#Lulu bakery professional#
I have been doing food challenges since 2010, for over 11 years now, and I’ve been a professional eater since October 2013 (that is when I retired from the construction industry). I do want to make it clear though that I am not celebrating or “happy” about Lulu’s closing entirely. It would be inauthentic of me to say I didn’t get a little excited about the manager no longer having a job there – the condescending one who kicked us all out and called the police over the possibility of a totally free video being published on our channels that would positively promote Lulu’s food and culture to people in the San Antonio community and potential visitors all around the world. More importantly, lots of people have been letting me know about the closure, with a “celebratory” undertone. That post is coming soon!! I felt this topic was worth writing about because it’s the #1 video on both YouTube (8.3 million views) and Facebook (7.7 million views). Many of my posts will answer common questions people wonder, such as what I’ll do after getting food challenge victory #1000.
One of the reasons I revamped this website was so I could blog about current affairs and discuss relevant topics as they arose.
#Lulu bakery full#
To learn the full story, if you haven’t already watched the video, check it out below, and listen to the other 3 preceding stories too. Final story #4 featured Lulu’s Bakery & Café, where I gave an unbiased report of the events leading up to myself, the group I was with, and more than 7 families who came to watch and meet us, all being kicked out of Lulu’s and police escorted off the premises. Many people have commented or messaged me about the closure, because of the video I posted back in May 2020, entitled 4 Times I’ve Been CHEATED By Food Challenge Restaurants!! I recounted four times where I got cheated by food challenge restaurants who either added A LOT more food than they should have, specifically so that I would lose, or just didn’t let me attempt the challenge at all.
They closed down in March 2020 because of Covid-19, saying it was temporary, but now they have confirmed that the closure is permanent. They for years hosted a 12-minute chicken fried steak challenge which went viral around the internet multiple times. Lulu’s was featured on Man v Food: San Antonio, Texas because of their over-the-top 3lb cinnamon rolls and chicken fried steak. People interested can pick up some old memorabilia, kitchen equipment, and/or other things (old t-shirts) available to remember Lulu’s by.
Media outlets around the area picked up the story because Lulu’s is selling almost all of the restaurant equipment and decorations via an online auction. A few days ago, Lulu’s Bakery & Café in San Antonio, Texas announced it was closing permanently.
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