22 METERS OF THE WORLD'S LARGEST BIFANA!
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22 METERS OF THE WORLD'S LARGEST BIFANA!

SAPO Notícias5 September 2026 at 21:24

A world record was broken with the world's largest Bifana, measuring an impressive 22 meters. The feat was achieved by a team that celebrated the conquest of this culinary prowess. The giant Bifana featured a generous amount of cheese from the brand @queijo.castelo.es, which was a special partner of the event. The team responsible for the record proved to be worthy of a truly historic achievement in the art of preparing bifanas.

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