The World Record of making ‘largest biscuit’ in the world has been achieved by the Immaculate Baking Company from Flat Rock, North Carolina, USA.
The area of this gigantic biscuit was more than 750 sq. meters (more than 8000 sq. feet). It weighed 18 tones (40,000 lb) and had a diameter of 30.7 m (101 ft). The flavour of the biscuit was chocolate chip cookie.
The World Record of ‘biggest chocolate bar mosaic’ has been achieved by Kangaroo Flat supermarket from Bendigo, Victoria, Australia.
on the occasion of Easter; 21.62 square metre Chocolate Bar Mosaic was made by strategically placing more than 1000 blocks of Woolworths Select chocolate bars at the front of the Kangaroo Flat supermarket.
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The World Record of ‘biggest chocolate bar mosaic’ was achieved by MySwissChocolate.ch from Zurich, Switzerland.
As on 14 February 2011 on the occasion of on Valentine’s Day; 18.35 square metre Chocolate Bar Mosaic was made at Zurich Airport, Switzerland.
The World Record of making Longest Toy Snake has been achieved by Hastings Community House Victoria from Australia.
As on February 24, 2013 a 1768.8 metres long toy Snake made up of wool and material was displayed at the Hastings Hall during the Westernport Festival.
The World Record of making smallest shoe pair has been achieved by Huang Xiao Yong from Hong Kong, China.
Mr. Xiao Yong has made the world’s smallest shoe pair that measured 3.8 millimeters long, 1.8 millimeters wide and 2.2 millimeters high. He has Thirty-five pairs of mini shoes of various sizes in his collection.
Previous World Records:
The World Record of making smallest shoe pair was achieved by Osamu Morita from Tokiyo, Japan. Mr. Morita made the shoe pair measuring 5 millimeters long, 2 millimeters wide and 2.5 millimeters high.
The World Record of making smallest shoe pair was achieved by Ram Kumar from India. He had made mini shoes measuring 1.3 cm.
The World Record of making ‘Smallest Functional Cine Reel Projector’ has been achieved by Mr. Bariki Chandra Sekhar from Yemmiganur, Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh, India.
As on May 27, 2013; this world’s smallest functional Cine reel projector measured 4 cm length, 5 cm width and 2 cm height. Mr. Chandra Sekhar has made it by using empty match box, bobbins and wires.
The World Record of making ‘smallest disposable camera’ has been achieved by Fraunhofer Institute from Germany.
This world’s smallest disposable camera measures one (1) cubic millimetre (about the size of a coarse grain of salt). This freakish sized camera with 0.06 megapixels resolution is meant to be disposed off after one medical procedure.
