London has quietly delivered one of the most spectacular culinary feats: a team of more than 100 Italian chefs created a 440.6-metre-long tiramisu, officially recognised by Guinness World Records as the longest ever made.
The record-setting dessert was assembled inside Chelsea Old Town Hall, where rows of carefully layered tiramisu stretched across the hall in a near-unbroken line. The achievement comfortably surpassed the previous record of 273.5 metres set in Milan in 2019, marking a symbolic shift as Italy’s iconic dessert found its biggest moment outside its homeland.
