Author: Asia Book of Records Team

Hotel Royal Plaza on Scotts, Singapore, set a record for baking the longest Strawberry cake. The cake measuring 52.1 m long was baked for the project entitled ‘Share The Love’ by the hotel to celebrate Valentine’s Day and its pieces were sold at $5 each for charity, as confirmed on April 26,2023.

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McDonald’s of Jurong Point, Singapore, set a record for installing the largest burger sculpture. The sculpture measuring 3.3 m x 3.4 m and 2.9 m high is installed to mark the relaunching of the McDonald’s Quarter Pounder and Double Quarter Pounder burgers in the menu, as confirmed on April 26, 2023.

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Gallop Stable of Horsecity, Singapore, set a record of organising an open house where horses were treated with the largest cake. The cake measuring 11m x 5m was made of carrots and hay. Human visitors also enjoyed a wide variety of activities, including rides and games, as confirmed on April 25, 2023.

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SINGAPORE – Singapore’s largest funeral parlour, which is also South-east Asia’s first solar-powered one, began operations on Saturday in Woodlands, as the Republic prepares to meet an anticipated rise in demand for after-death facilities and services. The nine-storey Woodlands Memorial complex, located in Woodlands Industrial Park, features 14 non-denominational halls of varying sizes that can accommodate groups ranging from 60 people to a maximum of 1,000 when the halls are combined. The 24-hour facility spanning 10,000 sq m of floor space also has a roof entirely covered with solar panels that will generate 168,000 kilowatt-hours of energy – or the…

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Energy Swaraj Foundation (founded by Prof. Chetan Singh Solanki, also known as the solar man/solar Gandhi of India), set the record for highest number of climate clocks assembled and displayed at multiple venues in a single day. A total of 559 climate clocks were assembled by the participants in the age group of 10-50yrs gathered at the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium in New Delhi and were joined virtually by more participants from across the country to create individual Climate clocks. The activity was undertaken to commemorate ‘Earth Day’ which is celebrated every year on April 22, 2023.

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