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Man v Sausage: The Manchester eating competition in which contestants tackle 24-inch hot dogs

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People often line the street to queue for Barbakan's delicious sausages. A sizeable crowd gathered at the Chorlton deli this Bank Holiday Monday to watch nine men try and eat a gargantuan 24-inch hot dog in the quickest time possible.

1980s rock classics such as 'Eye of the Tiger' and 'Danger Zone' blasted from a portable speaker on the table as competitors battled it out to take home the 'Man v Sausage' crown and raise £50 for a charity of their choice.

Dozens of people cheered their family and friends on, with some even waving signs of support. Barbakan owner Frankie Dyer said that the competition has been an annual staple at the deli for the past six years. "My dad owned Barbakan for about 35 years until I bought it off him when he retired two years ago," she told the Manchester Evening News. GALLERY : The parties, singalongs and fashion statements of Manchester Pride 2022 "I have to give credit to him for this because it was originally his idea but I've taken it on and we do it every single August Bank Holiday Monday.

We always get a really good crowd and have the sausage pan on. "It's really fun, we have a bit of music as motivation. Every year people say 'I could eat two of those' and then five minutes in they're struggling." In an unexpected twist, it was actually a late replacement who won in a record-breaking 10 minutes and 19 seconds after one of the entrants failed to show up.

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