World’s biggest Iced Latte served

December 5, 2024

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Social media star and chef Nick DiGiovanni teamed up with Dunkin’ to create the world’s largest iced latte, using an 11-foot-high cup.

The record-breaking drink, confirmed by Guinness World Records, contained 276 gallons of ice, milk, and espresso. This giant latte was later shared with over 300 Dunkin’ employees at the company’s headquarters in Massachusetts.

DiGiovanni, known for holding multiple world records, added this iced latte feat to his list of accomplishments. The enormous drink was prepared with the help of Dunkin’ staff, who worked together to ensure the cup was filled properly. After Guinness verified the record, the beverage was poured into smaller cups to make sure nothing went to waste.

This impressive event highlights the fun side of food creations and teamwork while showcasing DiGiovanni’s talent for setting unique records.

Article written by Milli Banbury

This article was written using AI as an assistive tool for research and writing.

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The Year 8 class at a Christchurch intermediate is running a recycling drive for two weeks. Students have been asked to collect clean cans, cardboard, and plastic bottles from home. The teacher explained that the drive will help reduce waste sent to landfill. One student said the campaign is “too much effort” because sorting rubbish takes time. The class aims to fill at least eight collection bins before the final Friday. A notice on the classroom wall reminds students that food scraps cannot be included.

Which statement is a fact from the passage?

Sorting rubbish takes too much effort. The class aims to fill at least eight collection bins. The recycling drive will help reduce waste sent to landfill. The campaign is an excellent idea for everyone.