Now THAT'S a big breakfast! Man vs Food-style challenge as cafe dares customers to eat 6,000-calorie meal in under an hour (not surprisingly, all have failed)

With 12 bacon rashers, 12 sausages, eight eggs, four pounds of spam and much more, this breakfast feast is being offered for free by one Rochdale cafe - but only if you manage to eat it all.
The man versus food-style challenge is being served up at the Castle Cafe but, despite numerous attempts, the monster plate has yet to be conquered.
For £15, hungry punters can try to munch their way through two packs of sausages, an entire pack of bacon, the eggs and spam, as well as six black puddings, four hash browns, a mound of tomatoes, a huge portion of beans, nearly a loaf's worth of toast and an omelette.
Hungry? Customer Simon Coyle becomes the latest person to fail the Castle Cafe's breakfast challenge, which asks participants to wolf down the 6,000-calorie feast in under an hour
Hungry? Customer Simon Coyle becomes the latest person to fail the Castle Cafe's breakfast challenge, which asks participants to wolf down the 6,000-calorie feast in under an hour

Flagging: Simon is already feeling the heat and has barely got through a quarter of the monster meal
Flagging: Simon is already feeling the heat and has barely got through a quarter of the monster meal

Challenge: Castle Cafe staff Janine Walker, Chelsea Walker and John Briscoe pose with Simon ahead of his challenge
Challenge: Castle Cafe staff Janine Walker, Chelsea Walker and John Briscoe pose with Simon ahead of his challenge
The challenge is to get it all down within an hour to get it free but, so far, all have failed.
 

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And, judging from these pictures, it is hard to see the challenge ever being completed.
In the American show Man vs Food, presenter Adam Richman takes on food challenges involving huge quantities of food, such as a five-pound-sandwich.

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