Girl Scouts Plan To Break Guinness World Record On National S’mores Day
Happy National S’Mores Day! To celebrate, a Girl Scout troop is planning to break the Guinness World Record for the “most people making s’mores simultaneously.” The record was set last year…
ALMKE, GERMANY – AUGUST 01: Scouts hiking through a woodland on August 1, 2010 in Almke near Wolfsburg, Germany. About 5000 young scouts from Germany, Russia, Belgium, Suisse, USA and Italy aged 12 to 20 participate in a camp. Since 1973, the German VCP-Christian Guides and Pathfinders organisation, offers an International historic boys and girls scout meeting during the summer holidays. On a 25 hectare field include 1370 tens, a tent church and a tent theater. The Federal camp is held every four years. (Photo by Andreas Rentz/Getty Images)
Andreas Rentz/Getty ImagesHappy National S'Mores Day! To celebrate, a Girl Scout troop is planning to break the Guinness World Record for the "most people making s'mores simultaneously." The record was set last year by Metroparks Toledo, when 566 people came out to melt chocolate and marshmallows between graham crackers. Chances are the Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee will be successful on Friday as 1,074 people have already RSVP'd for the event scheduled to take place in the evening. And in case you didn't know, the Girl Scouts of America were the first to publish a recipe for the treat back in 1927. Back then it was called Some Mores and wasn't shorted to the name many know until 1971.
