Cadbury's Creme Egg in giant form, and 5 other massive meals
How excited are you for Easter? One of the highlights for lots of us are the chocolate eggs.Well this year chocolate makers Cadbury's have unveiled what they say is the world's largest Creme Egg.The company says at 90 cm tall it's roughly the same height as an emperor penguin, and weighs 45kg, as much new born horse. It's real chocolate but sadly nobody gets to eat the egg. Instead it will be on display at Cadbury World's chocolate-making zone until 27 April.It also us us thinking about some other massive meals, so keep reading to see what else is on the list.
Largest sandwich
The largest sandwich ever made weighed a whopping 2,467.5 kg - was 3.6m long and wide, and almost half a metre thick!What fillings would you put in it? Well the makers decided to go with mustard, corned beef, cheese, and lettuce.This record was set in Michigan on 17 March 2005.
Biggest pizza
The largest pizza ever made according to Guinness World Records measures 1,296.72 m²!It was made in Los Angeles in the United States on 19 January 2023.The ingredients for this pizza included 6,193 kilograms of dough, 2,244 kilograms of sweet marinara sauce, 3,992 kilograms of cheese and roughly 630,496 pepperoni slices.
Biggest baguette
On May 5, 2024, French bakers in Suresnes, near Paris, reclaimed the Guinness World Record for the longest baguette.Their loaf measured 140.53 meters (461 feet) long, beating the previous record held by Italy.
Largest omelette
This very unusual title was achieved in Portugal on 11 August 2012, using 145,000 eggs, 880 lbs of oil and 220 lbs of butter. It took a team of 55 people, 6 hours to make the omelette, using a ginormous pan which measured more than 10 metres across.
Longest ever cake
The longest cake ever made measured 5,300m and was the handiwork of the Bakers Association Kerala in India in January 2020Huge as it was though, it didn't take long for this crowd to polish it off! It was all eaten within 10 mins - wowee!
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