FARGO, N.D. (AP) — This feast was for the record books, and it only took 34,818 pancakes to get there.
Thousands of people, including an official with Guinness World Records, escaped the bone-chilling winter weather on Saturday for the 50th anniversary of the Kiwanis Club's Pancake Karnival fundraiser.
Grillers flipped flapjacks and served them with sausages and orange juice for most of the day until they more than surpassed the 30,724 pancakes served in 2002 by the Lubbock, Texas, Lions Club.
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"We're officially the largest pancake feed in the world," Matt Sullivan, president of The Kiwanis Club, said Sunday.