NGL, I am still kinda hungry after scarfing it down.
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Most of us aren't scarfing down record-hot peppers against the clock.
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There are reports he's scarfing down Honey Buns ... Elberger says not true.
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John Kasich of Ohio, for scarfing down meals during impromptu news conferences.
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After 30 minutes of scarfing down wings, participants were asked to offer feedback.
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You are now bingeing Peaky Blinders like a kid scarfing Seasonal Reese's after Halloween.
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After scarfing down his meal, he makes an excuse to step away for a bit.
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McDonald's What's better than scarfing down a McDonald's breakfast directly before a five-hour flight?
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He paid, and we walked toward the meeting, with him scarfing down his ice cream.
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I'm having a bagel like a civilized human being, and he's just scarfing down Chinese food.
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Many dog owners face the problem of their dogs scarfing their food down way too quickly.
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Pete's right ... no need to talk about 45 scarfing down fast food ... when there are pictures.
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They plopped themselves on a picnic table and enjoyed lunch before scarfing down some ice cream.
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I put my feet up and chat with him about our days while scarfing down dinner.
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Maybe this is an impromptu kitchen dance party while you're all scarfing muffins before work and school.
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Hold back from scarfing down a chocolate chip cookie, and you'll be less persistent at logic puzzles.
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I was getting reckless, scarfing down stupid combinations like oxycontin and ketamine—I don't even like downers!
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But it wasn't as simple as just scarfing a handful of mushrooms and becoming a different person.
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Highly recommended for folks who feel good about scarfing down squid noodles with some Ferg in the background.
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Jane shared a video of her and a friend scarfing some food earlier in the day at the game.
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In an early episode of 30 Rock, Liz Lemon finds herself scarfing down a microwave dinner — and suddenly choking.
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There are the time-honored diversions—yelling at your kid in the back, adjusting the radio, scarfing down a sandwich.
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Destitute day-drinkers and trust fund " fresas" vie for control of the jukebox while scarfing down the border's best nachos.
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And afterwards I felt less of the greasy, gut-bomb, food coma vibe that typically accompanies scarfing down a cheeseburger.
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On weekends, he and friends would go to the local Nathan's, spending the day playing arcade games and scarfing hot dogs.
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I dial into a call and listen while scarfing down a granola bar and making sure I have all my stuff.
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When you think of what NFL players eat, you might imagine hulking athletes tearing into juicy steaks and scarfing fattening food.
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We each take a bite of each one and end up scarfing down the whole box in probably two minutes or less.
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Walking into a bar in Williamsburg, I found Alig scarfing down nachos and a soda next to a beefy, clean-cut friend.
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The pooch packed on all these extra pounds by routinely scarfing down the large meals offered to him by his previous owners.
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Kendall Jenner, Gigi and Bella Hadid made themselves thoroughly hateable Wednesday night in Paris by scarfing down burgers and mac 'n' cheese.
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But it's not a lasting heat, so it's absolutely perfect for scarfing down a serving of fries without burning your mouth out.
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So don't start scarfing down a second piece of chocolate at 20 minutes, or you might find yourself very overwhelmed come minute 90.
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Remember how enthralling it was scarfing down your ziplock-ed PB&J just so you could get outside to run around outside, ASAP?
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While we spent the last few decades of the consumer internet scarfing up free content, creativity can't be a labor of love forever.
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He immediately realizes she's scarfing down mac and cheese due to a hangover and the pair effortlessly shares a plate of the carbs.
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Eat a croissant instead of a slice of multigrain bread and you could be scarfing down one-third of your Weight Watchers' daily allotment.
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As soon as Issa starts scarfing down those Cheetos while Daniel performs oral sex on her, it's clear we've entered into her wildest dreams.
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It's enough to make you ditch the holiday menu in favor of scarfing down fast food—which is precisely what Lil B has suggested.
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American hero and competitive eater Joey Chestnut just won Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest for the 10th time by scarfing down 1603 (!) hot dogs.
