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"  Remember when typical after-school activities were games like capture the flag, art lessons, or the school play? Well, the times they are a&amp;#039;changing. Last week, 18 North Carolina teens gathered together to eat increasingly disgusting foods \u2014 an event endorsed by the library. More from Delish: World&amp;#039;s Wackiest Food Festivals Organized by a group of local librarians (who also made the gag-inducing foods), last week&amp;#039;s Food Fear Factor was a race through five rounds of creatively disgusting food to make it to the final &amp;quot;Gross-Out&amp;quot; table, where finalists vied to be named champion gastronome of the teens. Some of the foods included were a &amp;quot;Twisted Twinkie&amp;quot; (a regular Twinkie paired with a sauerkraut-filled Twinkie), &amp;quot;Human Dog Food&amp;quot; (refried beans, rice, chilli seasonings, liver pudding, and cocoa puffs), and, the coup de gras at the final table, a plate of SpaghettiOs mixed with lemon-lime Jell-O, olives, and Spam topped with maple syrup and accompanied by a glass of unsweetened grapefruit juice (you have to fit those vitamins in somewhere!). More from Delish: 10 Oversized Restaurant Eating Challenges Thirteen-year-old Vincent Sales won the competition. His prize? Besides a belly full of food and the title of Food Fear Factor Champion, Vincent won a messenger bag, a trophy, and a T-shirt from the library system. &amp;quot;I just like free food, and I like eating, like, gross things,&amp;quot; Vincent told the FayObserver.com. &amp;quot;I almost ate a cockroach once.&amp;quot; Move over, Joey Chestnut, Vincent is well on his way to being a competitive eating champ! What would you eat for a trophy? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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