Naan is a type of Indian flatbread. Honeytop Speciality Foods in Britain recently created what may the largest single piece of naan in the world:
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The record-breaking naan was 10ft by 4ft and has a total area of 40 sq ft - the equivalent of 167 normal size naan breads – and took bakers over five hours to make and 8 staff to carry.
The beast of breads was made using an authentic naan recipe including yoghurt, ghee and Kalonji seeds and weighing more than 40kg and cooked in a specialist tandoori-style oven with the capacity to cook an authentic bread of such magnitude.
Link via J-Walk | Photo: Publican
The image is photoshopped.
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Mmmm... big naan.
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Headline: World's biggest made by world's biggest douchenozzle. That naan could feed an entire village of starving kids. Screw these people.
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oh please... if you have any idea of food manufacturing waste generated to get food in your sanctamonious shopping basket, you are a total hypocritical cretin. Have an idea about what you're talking about before making stupid comments.
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Kryptonian, somewhere I've read that monster food items like this usually ARE donated to charity.
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