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THE WORLD'S LONGEST LOBSTER ROLL |
On June 7, 2009 at the Old Port Festival in Portland, ME, Linda Bean's Perfect Maine made history by attempting a Guinness World Record by making the World's Longest Lobster Roll. Thought For Food was responsible for organizing, implementing and promoting the Guinness World Record attempt that saw over 500 people from across America witness the making of a 61 foot 9 1/2 inch long Linda Bean's Perfect Maine Lobster Roll. The Guinness World Record attempt was designed as a charitable event to raise money for the children of Portland's West End for their summer swimming classes. The Guinness World Record attempt raised $6,155.00 for the children and history was made. Scores of national and local media covered the event and on Sunday night all of America knew that lobster history was made in Maine. From Boston to Los Angeles news broke on TV stations, radio stations, newspapers and the internet that a 61 foot 9 1/2 inch long Linda Bean's Perfect Maine Lobster Roll was created. Maybe we should talk about making history for your company! |
Linda Bean, granddaughter of Famous Maine Retailer L L Bean |
The World's Longest Lobster Roll is Filled And Ready To Be Certified |
Margaret Salt McLellan Executive Chef of LBPM filling the lobster Roll |
John Amato of Amato's Bakery Making the World's Longest Lobster Roll |
The World's Longest Lobster Roll Arrives on a Flat Bed Truck in Portland, Maine |
Here Comes The World's Longest Lobster Roll Down Commercial Street |
The Crowd Gathers Around The World's Longest Lobster Roll |
The World's Longest Lobster Roll Gets it's Lobster Meat |
Kraft Food's World Longest Lobster Roll Shirt |
Linda Bean, Granddaughter of L.L Bean and Portland Mayor Jill Duson |
Alan and Ethan Casucci of Thought For Food at The World's Longest Lobster Roll Event in Portland, Maine |
Mark Regal of Kraft Foods Presents a Check for The Children of Portland's West End |
Linda Bean and the Children of Portland's West End Neighborhood |
Portland's West End Children |
Linda Bean and the Children of Portland's West End Neighborhood |
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