EATING CHICKEN CONTEST: CANADA DAY 2023
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- Jul 6, 2023
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Updated: Aug 22

Montreal — The atmosphere was electric, the plates well filled, and the participants ready to face off. This weekend, a culinary contest like no other took place in Montreal: an “eating challenge” competition featuring the famous jerk chicken of Mr. Boom. More than a simple gastronomic challenge, the event managed to combine conviviality, humor, passion, and even a gesture of solidarity.
Interviewed before sitting down at the table, the participants shared motivations as varied as they were surprising. One of them introduced himself as a regular at food contests:
“I’ve already been a champion of food competitions in Montreal, so I’m entering again. And besides, if you like chicken, especially Mr. Boom’s with his jerk seasoning and spicy sauce, you’re going to love it.”
Another participant, named Moro, made an impression with his altruistic approach:
“If I win, I plan to give the prize to someone in the neighborhood who really needs it. I’m mostly here to take part and for the pleasure of sharing this moment.”
Amid applause and cheers from the audience, the competitors launched into the challenge: devour six pieces of chicken as quickly as possible. Concentration, swift movements, sips of drink to help with the tasting… Each bite was followed by the roar of the crowd.
To everyone’s surprise, among the participants was even a professional boxer, adding an unexpected touch to the contest and heightening the adrenaline of the moment.
Organized in partnership with a new local community association, the event also aimed to strengthen neighborhood ties. Music, applause, laughter, and solidarity set the pace of the day.
Beyond the simple contest, the gathering highlighted the importance of gastronomy as a vector of conviviality and sharing. The One Stop Restaurant and Mr. Boom’s Jerk Chicken managed to delight the taste buds while creating a festive atmosphere.
In Montreal Canada, jerk chicken not only satisfied appetites. It brought a community together around a moment of competition, flavor, and generosity. Between passion, humor, and mutual aid, this contest will remain a fine illustration of the richness of neighborhood life.




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