7 Largest Foods That Are Probably Bigger Than Your Apartment

8/23/2019

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History Story: 7 Largest Foods That Are Probably Bigger Than Your Apartment

Have you ever dreamt of a pizza the size of your biggest blanket? Or a sandwich? However, these people have gone even further by creating the biggest foods in the world! Check out these 7 record-breaking dishes created to get in the Guinness World Records. Bon Reading!

#1 Hamburger

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Do you like hamburgers? If yes, probably you will be glad to know that the largest hamburger was created in Germany on 9 July 2017. It weighed 2,566 pounds and consisted of three meat patties, tomatoes, lettuce, cucumbers, onions, hamburger sauce, and a bun. Just imagine how good it was!

#2 Pizza

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Burleson, Texas, USA, can boast of the largest pizza created on 26 May 2018. It had an area of 1.98 m² (21 ft² 48 in²). Bet this pizza can’t fit through your door. However, you can try such a pizza at Moontower Pizza Bar.

#3 Omelette

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Breakfast, anyone? It doesn’t matter whether you like boiled or scrambled eggs, this 14,225-pound omelette can leave no one indifferent. It was cooked by 55 people during 6 hours in Santarém, Portugal, on 11 August 2012. For this attempt, the omelette used 145,000 eggs, 880 lbs of oil and 220 lbs of butter. How many breakfasts do you need to eat such a dish?

#4 Cheesecake

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Who doesn't love cheesecake, right? Even Russians do. The world's largest cheesecake was created by Cheeseberry Company in Stavropol, Russia. It weighed 9,347 pounds and measured 2.8 m (9 ft 2 in) in diameter, and 0.85 m (2 ft 9 in) tall. The cheesecake was a present for the city's 240th birthday.

#5 Jaffa Cake

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We have great news for those who have a sweet tooth! The world's largest Jaffa Cake was baked in London in 2017. This mouth-watering cake measured a whopping 124 cm (4 ft 0.8 in) wide and had a surface area of 1.207 m2 (13 ft 2). The bakers used 5.6 kg of eggs, 6.1 kg of butter, 6.1 kg of caster sugar, 6.1 kg of self-raising flour and 200 g of vanilla.

#6 Cup Of Soft Drink

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The largest cup of soft drink contained 17,908.60 liters in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, USA, on 20 August, 2017. Probably that is just what you need during a hot summer day. 8 people filled the cup just under 3 hours. The drink was distributed to the public immediately following the event.

#7 Ice Cream Cone

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Let’s continue with our topic about summer treats. Norway’s popular family-run ice-cream company Hennig-Olsen created the world's tallest ice-cream cone in 2015. It is 3.08 meter high. The giant cone weighed almost a tonne and was able to contain 1,080 liters of ice-cream — enough for 10,800 people to have two scoops each. This is how a childhood dream came true!

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14 Comments

Jean Stulcke

Sounds like a waste of good food. What do they do with it afterwards...feed the whole town.They don’t say how much it costs to do it.

Julie Domaille

I might give the jaffa cake a go 😁 but in all good conscience, people starving in the world, wasted food is a crime against humanity

Bill Sieg

Stupidity is still out there in all its glory.

werma

Excess in any form doesn't appeal to me.

David Heinz

I once ate a one pound (after cooking) cheeseburger with a huge bun, lettuce, tomatoes, pickles and fried onions and three quarters of a pound of French fries plus a couple of coke’s. I ate all of it. I had not eaten breakfast. This was my lunch. At the restaurant where I ate this, you got it free if you could finish it all.