London tiramisu breaks the Guinness World Record. At 1,445ft, a dessert fit for a king
Mastermind Mirko Ricci reclaimed his Guinness title with a royal twist, topping the world’s longest tiramisu with a literal gold crown.
theprint.inHere’s the latest on the Guinness World Record tiramisu in London:
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A London event, led by Italian chefs, key organizers and the EshareLife Foundation, successfully set a new Guinness World Record for the longest tiramisu, measuring 440.6 meters (1,445 feet) and built at Chelsea Old Town Hall over two days. This broke the previous 273.5-meter record set in Milan in 2019. [BBC: World’s longest tiramisu record broken in London] [BBC: London tiramisu record coverage confirms the 1,445 ft length][1][3]
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The creation involved around 50,000 ladyfingers, multiple thousands of eggs, and the standard tiramisu recipe scaled up to an enormous format, with judges verifying consistency and edibility throughout. [BBC: World’s longest tiramisu record broken in London][3][5]
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Media coverage highlighted that the event was a collaboration between Italian chefs and UK partners, with charitable fundraising and cultural celebration at its core. [BBC: World’s longest tiramisu record broken in London][4][3]
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If you’d like, I can pull up a concise timeline of when the record was pursued, the key milestones during the build, and official Guinness confirmation notes, or summarize how London’s record compares to the Milan previous record. [BBC: World’s longest tiramisu record broken in London][3]
Illustration: London’s giant tiramisu at Chelsea Old Town Hall, assembled by more than 100 chefs, with a long, layered cake extending across the venue. [image placeholder: not available here]
Would you like a quick side-by-side table comparing the London record length to the previous Milan record, plus a link list to main coverage sources?