Five-pound Jumboli Stromboli still undefeatable at Butte pizzeria Play Video

Posted: Jul 8, 2010 8:34 AM
Updated: Jul 12, 2010 3:52 PM

It's still undefeatable - a five-pound Jumboli Stromboli from Trimbo's Pizza in Butte.

It's been around for two years and no one has ever finished eating one, but three guys gave it a try Wednesday night.

Some of the rules of the Jumboli Stromboli are - one person must consume the entire stromboli in one hour and competitors are not allowed to leave the table, but they can get up and stretch.  The stromboli contains ingredients like ricotta cheese, spinach, pepperoni and salami.  It costs about $30, and if you  finish it, you don't have to pay.

The three guys who tried on Wednesday night, Matt Esquibel, Calen Anderson and Ryan Christianson, gave it their best shot but still had to shell out $30 each after no one was able to finish.  The competitor who came the closest to finishing his stromboli left a little less than two pounds of the dish. 

Despite failing the challenge, they brought new strategies to the table.

Since they couldn't defeat the Jumboli Challenge the title of being the first to win it is still open to any takers.

Visit the Trimbo's website to learn more, including this explanation:

What is the TRIMBO'S JUMBOLI Challenge???
It is a challenge meal for one person consisting of a JUMBOLI which is our Traditional Stromboli only a HUMUNGOUS, 80 OZ version, filled with mozzarella cheese, pizza sauce, fried peppers and onions, capacolla, salami, pepperoni, black olives, mushrooms, spinach, ricotta cheese, etc.....
Basically the kitchen sink model.....and drink ..............all for only $29.50
Finish and retain the entire meal, unassisted, on the premises, in
60 minutes or less and it is yours. (see rules for further info....)
FREE!!
BE THE JUMBOLI CHAMPION!!**

 

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