An Australian restaurant set a Guinness World Record by making 549.75kg of kebabs and French fries to feed festival attendees.
King Kebab House, based in Campbelltown, New South Wales, Australia, opened the region’s street festival with 299.3 kg of unfried fries and 589.6 kg of raw chicken and beef.
After the meal was cooked, the restaurant distributed 299.6 kg of kebabs and 250.3 kg of French fries to the participants, which were arranged on several tables arranged together on the spot, which totaled more than 300 feet in length.
The meal set the Guinness World Record for the world’s largest serving of doner kebab meat and chips.
King Kebab House owner and operator Meulana Sufsi told Guinness World Records that the Campbelltown community had been very supportive of her business over the years and it was a great way to say thank you and give something back to the area.
