- Eat Everything In A Grocery Store challenges you to eat all 175 food items across a 4.3M-calorie store.
- Core loop: eat food, build calories, upgrade at the gym, clear every shelf and warehouse pallet.
- Best early upgrades: Hold to Eat first, then Speed and Multi Eat for faster clears.
- Team play: assign separate aisles and a dedicated warehouse player to avoid overlap.
- Hidden goal: search corners and storage areas for the Golden Banana after visible shelves are cleared.
What the Eat Everything Challenge Looks Like
The Eat Everything Challenge in Eat Everything In A Grocery Store drops you and up to 11 other players into a locked supermarket built by Play On Grocery Store. The store holds roughly 4,300,000 calories spread across 175 food items, and your job is simple to describe and demanding to finish: eat everything. Progress comes from clicking or holding to eat, converting food into calories, and spending those calories in the in-game gym on upgrades that make each bite stronger and each route faster.
The challenge gained huge attention through MrBeast's real-world version, where contestants raced through an actual grocery store for a $1,000,000 prize. The Roblox experience translates that energy into a repeatable, upgrade-driven simulator.
Video Highlights:
- The original real-world Eat Everything challenge with a $1,000,000 prize
- Shows the section-by-section clearing strategy the Roblox game rewards
- Demonstrates why prioritizing high-calorie targets beats random wandering
| Store Section | Food Type | Calorie Value | Collection Difficulty |
|---|---|---|---|
| Regular aisles | Shelf food | Varies by item | Easy |
| Warehouse | Pallet food | Varies by item | Medium |
| Open spaces | Large special food | High | Medium |
| Hidden corners | Golden Banana | Food Index value | Hard |
Clear the shelves nearest your spawn before traveling. Most early calorie loss comes from movement, not from eating slowly.
Upgrade Order for the Challenge
Every upgrade in the gym solves a different bottleneck. The right order depends on whether you are running solo, coordinating a team, or chasing the fastest clear time.
| Upgrade | Effect | Priority | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hold to Eat | Eating continues while input is held | High | Every play style, especially new players |
| Speed | Faster movement around the store | High | Solo routes and fast completion |
| Multi Eat | More food consumed per action | High | Dense shelves and large targets |
| Calories | Higher calorie gain per food | Medium-High | Long farming sessions |
| Reach | Eat from greater distance | Medium | Crowded shelves, awkward targets |
Solo Build
- Hold to Eat early for consistency
- Speed to shorten aisle travel
- Multi Eat for dense shelf clusters
Team Build
- Speed to reach assigned sections fast
- Reach to claim targets without blocking teammates
- Multi Eat to finish your zone quickly
Speedrun Build
- Multi Eat when eating is slower than movement
- Speed when travel dominates the run
- Calories only if it unlocks stronger upgrades sooner
Do not spread points across every upgrade early. Fix your single biggest bottleneck first, whether that is clicking fatigue, travel time, or bite size.
Step-by-Step Challenge Route
A fast clear is built on continuous movement, short routes, and minimal waiting. Follow this sequence whether you play alone or with a full server.
Divide the Store Into Sections
Split the market into connected zones: shelf aisles, warehouse pallets, and open special-food areas. Finish one compact area fully before moving on so you never backtrack through cleared ground.
Eat Nearby High-Value Targets First
Start with the highest-calorie items close to your path. Skip distant targets if several valuable items can be cleared together where you already stand.
Upgrade Between Sections
Return to the gym at natural transition points. Spend calories on the upgrade that removes your current bottleneck rather than hoarding resources.
Clear the Warehouse as One Route
Treat the warehouse as its own section. Enter it when your route naturally brings you close, and clear it in a single dedicated pass instead of switching back and forth.
Finish With a Cleanup Sweep
Use one final continuous pass for low-calorie leftovers, isolated items, and the hidden Golden Banana. Do not re-search sections you already verified.
The fastest clears lose time to direction changes, not slow eating. Plan your section order before the run begins and stick to it.
Food Priority Tier List
Not every food deserves a detour. Rank targets by calorie value, eating speed, access difficulty, and how well they pair with your current upgrades.
| Tier | Phase | Food Category | Strategy |
|---|---|---|---|
| S | Mid-Late | High-calorie food | Cluster several nearby S-tier items into one route segment |
| A | Early-Mid | Fast-to-eat food | Keep momentum when high-value targets need a long detour |
| B | All | Easy-access shelf food | Eat when directly on your path to remove search time |
| C | Cleanup | Low-calorie or isolated food | Collect last, or only when required to finish the store |
Never leave after clearing the visible aisles. The Golden Banana hides in corners, storage spaces, and spots off the main shelf route, so schedule a deliberate search during your cleanup sweep.
Multiplayer Roles and Leaderboard Play
Teamwork multiplies clear speed only when players eat different targets at the same time. Stacking everyone on one shelf wastes the server's combined throughput.
| Role | Assignment | Coordination Tip |
|---|---|---|
| Aisle players | One shelf group or aisle cluster each | Do not cross into a teammate's zone until yours is done |
| Warehouse player | All pallet food in one route | Report when the warehouse is clear |
| Priority eater | High-calorie special targets | Focus together only when one target needs concentrated eating |
For the two main leaderboards, Calories Eaten rewards sustained high-value eating and smart Calories upgrades, while Fastest Store Cleared rewards a fixed section order with zero backtracking. Record which section costs you the most time each attempt and fix that section next run.
Eat Everything Challenge Checklist:
- Unlock Hold to Eat and Speed upgrades
- Clear every regular aisle without backtracking
- Complete the warehouse in one dedicated pass
- Find the hidden Golden Banana
- Record your clear time and trim the slowest section
FAQ
Q: How do I start the Eat Everything challenge in Eat Everything In A Grocery Store?
Join the official Roblox game page, spawn inside the supermarket, and begin clicking or holding the eat input near food. Eat nearby shelves first, convert food into calories, and spend them at the gym before pushing deeper into the store.
Q: What is the best first upgrade?
Hold to Eat is the strongest first purchase for almost every player because it removes repeated clicking and keeps consumption consistent. Follow it with Speed if travel between aisles is your main slowdown, or Multi Eat if eating actions are the bottleneck.
Q: Where is the Golden Banana?
The Golden Banana is a hidden Food Index collectible placed in a less obvious location, such as corners or storage areas away from the main shelf route. It requires a deliberate search during your final cleanup sweep rather than normal aisle clearing.
Q: Is team play faster than solo for clearing the store?
Yes, when roles are assigned. Give each player separate aisles, dedicate one player to the warehouse, and coordinate high-calorie targets. Multiplayer only helps when players eat different targets simultaneously instead of stacking on the same food.