(NBC News) The 2019 Xtreme Eating Awards are out, highlighting what the Center for Science in the Public Interest describes as nutritional nightmares.

Most of our award winners had a least an entire days calories, says CSPI senior nutritionist Lindsay Moyer.

Most people wouldnt consume four double cheeseburgers from Burger King, and a large Coke all at once, but its the caloric equivalent of one order of Top Golfs Injectible Donut Holes.

The Cheesecake Factorys Cinnamon Roll Pancakes clock in a 2,000 calories and 33 teaspoons of sugar.

Thats like eating 11 Krispy Kreme glazed donuts, Moyer notes.

And its not just sweets.

Jimmy Johns 16-inch Gargantuan sub has more than 7,000 milligrams of sodium.

The big problem is over time, consuming a steady diet of these meals, or even typical restaurant food, raises the risk of obesity, Type 2 diabetes and heart diseases, Moyer warns.

The Cheesecake Factory issued a statement saying in part that many guests want to celebrate and not be concerned with calories. Others want to share their dish.

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