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SA takes aim at world's biggest braai world record

BraaiBoy@braaiboy (67)371d

World's Biggest Braai - a New South African Guinness World Record

On the 24th September, South Africa is taking aim at the Guinness World Record for the most people grilling/barbecuing (aka Braai in South Africa) at the same time.

The current world record is held by Japan... they managed to get 2, 220 Japanese people to braai at the same time in Ishigaki city.

Current world record:

credit: Guinness World Records

I’m fortunate enough to be invited to be a part of the South African attempt, and now I’m inviting all of you to come and rewrite history along with us.

Become a part of history

More details and links to tickets to join the South African record attempt for The World’s Biggest Braai on 24 Sept, 2025 at Loftus stadium in Pretoria.

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  • @zakludick(75)· 370d

    Indeed! Will South Africans be able to organise!

  • @amr008(68)· 371d

    That 2,220 mark from Japan feels within reach at Loftus, especially on Heritage Day. Love that you opened it up for folks to join via tickets, big community energy. Quick one, what counts as a valid setup on the day, charcoal or gas, and does each grill need its own meat handler for Guinness to tick it off? I can already hear the sizzle from Pretoria.