Sal Carbone is a pizza-eating machine, any way he slices it. Organizers
said the Brooklyn man wolfed down a tad more than 15 slices to beat his
own record, 15, in a competitive chowdown Sunday.
Carbone also won last year's installment of the annual contest at Rocco's Pizzeria. The event raises money for the child-welfare organization MercyFirst.
Five pizza eaters faced off Sunday. Contest co-founder and Rocco's co-owner Joseph Loccisano said runner-up William Millender powered through about 12 1/4 slices.
Loccisano said the contest brought in about $4,000 for MercyFirst. It runs group homes and other services for about 4,000 children, teenagers and families in New York City and on Long Island.
Carbone also won last year's installment of the annual contest at Rocco's Pizzeria. The event raises money for the child-welfare organization MercyFirst.
Five pizza eaters faced off Sunday. Contest co-founder and Rocco's co-owner Joseph Loccisano said runner-up William Millender powered through about 12 1/4 slices.
Loccisano said the contest brought in about $4,000 for MercyFirst. It runs group homes and other services for about 4,000 children, teenagers and families in New York City and on Long Island.
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