Enjoy World Chocolate Day with 5 delicious records for chocoholics

Do you have a sweet tooth? 🍩

Join the other chocoholics around the world in celebrating World Chocolate Day, every year on 7 July!

It’s the perfect excuse to ask for some extra treats…

You’re welcome. 😉

Here are some mouth-watering records to mark the sweetest day of the year.

And make sure to read until the end, where you will find some mind-blowing fun facts about chocolate! 🤯

Tallest stack of M&M's®

If you like M&Ms, we challenge you to attempt this cool record title!

All you will need to break the current record is:

At least 8 M&M’s (try not to eat the entire bag😂)
A flat surface
A steady hand 👋
Patience…

The tallest stack of M&M's® is 7, and was achieved by Ibrahim Sadeq in 2022.

Do you think you can do better? 😏

Largest collection of chocolate bars

If you think you are the world’s biggest chocolate lover, think again…

There is a man out there who holds the record for the world's largest collection of chocolate bars, with 770 unique items! 🍫

His name is Bob Brown, and his beloved chocolate bars, from the most popular ones to the rarest and most unique, all line the walls of his house’s basement in Indianapolis, USA.

Longest chocolate sculpture

Now, who wouldn’t want to get on board of this delicious train?! 🚂

The 111-ft 8-in-long (34.05 m) chocolate choo-choo was put on display at Brussels South railroad station in Belgium in 2012.

It was crafted from Belcolade chocolate by master chocolatier Andrew Farrugia, as part of Brussels Chocolate Week.

That’s right… Brussels celebrates chocolate for a whole week!

It might be worth moving there. 🤣

Largest box of chocolates

This record-breaking box contains enough chocolate to last you a lifetime.

It weighs 2,547.49 kg (5,616 lb 4 oz), and was achieved by Russell Stover in USA, on 17 April 2023, to celebrate its 100th anniversary.

How long would it take you to devour the entire thing?! 😋

Most expensive dessert

Last but not least, the Frrrozen Haute Chocolate, costing $25,000 (£12,000), is a sundae that uses a fine blend of 28 cocoas, and is decorated with 5 g (0.17 oz) of edible gold. 🤑

That’s as expensive as 4,000 "normal" ice creams!

Would you eat it? 🍨

We hope you enjoyed these chocolatey world record titles. 🤤

And now, here are some fun facts about chocolate:

🔎 Did you know?

The tree that chocolate is produced from is called Theobroma cacao which means “food of the gods.”
Switzerland is the biggest consumer of chocolate in the world.
The first ever chocolate bar was created in 1847.
Chocolate was introduced to Europe on 7 July 1550. That’s why we celebrate on this day!
It is dangerous for dogs to eat chocolate.

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