Sentence examples for food competitions from inspiring English sources

"Food competitions blend together, the format is pretty much always the same," says noted food writer and occasional Food Network guest Michael Ruhlman.

9 P.M. (Travel) MAN V. FOOD NATION In this spinoff of "Man v. Food," Adam Richman recruits big eaters to take on their hometown food competitions.

COOKIE APOCALYPSE Matt Timms, an actor, filmmaker and organizer of food competitions, presents the fourth annual Cookie Takedown on Sunday at the Bell House, challenging 30 local bakers to create the "future apocalyptic culture of cookies," Mr. Timms said.

We learn also that "Box" - to give it its more usual, shorter name - had a habit of enticing suspects away from home with lavish dodgy holidays in the sun by faking breakfast food competitions.

What sets this apart from other food competitions?

Watching food competitions is addictive, and apparently so is participating in one.

Social cohesiveness was assessed during food competition and a social separation test.

But the undisputed highlight is the food competition, tomorrow and Sunday at 1 p.m.

This divergence segregates species ecologically and thus minimizes potential food competition between species sharing the same space.

The Taylor Jaycees, who organize the Taylor International Barbeque Cook-off, know the secret recipe for a memorable food competition: equal parts whimsy and good food.

During food competition, unmixed bulls exchanged more non-agonistic interactions (P < 0.05) and were more tolerant with each other than mixed bulls (time spent eating: P < 0.05).