Chef Failatu Official has achieved a remarkable feat by reaching the 200-hour mark in her record attempt during the cooking marathon. On day 9 of the cooking marathon, at about 8:40 am, Chef Failatu accomplished the impressive milestone of cooking for 200 hours, preparing various dishes and generously donating some to charity and the audience. The cook-a-thon took place at the Modern City Hotel, where it has been more than just a cooking event—it has been a celebration of culture and unity, contributing to Ghana’s national pride and putting the country on the world map with a Guinness World Record for the longest cooking marathon.
Chef Failatu initially set out to break Alan Fisher’s record of 120 hours by aiming for 5 days. However, she later extended the record attempt to 10 days. Currently, she is on her 9th day of continuous cooking, and the crowd at the venue is growing rapidly, with massive support from the Ghanaian community.
The event has been a testament to Chef Failatu’s dedication and passion for cooking, as well as a demonstration of the strong community spirit and unity in Ghana. The achievement is not only a personal triumph for Chef Failatu but also a source of pride for the entire nation. The cooking marathon has brought people together and showcased the rich culinary heritage of Ghana to the world.
Chef Failatu breaks cooking marathon record, unites Ghanaian community, and showcases rich culinary heritage in Guinness World Record feat. A celebration of culture and unity.
Read about Chef Failatu’s incredible achievement in breaking the Guinness World Record for the longest cooking marathon, and how her event has brought together the Ghanaian community in a celebration of culture and unity. Discover the rich culinary heritage of Ghana showcased in this remarkable feat.
