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The challenge is to eat a kilogram of your chosen food in 90 minutes or faster. An entire kilo must be eaten, so apple cores, orange peels and chicken bones are not counted in the weight. It must also consist of just a single foodstuff. Your kilo may be mixed with other foods before eating, but all extras must be added weight on top of the original kilo. Finally, your prepared meal must pass the “penny test”: support a coin (traditionally a British penny or 5-pence piece) dropped from a low height without letting it sink below the surface.
Here you will find a record of all known Kilo Challenge attempts, successful or not. You can also submit your own results to have them added to the database.
Recent Events
| CUAC Warm Weather Training 2025 (Second Wave) | 17 attempts | 27 March 2025 | Vila Real de Santo António |
| CUAC Warm Weather Training 2025 (First Wave) | 19 attempts | 26 March 2025 | Vila Real de Santo António |
| CUHH Cross Country Training Camp 2023 | 16 attempts | 12 September 2023 | Bamford |
| OUAC Warm Weather Training 2023 | 7 attempts | 27 March 2023 | Monte Gordo |
| CUHH Cross Country Training Camp 2022 | 16 attempts | 13 September 2022 | Thruscross |
Explore all 365 attempts by 206 competitors
Bilen Ahmet has recorded the most successes, completing 29 kilo challenges out of 36 attempts over the years. The current record time is held by Ed Moyse who ate a kilogram of yoghurt in 17.95s on 1 January 2022.