'A ton of schnitzel' breaks world record in Bavarian town of Mengkofen

W/S Preparation of biggest schnitzel in world, Mengkofen
M/S Team member preparing meat chops
M/S Meat chop preparation
W/S Team spreading bread crumbs on meat chops
W/S Team spreading bread crumbs on meat chops
M/S People watching preparation of schnitzel
W/S Team spreading bread crumbs on meat chops
M/S Team using special device to spread bread crumbs
M/S Team preparing to move schnitzel for frying
W/S Team transferring schnitzel for frying
M/S Team transferring schnitzel for frying
W/S Team transferring schnitzel for frying
M/S Schnitzel frying
W/S Guinness World Records judge observing
W/S Schnitzel frying
M/S People watching preparation of schnitzel
W/S Fried schnitzel being transferred
W/S People watching and clapping
W/S Schnitzel ready to be served
M/S Team cutting schnitzel
M/S Team cutting schnitzel
C/U Cut schnitzel being stacked up
M/S Guinness World Records judge greeting team members on stage
W/S People watching
M/S Team celebrating breaking Guinness World Record
M/S Team celebrating breaking Guinness World Records
W/S Team celebrating with people
SCRIPT
Guinness World Record of the biggest schnitzel in the world was successfully broken on Sunday in Mengkofen in the German state of Bavaria with a 1208 kilogram (2663 pounds) weighing schnitzel.
The preparation of the massive meal was attended by thousands of spectators as well as an official judge of Guinness World Records who all had their share of schnitzel.
The 70 square meter schnitzel was reportedly made of 4 hundred chops, 4 thousand eggs and 250 kilograms (551 pounds) of bread crumbs while the frying process required 14 thousand liters of oil.
The Mengkofen schnitzel broke an earlier Guinness World Record of 550kg schnitzel broken in Frankfurt in 2011.