""It's the meat of the people, it's great because you can get it for $5," Noah Rinsky, the organizer, stated, highlighting the popularity of rotisserie chickens."
""There seems to be kind of a rotisserie chicken fandom in general: we've been making all these videos online, and people love rotisseries," Rinsky explained about the contest's origin."
""At Costco, it's five bucks: it's an excellent price. People don't realize a rotisserie chicken can serve your whole family," David Roffe noted."
"After a grueling six minutes and 44 seconds of gullet-cramming, Robert McGee was crowned the contest champ - winning a golden chicken trophy, $500 dollars."
A rotisserie chicken-eating contest took place in Brooklyn, attracting nearly twenty contestants and a significant audience. Organized by the Old Jewish Men of New York, the contest featured Costco rotisserie chickens priced at $4.99. The event was inspired by a growing enthusiasm for rotisserie chicken, leading to its street celebration. Contestants, including local personalities, competed vigorously, with Robert McGee ultimately winning the title, a golden trophy, and a cash prize. Sponsors included Quellix and Petco, enhancing the event's engagement within the community and local businesses.
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