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Arnie "ChowHound" Chapman

Career Highlights

Corn Beef Sandwich Eating Contest

-Coney Island, 9/12/04

Annual Suicide Wings Completion

-Dewey Beach 7/18/04

Koon Dog Kuhn Bowls them Over at Dawg Bowl

-Pleasant Hills, PA 7/16/04

1st Annual Independence Day Hamburger Eating Contest

-Coney Island, Brooklyn 7/4/04

ChowHound's Hot Dog Hell

Ye Old 96'er- 6-pound Burger Challenge

-Clearfield, PA 6/28/04

Chowhound Bites the Competition at Carnegie Deli

-NYC 5/19/04

Chowhound Learns About Jalepenos

-New Hampshire 5/04

The Lure of Free Lunch

4/04

       

ChowHound qualifies at WIP Sports Radio

Arnie ChowHound ChapmanChowHound Chapman is ranked #11 by Speedeat.com

Born in 1961, in Amarillo Texas, the Steak capitol of the world, legend has it, that the Chowhound was born with a steak in his mouth. The ChowHound was raised in a children's home. At an early age, the ChowHound faced intense competition for food. From these difficult circumstances and humble beginnings, the legend of Chowhound Chapman emerges. ChowHound also served in the US Army from 1979-1983. He was a frequent visitor of the “Midnight Mess Hall" (Military dining facility). Rumor has it, that he was a permanent fixture at the Midnight Mess Hall at Ft. Carson, Colorado. This was no easy task, because the Chowhound had to walk three miles to the other side of the base in order to get to the Midnight Mess Hall. It was during his military service that this devotion to food earned him the nickname of "Chowhound" from his fellow soldiers. As a serious athlete, ex-infantry soldier and marathon runner, Chowhound knows the importance of practice. Chowhound's daily routine consists of a head of cabbage and speed drinks a additional gallon of water.


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