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World's longest tiramisu breaks record in London

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Over 100 Italian pastry chefs assembled the world's longest tiramisu at Chelsea Old Town Hall in London, measuring more than 440 square metres. The record-breaking dessert required 19,000 eggs, two tonnes of mascarpone, 400 kilograms of sugar and 128,000 biscuits, taking five hours to assemble after two days of preparation. Guinness World Records judges officially confirmed the achievement as the largest tiramisu ever made.

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World's longest tiramisu breaks record in London

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More than 100 Italian pastry chefs teamed up to create the longest tiramisu in the world over the weekend. The massive dessert clocked in at over 440 square metres, created using 19,000 eggs, two tonnes of mascarpone, 400 kilograms of sugar and 128,000 biscuits. Taking around 5 hours to a symbol after two days of preparation, crowds gathered at Chelsea Old Town Hall in London to watch judges from the Guinness World Records confirm it was, in fact, the largest ever tiramisu mate. That's a pretty good egg. Do you want that now? Absolutely. Would you like it? Absolutely. With a big dollop of cream.

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