According to Zakon.kz, the chocolate product, consisting of one locomotive and 22 carriages, has been entered into the Guinness Book of Records.
According to the official website of the Book of Records, the 55-meter old-style chocolate train was created in Malta. Each of the 22 cars weighs up to 160 kg.
Thus, the Maltese chocolate connoisseur Andrew Farrougia broke his third Guinness World Record. He and his team spent a year preparing for the project. The production itself lasted four months.
The craftsman created clay models of each train component, which were then poured into chocolate. Finally, all the components were assembled by a large team of chocolate makers. Approximately five thousand pieces of the sweet train were carved by hand.
The train was showcased in Milan, and it was difficult to move the chocolate model of record length. Therefore, transporting it to the Italian capital turned out to be the most dangerous part of the process.
"We had to tightly wrap each item with plastic film. "But I am very pleased to report that all the structures arrived safely and not a single part was damaged!," said Andrew Farroujia.
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