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Ever found yourself hunched over a pint of ice cream, scarfing down each precious spoonful as if it were literally your last day on earth?
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One evening this week, South African, Slovenian, Korean and Ukrainian visitors nursed beers near the billiards tables, alongside construction workers scarfing down Mr. Araújo's food.
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But while he's scarfing down his burger, she stares down at her plate of fries in wonder, barely daring to bring one to her lips.
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Are you, like me, regularly caught by your wife in the middle of a private, late-night scarfing session involving sharp cheddar, crackers, sauerkraut, and IPA?
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In an ESPN feature on Seager, he is observed scarfing down a chicken bacon ranch personal pizza with clam chowder and a pair of Mountain Dews.
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For Soft Hair, Eat: Red meat, dark-meat turkey, beans, oysters, clams Pumping iron makes you stronger — and scarfing it down does the same for your hair.
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Joey Chestnut took the belt at the annual 4th of July competitive eating contest in Coney Island, Brooklyn after scarfing down a personal best 70 hot dogs.
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The rapper Danny Brown is well aware of his reputation as a freak show: a drug-scarfing, cartoon-haired hedonist with an unsettling yelp of a voice.
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I remember that afternoon vividly: We were lying on the living room couch in our pajamas, scarfing gummy bears, as Madeline casually spouted bits of hooker wisdom.
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The success of those two companies has set up a feeding frenzy among investors who are voraciously scarfing up vegetarian food companies to add to their portfolios.
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For most of history, food was scarce, so there was a great survival advantage in scarfing down as many calories as you could when they were available.
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It&aposs a simple but effective dog bowl that compartmentalizes food with sturdy BPA-free plastic ridges to prevent a dog from scarfing it down too quickly.
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A perfect Atlanta day could easily involve sitting outside the Porter on one of their wooden benches, and scarfing down some of the famous salt and vinegar popcorn.
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Human garbage disposal Joey Chestnut says he feels like pure trash after scarfing down 74 HOT DOGS on July 4th ... but he ain't about to retire anytime soon!
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Instead of scarfing down food in transit, you're better off waking up a few minutes early to leave yourself time to slowly enjoy breakfast before starting your day.
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That Swift and Hiddleston's effusive and seemingly too perfect photo ops are the irresistible chum, and fans and skeptics alike are the sharks gleefully scarfing it all down.
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Gadget instantly catapulted themselves to being one of the best acts of the festival, playing breakneck grindcore with the same casual efficiency as a drunk scarfing a kebab.
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According to Wood, "everything you do—and the way you do it—comes together to form a story about yourself," and that includes scarfing down a dollar slice.
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Though my eating habits sound indulgent, I was researching and writing about these wonderful traditional foods in addition to greedily to scarfing them down for my own satisfaction.
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While scarfing a bag of cheese puffs might work to keep you from passing out, it's far from the best strategy for long-term success, she points out.
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And then there's the junk-food-scarfing detective sergeant Jackie Stevenson of "River" (Britain); her disinterest in cleanliness is staggering — though, to be fair, she is actually dead.
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Papa John's founder John Schnatter might be scarfing down even MORE pizzas -- he's officially heading for the bachelor life after his wife of 32 years filed for divorce.
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Joey Chestnut is a BEAST because he ate like one ... scarfing down a record 72 HOT DOGS to win his second straight Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest.
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While most spend their Fourth of July BBQ scarfing various meat products, some have gone above and beyond the call of duty to celebrate America's birthday with a bang.
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I have no shame in scarfing down a bunch of roasted asparagus, retiring to the pisser, and then taking in the bouquet of acrid piss flowing out of me.
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We were given half-portions of each, and after scarfing down the chicken version (I did it for my cave-dwelling forebears!), I could barely pick at the meatball.
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You may not have noticed while you were scarfing your avocado toast, but 2015 was the year of the egg, at least as far as the food industry was concerned.
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According to the department's data, even with Americans scarfing down record volumes of cheese, total consumption of cheese domestically and through exports hasn't kept up with high production and stockpiles.
