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Home » Strongman News » Did Strongman Eddie Hall Just Eat the Entire McDonald's Menu in an Hour?

Did Strongman Eddie Hall Just Eat the Entire McDonald’s Menu in an Hour?

Hall and company devoured seventeen McDonald's meals.

Written by Terry Ramos
Last updated on April 3rd, 2025

Despite not competing at the highest levels of strongman since winning the 2017 World’s Strongest Man (WSM) contest, Eddie Hall still continues to captivate a global audience with gluttonous feats like a 22,000-calorie burger-eating challenge that only massive strongmen seem capable of.

On June 30, 2024, Hall shared his latest eating adventure: gorging the entire McDonald’s menu with Turkish YouTuber Tuna Tavus. Check it out below: 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWxjKll6Wuk&ab_channel=EddieHallTheBeast

[Related: Here’s What 100 Calories of Fast Food Actually Looks Like According to Fitness Influencer Will Tennyson]

Eddie Hall’s McDonald’s Menu Breakdown

There are 18,794 calories in the entire McDonald’s menu, according to Hall’s calorie calculations. Below is a detailed breakdown of the calorie counts: 

  • Burgers — 7,526 calories
  • Seventeen Portions of Fries — 7,548 calories
  • Drinks — 3,720 calories
  • Total — 18,794 calories

Hall and Tuna Tavus ordered the complete McDonald’s menu, including a selection of burgers and chicken sandwiches and 17 large fries. Here’s the breakdown of the food menu: 

  • A Large Big Mac Meal
  • Quarter Pounder with Cheese
  • Double Quarter Pounder with Cheese
  • A McCrispy
  • A McSpicy
  • A McChicken Sandwich
  • Filet-O-Fish
  • McPlant
  • Triple Cheeseburger
  • Double Cheeseburger
  • Bacon Double Cheeseburger
  • Vegetable Deluxe
  • The Hat Trick
  • Eight Barbecue Sauces
  • Eight Ketchups

And the drink orders:

  • Coca-Cola Zero
  • Fanta Zero
  • Oasis Zero
  • Bright Zero
  • Diet Coke
  • Coca-Cola Classic
  • Banana Milkshake
  • Chocolate Milkshake
  • Strawberry Milkshake
  • Vanilla Milkshake
  • Tropicana Orange Juice
  • Bottle of Water
  • Robinsons Fruit Juice
  • Fruit Shoot
  • Organic Milk
  • Semi Skimmed Milk
  • Three more Chocolate Milkshakes
  • Frappes

The total cost of the order was £116.96 (or $149.54 USD). Before timing themselves during the eating challenge, Tuna Tavus glanced at the items and inquired, “How many hours to burn this on cardio?” Hall jokingly replied, “Half an hour.”

Starting with the Burgers

Hall started with a double quarter-pounder with cheese. Tavus opened with a quarter-pounder with cheese. Hall dips his burger in bacon sauce and ketchup. After consuming many burgers, Hall felt the effects.

My jaw’s hurting from chewing so much.

Tavus sampled the veggie burger, which he found tasted surprisingly like chicken. Hall deemed the Filet-O-Fish reminiscent of his mother’s delicious fish finger sandwich. Upon tasting the McPlant, Hall appreciated the flavor despite it not being beef. 

Milkshakes & Fries

Thirty minutes into their meal, Hall and Tavus finished the burgers and moved on to the milkshakes and fries. Tavus remarked that consuming so many fries made them feel akin to eating paper.

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They found it challenging to finish their last items. Eventually, getting through the fries and drinks, Hall stopped the clock at one hour, four minutes, and roughly 30 seconds.

“We had 17 meals from McDonald’s. Every single burger on the menu as a meal. Done ticked off in an hour,” Hall expressed.

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Featured image: @eddiehallwsm on Instagram

About Terry Ramos

As a personal trainer and writer, Terry loves changing lives through coaching and the written word. Terry has a B.S. in Kinesiology and is an American College of Sports Medicine Certified Personal Trainer. Find out more about Terry's training services here: terrys-training.ck.page/b777772623

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