Could You Take Down Mister Bagel’s 5-Pound Breakfast Pizza Challenge?

Recently, we told you about the crazy 30-inch “Gridiron” Team Pizza Challenge at End Zone Pizza & Deli in Augusta, but Maine has another food challenge that’s just as wild, but this one is all about breakfast.

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Over at Mister Bagel in Portland, hungry customers can take on a massive 18-inch breakfast pizza weighing in at a whopping 5 pounds and try to finish the whole thing in just 30 minutes. It’s a challenge that sounds simple enough… until you see what’s actually piled onto this breakfast beast.

The popular Forest Avenue bagel shop is putting big appetites to the test with a pizza loaded with everything you’d expect from a serious morning chow down. The challenge starts with 1.5 pounds of dough and is topped with 12–16 ounces of homemade cream cheese, split between two flavors: half garlic cream cheese and half jalapeño cream cheese.

But here comes the meat! The pizza is also covered with four diced sausage patties, ham pieces, bacon bits, mozzarella, and provolone cheese. Basically, Mister Bagel took all the best parts of breakfast and turned them into one giant pizza.

There’s no white sausage gravy on this one, but with five pounds of cheesy, meaty breakfast goodness in front of you, you probably won’t be missing much.

The challenge costs $36, but if you can finish the entire pizza before the 30-minute timer runs out, you’ll get the meal for free. You’ll also earn a Mister Bagel T-shirt and a spot on the restaurant’s Wall of Fame.

Think you’re ready to go for the record? Mister Bagel also offers an extra incentive for the speed eaters out there, beat the current fastest completion time and you’ll win a $100 cash prize.

The challenge is only available at the original Mister Bagel location on Forest Avenue in Portland. Since the shop can get busy, it’s a good idea to call ahead and make sure they can set you up for your breakfast showdown.

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Thanks to our great listeners we were able to compile a list of many of Maine's great restaurants, cafes, pubs and bakeries that are worth a long drive to get to.

These great spots can be found across Central and Northen Maine.

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