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Thug himself is noticeably absent from the video save for a few self-produced shots of him scarfing down Cheetos next to a private jet and subsequently humping a passenger.
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Luckily the medication has been doing a great job of keeping her healthy, and she loves scarfing down the pill pocket she gets with dinner (seriously, those things smell BAD).
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This was the height of the "superfood" craze, recall, and Americans and Europeans were scarfing down quinoa — a high-protein alternative to rice with a rich, nutty flavor — by the bucketful.
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Aside from the very delicious dogs and burgs' you'll be cooking up, you've also gotta figure out how you're going to keep the people entertained when they're not scarfing down food.
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"I remember sleeping on our living room floor, because it was the only surface hard enough, then getting up, scarfing painkillers and going into practice," he writes on the company's website.
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Mention döner to a Berliner—even one who frequently ends their Saturday nights by scarfing down one—and you're likely to hear a derisive comment about the origins of the meat.
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You start to see the faintest tinge of cuteness in their whiskery snouts, and have to give them props for scarfing down ticks and actual venomous snakes, because that's pretty metal.
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It takes a special kind of dickishness to dine and dash; to sit there scarfing your a meal, knowing that you're not going to pay for a single bite of it.
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Yubaba is mostly evil in the way all bosses are kind of evil, but she shows her tender side through her love for her son—a massive, aggressive, candy-scarfing baby.
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She seemingly mangles his genitalia while scarfing a banana and castigating—in her off-kilter bark—liars, cheats, hypocrites, and the other varietals of awful men who dare darken her doorstep.
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Perhaps, if we just stop mindlessly scarfing down our food and instead eat slowly and deliberately and really luxuriate in every bite of that plain oatmeal, we'll eat less and lose weight.
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The store's loss-prevention manager reported the theft after receiving a tip about the unauthorized ham-scarfing, and she admitted her crime to deputies from the Tuscarawas County Sheriff's Department on Friday.
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Hot dog scarfing legend Joey Chestnut is already preparing his body for war -- officially cutting off solid foods so he can be ready for the July 4th eating competition at Coney Island!!!
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"Teen Mom 2" star Kailyn Lowry took her brand new doctor sculpted butt out for a spin, and her first order of biz was scarfing down some greasy fries and frozen cocktails.
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Gaskin, 44, has capitalized on the popularity of a food-video genre known as mukbang, which involves scarfing down, on camera, more grub than should rightly be consumed in a single sitting.
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The first episode includes parodies of "Jackass" and "A Star Is Born," plus a sketch in which a roomful of suited executives trade business gobbledygook while messily (and inexplicably) scarfing down nectarines.
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The first episode includes parodies of "Jackass" and "A Star Is Born," plus a sketch in which a roomful of suited executives trade business gobbledygook while messily (and inexplicably) scarfing down nectarines.
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In hip and historically Mexican Echo Park and Silver Lake, you'll find trendy boutiques beside a 99 Cents Only store (20183 Sunset), and cool kids scarfing down tacos at Guisados (1261 Sunset).
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For almost a decade, the Florida man ran a series of scams at fast food restaurants that involved him scarfing huge meals, then immediately complaining that he'd found hair in the food.
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So, if you're looking for a snack that will keep you full for a while, jerky will do the trick, and may make you feel more satisfied than scarfing down a protein bar.
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Meanwhile, Ancel Keys, an American physiologist, argued that heart disease was related to scarfing down too many bad types of fat, as such fats may raise cholesterol and possibly cause a heart attack.
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On Wednesday night at the Phoenix Convention Center, Donald Trump served up a hot plate of the same anti-immigrant fervor his base has been scarfing down since the start of his campaign.
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If you find Beauty to be precious or preposterous — surely a cup or two of Sherwin-Williams would be enough to sicken even a healthy teenager, let alone one scarfing down shoes and dirt?
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We tapped a team of data scientists at the anything-goes delivery company to reveal our collective (and highly specific) whims, whether it's bingeing tequila, scarfing brisket, stockpiling sex toys, or splurging on caviar.
