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Claims that Ghanaian chef Ebenezer Smith holds the new record for the longest cooking marathon by an individual have been denied by Guinness World Records.
This relates to an official inquiry that Asaase Radio sent to GWR following Chef Smith’s announcement of his new record at a press conference in Accra on Tuesday, July 2.
“No, it is not true. It is not our certificate and he does not have Guinness World Record title… The one who holds the record now is Alan Fisher. So, he has 119 hours 57 minutes and 16 secs,” Madalyn Bielfeld PR manager of Guinness World Records stated.
On February 1st, Chef Ebenezer Smith started his cook-a-thon with the goal of breaking the previous record.
He set out on this gastronomic adventure to smash records, demonstrate his skill, and uplift foodies everywhere.
On February 1st, Chef Smith set out to create an immersive culinary experience that would push his boundaries and enthrall audiences throughout the globe as part of his ambitious cook-a-thon.
During this amazing challenge, a number of celebrities showed up at the Amadia Shopping Center in Spintex to encourage the chef and show their support, including Kwaku Manu, Nana Ama McBrown, Clemento Suarez, SDK, and OB Amponsah.
The event was held in a public setting, so foodies and spectators could see the development of Chef Smith’s dishes in real time. From complex appetizers to elaborate main courses and delicious desserts, the marathon featured a wide range of dishes that demonstrated the chef’s creativity and versatility.
Source: Ghanatodayonline.com
