rss feedA sidetrack: But how much did the world’s biggest piece of dry tofu cost to make?
posted by brad wong on 2009.10.06, under bean curd, china, dry tofu, tofu, world's largest dry tofu, wow
Last year in China, this piece of dry tofu set the world’s record and measured about 13 feet by 13 feet. It weighed 4,092 pounds. Photo source: chinadaily.com.cn
Some of my recent blog posts have been, well, too serious. Just too heavy. So, I thought I’d lighten up. How light you ask?
Well, try over 4,000 pounds of dry tofu.
That’s right. In China, the world’s most populous country, you can never have enough of the good stuff.
So, now this: The world’s largest piece of dry tofu, which was unveiled in October 2008 at a dry tofu festival in Nanxi County in Sichuan province.
The masterpiece measured 13 feet by 13 feet, the China Daily reported, and weighed 4,092 pounds.
