The largest egg and spoon race involved 1,445 participants and was achieved by Morecambe Community High School (UK) in Morecambe, Lancashire, UK, on 23 March 2012. Cameron Ball was the winner of the race with a time of 28.59 seconds.
The largest commercially available English breakfast weighs an average of 2.917 kg (6 lb 7 oz) and is available for £10.95 ($17.87) on the menu at Mario’s Cafe Bar, Westhoughton, Bolton, Lancashire, UK, as of 1 December 2009. The breakfast consists of: bacon 408 g, sausages 566 g, eggs 600g, bread 360 g, mushrooms 88 g, black pudding 202 g, beans 255 g and tomatoes 314 g. It has been on the menu since December 2008. If a customer eats all in less than 20
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The world’s largest fishcake was made by ASDA and Young’s Bluecrest weighing 36.65 kg (80.79 lb) and was displayed at the ASDA supermarket, Grimsby, Lincolnshire, UK on 9 October 2003. The width of the fishcake was 8.7 m (28.54 ft) and the height was 8.7 cm (3.42 in)
The largest flapjack weighed 114 kg (251.33) and was created by Trevor Jackson, Philip Allen, and Kay Dawson (all UK) at Jacksons The Bakers Ltd., in Chesterfield, UK on 27 October 2010.
Sam Heath AKA Samsam Bubbleman (UK) created a frozen soap bubble with a volume of 4315.7 cubic cm at the Absolut Vodka Bar, London, UK, on 28 June 2010 The bubble had a diameter of 20.2cm
The largest game of Chinese whispers involved 1,330 children and was organised by BI Worldwide Ltd at The Emirates Stadium, London, United Kingdom, on 11 July 2008. The event was organised by BI Worldwide Ltd in order to raise GBP100,000 for Save the Children and TreeHouse. The children who participated were between 7-11 years old from schools across the UK. The original sentence was “Together we can make a world of difference” which changed to “We’re going to break a world record” to “Everybody is
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The largest game of musical bumps consists of 646 participants and was achieved by Girlguiding Glasgow Brownies (UK) in Glasgow, UK, on 9 March 2014.
The largest game of If You’re Happy and You Know It consisted of 1,128 participants and was achieved at Lister Park, Manningham, Bradford, UK on 7 July 2011. The record was undertaken by children from schools from the Manningham and Toller Council Ward areas of Bradford and organised by West Yorkshire Police and the Positive Bradford Initiative.
The largest game of head, shoulders, knees and toes at multiple venues was achieved by 4,727 participants organised by I CAN (UK) at 45 locations across the UK on 1 March 2011. The event took place at 11 am at all locations.
The largest gathering of people dressed as garden gnomes is 478 and was achieved by BBC Hereford & Worcester (UK) at the Foyer of Malvern Theatres in Worcester, UK, on 18 November 2011. The attempt raised funds for BBC Children in Need.