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During a typical TIFF day, I might be scarfing down a granola bar on the way to a hotel-room interview and find myself sharing an elevator with Michael Fassbender (as happened last weekend).
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It's an afternoon in late March, and I'm in Paris' Belleville neighborhood, scarfing down lunch in a Chinese restaurant called Mian Guan with Paris-based female DJ collective These Girls Are on Fiyah (TGAF).
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We're told Charlie's been getting up early to work out -- yoga and swimming are his go-to -- and he's been scarfing down foods like rice, garden burgers and even stuff like coconut water coffee.
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Tonight, like many Jews around the world, I will be dusting off my menorah and scarfing down a number of store-bought latkes (who has time to grate eight pounds of potatoes on a weeknight?).
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The luncheonette, a subspecies of diner, harkens back to the interwar period, to Dos Passos's "Manhattan Transfer" and men scarfing meaty sandwiches and pickles before loping off into the growing metropolis to find honest work.
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Visitors can observe the pandas from above, or from a ground-level restaurant where they can dine while watching the male panda, who spends most of his waking hours scarfing down bamboo, at close range.
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However, if you're consistently sweating bullets when you're not working out, in a warm environment, under a lot of stress, or scarfing down a spicy tuna roll, you might want to check in with your doctor.
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But more than 30 years into his run, in a creative move partially sparked by rising childhood obesity rates per Britannica, everyone's favorite sugar-scarfing monster learned it's never too late to adopt some healthy habits.
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Waka Flocka Flame's days as a poster child for veganism are as done as a rack of baby back ribs on Super Bowl Sunday -- but that doesn't mean he'll be scarfing down a rib eye steak anytime soon.
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Over there, you can't swing a weighted jump rope without hitting a star — sometimes the same one who'd claimed to subsist on poached eggs and wild salmon in People — proudly scarfing a cheeseburger or a plate of nachos.
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Considering that, even in the face of an impending climate apocalypse, there are still people out there who haven't even started recycling, I was seriously doubtful about such proclamations' ability to get the average person to start scarfing larvae.
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This year, he showed that, if his cookie-dough-scarfing mice were allowed to exercise, the ones that had been given 516 for eight weeks could run for nearly an hour and half longer than their drug-free peers.
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After calls with his bodyguard, chef and a personal assistant, she uncovered a startling fact: Howard had been scarfing down about two dozen chocolate bars' worth of sugar every single day for years, possibly as long as a decade.
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In the same way that dropping acid might help you see the face of God or encourage you to run naked down a California freeway, scarfing junk in the name of inner peace might not be a sustainable modus operandi.
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One wonders if their strategy will have an end similar to the intervention by the North American Meat Institute in 1994, when it responded to reports of President Bill Clinton scarfing down plant-based Boca Burgers in the White House.
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The monument's last few days in New York are a few more days to seek out people scarfing down hot dogs or ogling the blinding ads overhead or reveling in a newfound spot to sit, and asking them to look up.
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So, too, were the In-N-Out burgers that are customary at this party, the French fries from Bouchon and the paper bags of truffled popcorn that Michael Govan, director of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, was scarfing down.
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In 2008, the National Institute on Drug Abuse changed its guidelines and raised the limit for morphine in a person's system, but scarfing down too many poppy seed-covered bagels can still push you past those accepted ranges, and get you in trouble.
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He's a big assed, cheeseburger-scarfing, pervert slob who considers himself the greatest athlete and lady's man in history, and he gets away with it all because there are enough fools and greedy bastards and yes men and women to follow him.
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According to industry tracker Technomic, Americans are scarfing down a slice of pie four times a month, up from 3.4 a month two years ago, due in large part to chefs and pizzaioli pushing culinary boundaries on the blank canvas of pizza dough.
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Over the past six months, women around the LA area have accused 45-year-old Paul Gonzales of matching with them on a dating app, inviting them out for a fancy dinner, and then scarfing down his meal before ditching them with the check.
