KEBAB fan Des Breakey is a chomping champ after wolfing down four a day for a month for charity.
He consumed 250,000 calories during his 31-day “Kebabathon” — and even skipped a turkey roast so he could make room for them on Christmas Day.
Engineer Dan, 36, usually eats three kebabs a week but said this 124-meal challenge hurt him both psychologically and physically.
It was Dan’s second charity scoff after wolfing down 60 kebabs in a month in 2020.
His latest effort has so far raised more than £1,000 for a children’s hospice.
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Dad-of-two Dan, from Manchester, said: “It’s very much an accomplishment. But I’m not doing it again. This is my final dance. I’m now retiring.
“It was a breeze for the first two weeks. But the last two weeks it got a bit messy, not just physically but psychologically as well.
“There was pressure on getting there — I had to do it. I couldn’t let them down.
“But to be honest, I’m already planning to go out with my mates next week. I’ll never stop eating kebabs.”
