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concepts were brought to fruition in the
United States recently. During the Vermont
Maple Festival in April, 1983, the town of
St. Albans constructed a gigantic ice cream
sundae. It consisted of 20,421 lbs. of ice
cream, 300 lbs. each of whipped cream,
strawberries, cherries, chocolate syrup and
chocolate chips, 1,381 lbs. of maple syrup,100
lbs. each of pistachios, walnuts and peanuts,
1,500 lbs. of peaches and 2,000 lbs. of pineapple.
The total weight was 27,102 lbs. and it
stood 11 feet, 9 inches tall, including its bed of
ice. For extravaganza number two, see below.
ILLUSTRATIONS BY WALLY NEIBART
One month later, in the town of Millburn, New Jersey,
the Junior Class of Millburn High School took credit
for assembling the longest-ever banana split. The
ingredients included: 15,912 bananas, 950 gallons of
ice cream, 919 lbs. of chocolate syrup, 297 gallons of
whipped topping, 276 lbs. of nuts and 8,910 cherries.
The entire concoction, measured end4o-end, stretched
for 1.6 miles—a lot of ice cream in any country.
Marion Muller
A Bedouin banquet. At a traditional
Bedouin wedding feast everything
and everybody gets stuffed! The
meal consists or cooked eggs
stuffed into cooked fish, which are
stuffed into cooked chickens, which
are stuffed into a roasted sheep—all
finally stuffed into a whole camel
and barbecued! Hearty appetite.
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