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- Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest is a spectacle with competitive eaters consuming over 70 hot dogs in 10 minutes, creating a carnival-like atmosphere.
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The Fascination with Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest
Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest held yearly on July Fourth at Coney Island attracts thousands to witness participants consume a staggering amount of hot dogs and buns in ten minutes, with winners eating over 70. George Shay, the contest's announcer, adds a theatrical element, creating an atmosphere akin to a carnival attraction. Competitive eater Joey Chestnut and the innovation of Takeru Kobayashi elevated the contest to new levels, making it a marquee event despite its unconventional nature.
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