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11:54am Tuesday 24th November 2009
CRACK team last night smashed the UK record for the largest ever tower of poppadoms.
City councillors and parliamentary candidates Royston Smith and Jeremy Moulton, pictured above, joined forces with Steve Fry and Rashmi Chande from Southampton and Fareham Chamber of Commerce to take on the challenge at Poppadom Express.
They were joined by the Oxford Street restaurant’s managing director Aazaz Khan along with a team of his chefs to make sure the massive four-foot stack didn’t topple.
The team obliterated the restaurant’s record of 230, a national record in 2007, as well as the current UK record of 282 by piling up a whopping 450 poppadoms into a static tower.
The event was part of celebrations for National Curry Week and also raised money for Oxfam.
Lone Ranger, Southampton says...
7:24pm Tue 24 Nov 09
Militant Ford Worker, Eastleigh says...
8:24pm Tue 24 Nov 09
mr.southampton, Southampton says...
10:11pm Tue 24 Nov 09
Lone Ranger wrote:Their running of the council has been a disgrace. Cutbacks and gimmicks. Parachute jumps and poppadom stunts don't make up for budget black holes and their treatment of the elderly and disabled of the city.
Good grief desperate for votes are they. . Havent seen their pictures in the Echo for a while now all of a sudden they cant get there enough.......Is there an election coming up ? They will be kissing babies next as they have already kissed goodbye to their chances of getting elected......they cant even run the local council let alone have a part to play on the UK scene .
MrGMan, Shirley says...
10:53pm Tue 24 Nov 09
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Jammy Donut, Brook says...
3:40pm Tue 24 Nov 09
Lets hope they were given a nice phal afterwards and having a busy day