There's a new Guiness World Record for the longest chocolate structure in the world. It's a giant chocolate train designed by Andrew Farrugia, a sculptor from Malta.
The train, complete with seven wagons and a bar and restaurant, is 112 feet (34.05 mt) long and weighs over 2,755 lbs (1,250 kg). The entire sculpture took Farrugia over 700 hours to finish.
The train may have set a record for length but the world record for the largest chocolate structure belongs to an 8-ton Aztec pyramid built by a team led by French patissier Francois Mellet.
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