How did these guys make the world’s largest samosa?


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Muslim Aid staff and volunteers with the the world's largest samosa they helped make at the East London Mosque in London on Aug 22, 2017. Photos: AFP

The world record for the largest samosa was smashed in London on Aug 22 by a whopping version of the popular Asian snack weighing in at 153.1kg.

A dozen volunteers from the Muslim Aid UK charity built the giant samosa then deep-fried it in a custom-built vat at an East London Mosque.

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