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Ross, who became a steel magnate by scarfing up and merging bankrupt steel companies, was part of a similar deal to acquire Florida-based BankUnited - a move that reportedly earned him and his fellow investors over $500 million when the bank went public in 2011.
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It was an unsustainable amount of work, especially near the end, when "downtime" consisted of scarfing a meal after work before sitting down to write for another four hours, and I replaced my lunches with Soylent because I needed my meal prep time to work more.
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In full view of anyone who happened to be watching at home, the guy inched his way toward the animals scarfing down salmon near a waterfall, turned his back to them, and assumed that familiar posture of dads everywhere embarrassing their kids to get a pic.
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My friends who had been deprived of a cheat meal for several months took their binge to a much higher level, scarfing down Cinnamon Toast Crunch with whole milk, icing and tons of cream cheese, followed by waffles made from doughnuts and stuffed with Reese's peanut butter cups.
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Mr. Flea, like most members of his species, isn't a huge fan of getting wet, and before we know it, five steps become 10-plus steps, as Mr. Flea's owner gives chase around the house, scarfing down cookies (a crucial step, naturally) and destroying the house along the way.
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The prescience of Judge's vision — imagining an America 500 years from now, after generations of junk-food-scarfing, reality television-obsessed citizens breed a culture guided only by base impulses — gained new resonance in 2016, when populist anti-intellectualism vaulted a crude B-list TV star to the nation's highest office.
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They found him at the Chicago Whitehall Hotel's members-only club, which is exactly the kind of place you'd expect Ray Kroc, the founder of McDonald's, and Fred Turner, its CEO, to hang out during the late 21994s, drinking martinis, smoking Montecruz cigars, and scarfing steak Diane and creamed spinach.
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Sid recalls how when he read the news, he said the cops shouldn't even bother to put whoever the perp was on trial, "they should just shoot her" — her being the young woman sitting at his kitchen table, scarfing down the chicken he was saving for lunch tomorrow and asking for shelter. Awkward.
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After each friend fell, I—a notoriously disastrous eater—mourned the loss of a fellow fast-food-revering buddy by eating Whoppers midday in desolate Burger Kings and scarfing down Checkers fries after the sun set in vacant strip mall parking lots, nothing but the stadium lights above illuminating my guilty mug.
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Her work showed that polar bears, while best known for their life at sea or on sea ice pursuing seals, have been able, at least in some circumstances, to gain significant nutrition on land as well, scarfing down geese and goose eggs, grasses and other fare when sea ice is in retreat.
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Because brunch isn't just any old meal it deserves a fitting look for those, "snagged a reservation at that award-winning chef's new spot," or, "haven't seen this group of friends in forever," or, "meeting the SO's parents over mimosas," or "eek, running 15 minutes late but still want to look chic while scarfing down fried chicken and waffles," kinda' affairs.
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The artifacts that branded Generation X as irony-obsessed iconoclasts scarfing antidepressants under a permanent Seattle-gray sky — think "Hunger Strike," by Temple of the Dog, Elizabeth Wurtzel's "Prozac Nation," maybe "The Ben Stiller Show" doing a "Lassie" parody with Charles Manson as the dog — were niche to begin with, and were booted from the stage after maybe four years of the early '90s.
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The Golden Gate National Recreation Area also has its own charging station, so users can have access while they explore California's renowned Golden Gate Bridge before driving over it in their fully charged EV. The Great Smoky Mountains are home to several charging stations in hotels and bed and breakfasts surrounding the mountains, including one at the Smoky Mountain Brewery -- you can get your car charged up while scarfing down a tasty meal and responsibly sampling some adult beverages.
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The night I finally typed "binge eating disorder help" into Google was the same night I found myself in the bathroom, door locked, scarfing down two bowls filled to the brim with Weight Watchers' "3-2-1" microwave mug cake (a recipe that, when made in the intended serving size, consists of putting three tablespoons of cake mix and two tablespoons of water in the microwave for a "treat" that only costs two Weight Watchers points) — and promptly shoving the brown, crusted evidence under the sink.
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