Egg lovers feast your eyes upon the new world's largest omelet. This record-breaking omelet was made in Turkey by chefs promoting World Egg Day.
The world's largest omelet was made using 50 cooks, 110,010 egss, and 432 liters of oil. The omelet was cooked on a pan that was 10 meters in diameter and weighed 4.4 tons when it was finished. The record-breaking breakfast treat was served to hungry onlookers after it had been completed. Check it out in the gallery!
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