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EPUB Edition 2016
ISBN: 9780062341907
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People do eggs- traordinary things
with their food!
Corey Perras from Canada
set the record for most eggs
cracked in hour
using one hand
3,031.
Do you like a big breakfast?
In South Africa, Kelloggs made
the largest bowl of cereal.
It held pounds of cornflakes!
Mike Cuzzacrea from New York
took his breakfast on the road.
He ran the fastest marathon
while flipping a pancake.
It took him hours, minutes,
and seconds to finish the race.
Martina Servaty from Germany
used her feet in a different way.
She squeezed the most grape juice
in minutes with her feet 5.36
gallons.
A good cup of coffee in the morning
can take Martin Bacon far fast!
Martin, from the United Kingdom,
built the fastest coffee- powered car.
It goes more than miles per hour!
In 2012, a total of 1,400 people
got hands- on with salad
at the same time in Singapore.
Thats the most people
tossingsalad!
A communications company in
the Netherlands called DENK
made the largest bowl ofsoup.
It was 7,042 gallons.
Thats a big lunch!
A big grilled- cheese sandwich
would taste good with that soup.
The Cabot Creamery of Vermont made
the worlds largest grilled sandwich.
It weighed pounds!
There is no such thing
as a free lunch....
The most expensive hot dog
cost $169 in Seattle, Washington.
It had fancy toppings,
like caviar and truffles!
The most expensive hamburger,
meanwhile, cost $5,000 in Oregon!
Dont forget to order
in advance, though.
It takes two days to prepare!
A movie theater in Croatia
made the largest box of popcorn.
It was 1,857 cubic feet.
A big snack for the big screen!
The oldest candy shop in the world
has been open since 1827.
Its name, appropriately, is
The Oldest Sweet Shop in England.
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