12 slices of chocolate cake later and we’re SHOCKED at which chain restaurant served up the most impressive dessert of the group!
With most popular casual dining chains like Olive Garden, Longhorn, and Applebee’s offering their own unique take on chocolate cake, we made stops at eight of the most recognizable restaurant chains nearest to us to determine which place is doing it BEST for our fellow chocoholics.
From long-standing fan favorites like Chili’s Molten Chocolate Cake to towering spectacles of richness and decadence like The Great Wall of Chocolate from PF Chang’s, we ate and ranked each chocolate cake according to our personal taste to create the ultimate guide on which chains’ chocolate cake cannot be skipped to complete your meal!
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THE MENU:
- Olive Garden | Black Tie Mousse Cake, Chocolate Lasagna
- Chili’s Molten Chocolate Cake
- Applebee’s Triple Chocolate Meltdown
- Longhorn Steakhouse Chocolate Stampede
- Buffalo Wild Wings Chocolate Fudge Cake
- P.F. Chang’s The Great Wall of Chocolate
- The Cheesecake Factory | Linda’s Fudge, Tower Truffle, Hershey’s, 30th Anniversary
- UNO Pizzeria Delightfully Decadent Chocolate Cake
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Q: How do you not gain weight?
A: Endurance sports (primarily running, cycling and some resistance training) and extreme discipline & sacrifice with our daily diets is how we manage not to gain weight. We eat mostly vegetables, fruits, some whole grains and low fat dairy on the days outside these videos. The calories consumed in a food challenge or mukbang are the only calories consumed that day and sometimes the day following as well seeing our appetites are typically shot from so much food and the thought of eating is very off-putting. Two days out we are back to large amounts of vegetables and increase to maintenance from there. We also often eat most of our days calories in a smaller eating window (we frequently bounce between intermittent fasting & OMAD diet as it just seems to work with our lifestyles and eating preferences). Anyone with a larger than normal stomach capacity like us, the drive to push through the discomfort of a challenge like this, and a basic understanding of energy balance (calories in vs calories out) can do it with enough disciple and intention (not that we recommend it).
Also worth mentioning is that we do not exercise to burn the calories consumed in a video but rather we are able to consume higher calorie diets due to our participation in endurance activities and said discipline with our daily diets.
Q: Can you make a “What I eat in a day” / fitness focused video?
A: While we’re sure that type of video will eventually make its way out there, this is not a health and fitness channel and we intend to primarily focus on indulgent food entertainment. We’re still in the very early stages of establishing ourselves within this genre and we’re constantly experimenting and trying to improve upon our style to make our channel a unique experience. Food is our passion while fitness is our discipline so, while we currently only have the availability to produce one quality piece of content a week, fun food-centered videos is where we’ll be focusing our attention (and trust us, it’s more fun for all of us this way). That’s not to say it will never happen, but it’s not a top priority for us.