Food Records

A man from Norway got his name in the Guinness World Records by eating the maximum amount of oatmeal ever recorded, within a minute.

From consuming large quantities of food in minutes to awe-inspiring balance acts, these records showcase human determination and skills in different ways.

A video posted on the Guinness World Records Instagram page shows a blindfolded Mr. Wong chopping tomatoes with incredible speed and precision.

Wallace Wong, also known as the "Six Pack Chef", broke the world record for the most garlic sliced in 30 seconds.

Pakistan man sets Guinness World Record for opening drink cans, not with hands, but by crushing them with his head.

A new champion in the men's category after long, and a new record in the women's category, here is everything that happened in the 2024 Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest.

According to the official Instagram hadle of Guinness World Records, the person, named Andre Ortolf, crushed 44 walnuts with his teeth in just a minute.

While many people on the internet lauded this world record feat, a some were surprised to learn such records also exist. Read on.

"Chase gobbled down hot sauce at a Taco Bell in Dallas, Texas," an Instagram post by the Guinness World Record read.

Jeffery S. Fouke Jr says gathering this record-breaking collection of Coca-Cola items was his "therapy for years."

This colossal cone weighed almost a tonne and had the capacity to hold 1,080 litres of ice cream. Find out more below.

France now holds the record for the world's longest baguette. A group of 18 bakers worked to win this title. Find out more below.

Microartist Shashikant Prajapati carved the spoon from a single piece of wood using a craft knife and a surgical tool.

Camper Van: The clip opens to the man saying, "Hum hain retired couple aur humne shuru ki hai apne life ki second inning. [We are a retired couple and we have started the second inning of our life]."

Aaron Nienaber achieved this feat in December last year, by throwing a tortilla 119 feet 3 inches (36.34 m) away. But the internet is not too impressed.

A man from Norway got his name in the Guinness World Records by eating the maximum amount of oatmeal ever recorded, within a minute.

From consuming large quantities of food in minutes to awe-inspiring balance acts, these records showcase human determination and skills in different ways.

A video posted on the Guinness World Records Instagram page shows a blindfolded Mr. Wong chopping tomatoes with incredible speed and precision.

Wallace Wong, also known as the "Six Pack Chef", broke the world record for the most garlic sliced in 30 seconds.

Pakistan man sets Guinness World Record for opening drink cans, not with hands, but by crushing them with his head.

A new champion in the men's category after long, and a new record in the women's category, here is everything that happened in the 2024 Nathan's Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest.

According to the official Instagram hadle of Guinness World Records, the person, named Andre Ortolf, crushed 44 walnuts with his teeth in just a minute.

While many people on the internet lauded this world record feat, a some were surprised to learn such records also exist. Read on.

"Chase gobbled down hot sauce at a Taco Bell in Dallas, Texas," an Instagram post by the Guinness World Record read.

Jeffery S. Fouke Jr says gathering this record-breaking collection of Coca-Cola items was his "therapy for years."

This colossal cone weighed almost a tonne and had the capacity to hold 1,080 litres of ice cream. Find out more below.

France now holds the record for the world's longest baguette. A group of 18 bakers worked to win this title. Find out more below.

Microartist Shashikant Prajapati carved the spoon from a single piece of wood using a craft knife and a surgical tool.

Camper Van: The clip opens to the man saying, "Hum hain retired couple aur humne shuru ki hai apne life ki second inning. [We are a retired couple and we have started the second inning of our life]."

Aaron Nienaber achieved this feat in December last year, by throwing a tortilla 119 feet 3 inches (36.34 m) away. But the internet is not too impressed.