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Kenyan Chef Maliha Mohammed Breaks Guinness World Record by Cooking for 75 Hours Non-stop

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By Geoffrey Isaya

Ms. Maliha Mohammed, a Mombasa-based Kenyan chef, has broken the Guinness World Record for the longest time spent cooking.

Chef Maliha cooked for 75 hours non-stop setting the new record on Sunday, August 18 at Kenya Bay Beach Resort in Mombasa.

The longest cooking marathon was 68 hours 30 minutes 01 seconds, and was achieved by Rickey Lumpkin in Los Angeles, USA, in 2018.

36-year-old Maliha had prepared a list of 400 recipes of local and international cuisines for the competition to have her name on the Guinness Book of World Records.

Ms. Maliha Mohammed, a Mombasa-based Kenyan chef.

The food she prepared will be offered to charity homes and orphanages as part of her initiative to raise awareness and to feed the less fortunate in Mombasa.

In her first trial in May this year, the mother of two cooked 100 recipes in 36-hour non-stop.

Later in July, Chef Maliha cooked 200 meals for 54 hours before going for the final competition.

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