An Ontario eatery attempted a Guinness World Record by preparing a massive ground beef kebab wrap that ended up measuring 81 feet long.
Smokies BBQ on Ottawa Street in Windsor took on the record for the longest ground beef kebab wrap on Wednesday, ending with an 81-foot wrap.
If the attempt is approved by Guinness World Records, the eatery will become the first to hold the record.
“We’re the first to attempt this,” Smokies owner Tigran Kadevchyan told the Windsor Star. “So I feel like we set the bar pretty high. Eighty feet is not bad, you know what I mean? And there is still room to grow and we’ll come back stronger again.”
Kadevchyan said he had hoped the wrap would reach 100 feet long, but it the record attempt was performed with minimal preparation and didn’t account for shrinkage from cooking.
He said the eatery is already planning to beat their own record next year, with an aim toward making a 200-foot wrap.
The massive kebab wrap was sliced into 1-foot portions and served to the public after measuring.
