Miyazaki hamburger sets Guinness record

Miyazaki hamburger sets Guinness record

MIYAZAKI, Japan - Photo taken in July 2009 shows a giant hamburger made in the city of Miyazaki. The producer of the hamburger -- 92 centimeters in diameter, 44 centimeters in height, 136.2 kilograms in weight -- said Dec. 27, 2010, that it had been certified as the world's biggest hamburger on sale by the Guinness Book of World Records.

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