Students Cook Up Biggest Easter Egg
From Reuters
MARSEILLES —
The world’s biggest Easter Egg was unveiled Friday--a 19-foot, 4-inch chocolate monster.
The egg was made by 38 students from a Marseilles catering college. It took them 1,241 hours to make the 3,000-pound egg.
According to the Guinness Book of World Records, the Marseilles egg is 18 inches bigger than the previous record egg made in Belgium in 1983.
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