Largest World Records  

Professional eater Peter Czerwinski constructed, cooked and ate a pierogi that weighed 30 pounds. NOTE: Speed eating can be dangerous and should only be attempted by trained professionals.

S. Naviya from SPK Schools in Namakkal, India created mosaic using plastic balls. The finished mosaic measures 16 meters wide and six meters long. Dr. S. Prabu Kumar, chairman of the school institution, organized the record.

A student at Indu International School made a plastic ball mosaic that measures 57 square meters. He set the record to raise awareness about water conservation.

Students at Chinmaya Vidyalaya Matriculation School in Coimbatore, India made a plastic ball mosaic that measures 122.21 square meters.

A student at Indu International School made a plastic cup mosaic that measures 56 square meters. She set the record to raise awareness about cleanliness.

Vivek K. built a pyramid using 5,300 plastic cups.

Suresh Gaur stacked a plastic cup triangle using 21 cups on his arm.

A student at Chinmaya Vidyalaya Matriculation School in Coimbatore, India created a plastic spoon mosaic that measures 16.24 square meters.

Clint J. built a cube using 300 playing cards.

At the Zappos.com Bay to Breakers road race in San Francisco, California, 16 people set a world record for Largest Potato Chip Sharing Circle. The record was one of 40 set that day, allowing the race to set an additional record for “Most World Records Set at a Road Race.” See all 40 records at RecordSetter.com/Zappos.

Blake DeLlacer made a ball of gum containing 720 pre-chewed pieces of bubble gum.

A total of 1,500 people with their puppets marched through Lincoln Park to the Capitol in Washington, D.C. on November 3, 2012. They set the record to show support for continued public funding of public media. Read more about the feat here.

A total of 300 people with their puppets marched through the streets of Los Angeles. Learn more about the feat here.

As part of a Chef Michael's world record event held at PetFest in Bridgehampton, New York, Allison O'Connor used 36 cans of Chef Michael's and set a world record for the Largest Pyramid Of Chef Michael's Cans Assembled In 30 Seconds. RecordSetter officials Ella Morton and Dan Rollman were present to count the cans and announce the record. @thefoodfordogs

VTKlustrum wrote a Pythagorean theorem on sand measuring nine meters at its base.

Jessi Arrington led 179 people together to form the world's largest rainbow parade, which marched across the Brooklyn Bridge in New York City. The record was set as part of RecordSetter World Record Day and was adjudicated by RecordSetter officials Dan Rollman and Emily Miethner. #WorldRecordDay2012