[Taltarzac725]

World's Largest Meatball Crowned In Columbus | NBC 4i

Wonder how they cooked the inside of the meatball??

"The final weight of the meatball came in at 1,110.5 pounds. Several onsite official witnesses at the Columbus Italian Festival verified the meatball, which took almost three days to cook, on Oct. 8." from the above link.

They started with almost 1500 lbs of meat. (1492, probably in honor of Columbus)

[Bill-n-Brillo]

Those Ahia people again - it's always something!!!

Bill

[skyguy79]

Originally Posted by Taltarzac725

World's Largest Meatball Crowned In Columbus | NBC 4i

Wonder how they cooked the inside of the meatball??

"The final weight of the meatball came in at 1,110.5 pounds. Several onsite official witnesses at the Columbus Italian Festival verified the meatball, which took almost three days to cook, on Oct. 8." from the above link.

They started with almost 1500 lbs of meat. (1492, probably in honor of Columbus)

Mama-Mia! Datsa Big Meat-a-ball!
I would imagine it had to be a pretty low temperature slow cook!

[Bill-n-Brillo]

Originally Posted by skyguy79

Mama-Mia! Datsa Big Meat-a-ball!
I would imagine it had to be a pretty low temperature slow cook!

It took 3 days to cook it!!!!! Dang - that's a long time!

Bill

[skyguy79]

Originally Posted by Bill-n-Brillo

It took 3 days to cook it!!!!! Dang - that's a long time!

Bill

Heinz could make a promo out of it saying... "Finally! There's a hamburger that takes longer to cook that it take for our 'slow ketchup' to exit the bottle!"