Wednesday, 5 December 2012

Biggest Chocolate Crepe Cake


Gus Kazakos, owner of Opa Gyros and Crepes, built a 300 pounds, 40 inches tall French crepe cake-setting the new world record for the Biggest Chocolate Crepe Cake. The Biggest Chocolate Crepe Cake consisted of 120 pounds of flour, 140 eggs, 80 liters of milk, 80 pounds of chocolate, 40 pounds of bananas and an equal measure of strawberries.
Nancy Tratta a visitor from Braddock said that the cake was just too excellent  as it melted in the mouth  as it was  slight and fluffy. Gus Kazakos built the tower by stacking individually made crepes the size and shape of pizzas on top of each other - all 510 of them. The Biggest Chocolate Crepe Cake have been taller yet, but Kazakos decided not to add the last 20 crepes to his wobbly masterpiece. As a finishing touch, Kazakos stood on a picnic table and emptied a can of whipped cream atop it. Then he engaged in a whipped-cream fight with his daughter.
Kazakos unveiled his giant pastry concoction  in front of 200 persons on the Ninth Street Boardwalk. He spent anxious moments stabilizing the tower of food with both hands while vacationers snapped photos. Kazakos, who grew up working in his father's restaurant in Drama, Greece, said he set a sweet, albeit unsanctioned, world record. He is charged about the idea of making crepe cakes and is ambitious enough to beat his own records next year.
He asked the crowd if they were hungry and  then sliced the confection into pizza shaped slices  to serve the visitors.  The inspiration behind  Kazakos  to have set such a master  Crepe cake is because he himself and his family are avid  crepe lovers and that has something  got him into create this gigantic marvel. Kazakos refrained from adding the 20 crepes further as he feared  that as the chocolate had started melting  the entire thing would come down. Both Kazakos  and his assistants had been tirelessly working for a couple of days to come up with this huge structure.
The Biggest Chocolate Crepe cake weighed  300 pounds and counted to 510 stacks measured 40 inches in height was s et by Gus Kazakos at Ocean City,New Jersey,United States of America on August 10, 2008.

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