in 2014 after being encouraged by her mother to enter her first contest: a pizza chef contest.
She kept saying no at first and was reluctant to enter, but signed up on the day they were supposed to qualify.
“I finally went to the restaurant at 10 am the night before the qualifiers closed and I really enjoyed finishing their chicken and tomato pizza even though we only had to eat cheese,” he said. .
A few months later he entered the competition and had to eat as many slices of pizza as possible in 12 minutes – and he managed to eat 12 pieces.
Surprisingly, he took first place in the competition against 19 big guys.
“It was a great feeling and I was very proud to have won that race,” Nela said, looking at the event.
Since then, Nela has continued to nurture her passion for food by participating in competitive cooking competitions and now films herself eating in her YouTube videos.
Previously, she also tried eating 2kg of Nutella, 100 chicken wings and 10 spicy Korean hot dogs.
He once ate McDonald’s happy meal in just 37 seconds.
Previously, she also tried eating 2kg of Nutella, 100 chicken wings and 10 spicy Korean hot dogs.
Nela started this unique hobby in 2014 after being encouraged by her mother to enter her first contest: a pizza chef contest.
When it comes to her health, Nela doesn’t mind getting a lot of calories and staying fit by exercising at home, but she never hits the gym.
When it comes to her health, Nela doesn’t mind eating too many calories and stays fit by exercising at home, but never steps into the gym.
‘I am very active in my daily life and I eat healthy. “I’m not training right now, but I’m walking and training a lot,” he said.
Nela does not eat anything on race day and prefers moderate meals in her normal daily routine.
His diet consists of lean meats as well as many fruits and vegetables.
And despite the nature of the hobby, he does not consider himself a competitive person.
“I like to win, but for me it’s more a matter of experience!” said.
On race day, Nela doesn’t eat anything else, and despite the nature of her hobby, she doesn’t see herself as a competitive person.
Nela dreamed of being a model during her teenage years, but is now in her senior year of medicine at university.
Nela dreamed of being a model in her teenage years, but is now in her final year of medical school.
Remembering her ambitions as a model, she said: “Now it seems like a lifetime has passed! It was fun while it was driving, but I don’t want to do it again.”
As she continues to participate in competitive cooking competitions as a hobby, she is excited to become a licensed doctor next year.
Nela also has more than 318,000 Youtube subscribers and 16,000 Instagram followers who have shared her Eat Food Challenge videos.
Source: Daily Mail
