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Turkey prepared the World's Largest omelet
In an attempt to promote eggs as a healthy and cheap food source, and celebrate World Egg Day, Turkish chefs managed to set a new world record for the World's Largest Omelet.
50 Turkish cooks, along with 1o chefs whisked 110,010 eggs on a giant fryer, 10 meters in diameter. The omelet took 2.5 hours to cook, but I bet the people involved could think of no better way to celebrate World Egg Day. 432 liters of oil were needed to make this larger-than-life-dish nice and fluffy. The event was staged by the Turkish Egg Producers Association as a way of promoting eggs as a tasty and healthy meal.
The giant omelet weighed 4.4 tons, beating the old record of 3.625 tons, by almost a ton. After the official weighing, the omelet was served to the thousands of by-standers attracted by the smell.
