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There were more than 96m of deli, bread, nuts, cheese and jelly – double the previous record, which a Chicago couple conquered in 2019, in United State.
And merchants donated finger food in Little Falls, 119 kilometers from the state capital Albany. To receive all this food, they had to occupy a baseball field.
A table of deli and snacks occupied an area of more than 90 meters in a park in the US state of New York – Photo: Reproduction / 315 Foodies
One of the organizers of this achievement, Preston Moore, said in an interview with WKTV, a subsidiary of the American network NBC, that “it would be difficult for someone to beat this record.”
“It was great. I mean it was so messy this morning, there was a million different things going on, lots of moving parts, but in the end, we broke the record,” Food said.
Finger dining table in New York breaks the record for the largest in the world – Photo: Reproduction / 315 Foodies
After the official Guinness World Records measurement, the appetizer was divided into portions and distributed to spectators who purchased tickets to participate in the event.
Organizers said the event was held in accordance with state health protocols, such as providing proof of vaccination in order to participate.
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