Bring up three pairs of people. Have one person in each pair sit in a chair and take off one shoe and sock. Now have the other person in the team lay on the ground. Place a napkin next to them, with around 10 - 15 Cheetos cheese snacks.The object of the game is to have the person with...

Prepare some oatmeal, warmed, not too hot. Buy two packages of pantyhose and cut them in half so you have four individual legs.Ask the crowd who’s hungry. Bring up 3 or 4 volunteers and inform them that they’ll be able to eat something in a moment . . . but first, they have to put on their “eating apparel.”...

This can be a relay, but I play it as an up-front game involving 6-8 people. Great game for a guys against girls night.Put together 2 bags of miscellaneous food items. They must have the same amount of items in each bag. Some items could be: a package of unsweetened Kool-Aid, a candy bar, soda, a can of sardines,...

Lay plastic on the floor for this gross up-front game and set up so everyone can see.Have pairs lie down head to head and feed ice cream to the person behind them. The first team to empty their bowls wins. This gets messy only on the fed person's face…and neck…and chest.You may want to make sure you've got live...

File this in the "fun with a blender" category!Go to McDonald's and pick up 3 Happy Meals (the manager may even donate them if he appreciates youth work). Pre-pick 3 willing contestants and bring them up front. (Make sure you follow "Jonathan's Seven Sins of Game Leading" tips here- especially #2- being prepared and #7- making sure the entire...

Get 3 or 4 brave volunteers with strong stomachs who race to eat a bowl of green oatmeal the fastest. This is best if recorded on camera and projected on the big screen. Award a first, second and third place so all contestants keep eating til done.When they finish have one of your staff ask, "Hey ‘Jonathan,' where do...