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Chef creates world's thinnest handmade sandwich
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A celebrity chef known for his knife skills has carved his way into the record books by making the world’s thinnest sandwich sliced by hand.
Canadian Wallace Wong almost halved the previous record of 10mm by making a tasty snack filled with tomatoes and cucumber just 5.125 mm thick.
Wong, 35, who has worked at the three-Michelin-starred restaurant Noma in Copenhagen , Denmark, is also a fitness guru.
His sandwich bid gave him a Guinness World Record to go with various other titles won previously with the organisation.
The rules for the sandwich meant there had to be two ingredients between the slices.
Wong opted to use Japanese milk bread.
He said: “I prefer it because it's just tasty.
“We’re making a sandwich. I'm a chef, so it has to taste good first.
“The hardest part about this whole record is actually slicing the bread because if you look at bread in general, it's different textures.”
He cut six slices from the loaf before deciding on which two to use for the record attempt before turning his attention to the filling.
He ended up laying out five slices of tomato topped with nine slices of cucumber.
The officiating Guinness judge measured the thickness of each corner before coming to an average 5.125. and declaring Wong the new world record holder.
The thinnest corner was 4.6mm and the thickest 5.9
OPS: Wallace Wong creating the world’s thinnest hand sliced sandwich for Guinness World Records.
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Chef creates world's thinnest handmade sandwich
Ferrari Press Agency
Sandwich 1
Ref 17246
24/10/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Guinness World Records
A celebrity chef known for his knife skills has carved his way into the record books by making the world’s thinnest sandwich sliced by hand.
Canadian Wallace Wong almost halved the previous record of 10mm by making a tasty snack filled with tomatoes and cucumber just 5.125 mm thick.
Wong, 35, who has worked at the three-Michelin-starred restaurant Noma in Copenhagen , Denmark, is also a fitness guru.
His sandwich bid gave him a Guinness World Record to go with various other titles won previously with the organisation.
The rules for the sandwich meant there had to be two ingredients between the slices.
Wong opted to use Japanese milk bread.
He said: “I prefer it because it's just tasty.
“We’re making a sandwich. I'm a chef, so it has to taste good first.
“The hardest part about this whole record is actually slicing the bread because if you look at bread in general, it's different textures.”
He cut six slices from the loaf before deciding on which two to use for the record attempt before turning his attention to the filling.
He ended up laying out five slices of tomato topped with nine slices of cucumber.
The officiating Guinness judge measured the thickness of each corner before coming to an average 5.125. and declaring Wong the new world record holder.
The thinnest corner was 4.6mm and the thickest 5.9
OPS: Wallace Wong creating the world’s thinnest hand sliced sandwich for Guinness World Records.
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Chef creates world's thinnest handmade sandwich
Ferrari Press Agency
Sandwich 1
Ref 17246
24/10/2025
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Picture MUST credit: Guinness World Records
A celebrity chef known for his knife skills has carved his way into the record books by making the world’s thinnest sandwich sliced by hand.
Canadian Wallace Wong almost halved the previous record of 10mm by making a tasty snack filled with tomatoes and cucumber just 5.125 mm thick.
Wong, 35, who has worked at the three-Michelin-starred restaurant Noma in Copenhagen , Denmark, is also a fitness guru.
His sandwich bid gave him a Guinness World Record to go with various other titles won previously with the organisation.
The rules for the sandwich meant there had to be two ingredients between the slices.
Wong opted to use Japanese milk bread.
He said: “I prefer it because it's just tasty.
“We’re making a sandwich. I'm a chef, so it has to taste good first.
“The hardest part about this whole record is actually slicing the bread because if you look at bread in general, it's different textures.”
He cut six slices from the loaf before deciding on which two to use for the record attempt before turning his attention to the filling.
He ended up laying out five slices of tomato topped with nine slices of cucumber.
The officiating Guinness judge measured the thickness of each corner before coming to an average 5.125. and declaring Wong the new world record holder.
The thinnest corner was 4.6mm and the thickest 5.9
OPS: Wallace Wong creating the world’s thinnest hand sliced sandwich for Guinness World Records.
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Chef creates world's thinnest handmade sandwich
Ferrari Press Agency
Sandwich 1
Ref 17246
24/10/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Guinness World Records
A celebrity chef known for his knife skills has carved his way into the record books by making the world’s thinnest sandwich sliced by hand.
Canadian Wallace Wong almost halved the previous record of 10mm by making a tasty snack filled with tomatoes and cucumber just 5.125 mm thick.
Wong, 35, who has worked at the three-Michelin-starred restaurant Noma in Copenhagen , Denmark, is also a fitness guru.
His sandwich bid gave him a Guinness World Record to go with various other titles won previously with the organisation.
The rules for the sandwich meant there had to be two ingredients between the slices.
Wong opted to use Japanese milk bread.
He said: “I prefer it because it's just tasty.
“We’re making a sandwich. I'm a chef, so it has to taste good first.
“The hardest part about this whole record is actually slicing the bread because if you look at bread in general, it's different textures.”
He cut six slices from the loaf before deciding on which two to use for the record attempt before turning his attention to the filling.
He ended up laying out five slices of tomato topped with nine slices of cucumber.
The officiating Guinness judge measured the thickness of each corner before coming to an average 5.125. and declaring Wong the new world record holder.
The thinnest corner was 4.6mm and the thickest 5.9
OPS: Wallace Wong creating the world’s thinnest hand sliced sandwich for Guinness World Records.
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Chef creates world's thinnest handmade sandwich
Ferrari Press Agency
Sandwich 1
Ref 17246
24/10/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Guinness World Records
A celebrity chef known for his knife skills has carved his way into the record books by making the world’s thinnest sandwich sliced by hand.
Canadian Wallace Wong almost halved the previous record of 10mm by making a tasty snack filled with tomatoes and cucumber just 5.125 mm thick.
Wong, 35, who has worked at the three-Michelin-starred restaurant Noma in Copenhagen , Denmark, is also a fitness guru.
His sandwich bid gave him a Guinness World Record to go with various other titles won previously with the organisation.
The rules for the sandwich meant there had to be two ingredients between the slices.
Wong opted to use Japanese milk bread.
He said: “I prefer it because it's just tasty.
“We’re making a sandwich. I'm a chef, so it has to taste good first.
“The hardest part about this whole record is actually slicing the bread because if you look at bread in general, it's different textures.”
He cut six slices from the loaf before deciding on which two to use for the record attempt before turning his attention to the filling.
He ended up laying out five slices of tomato topped with nine slices of cucumber.
The officiating Guinness judge measured the thickness of each corner before coming to an average 5.125. and declaring Wong the new world record holder.
The thinnest corner was 4.6mm and the thickest 5.9
OPS: Wallace Wong creating the world’s thinnest hand sliced sandwich for Guinness World Records.
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Chef creates world's thinnest handmade sandwich
Ferrari Press Agency
Sandwich 1
Ref 17246
24/10/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Guinness World Records
A celebrity chef known for his knife skills has carved his way into the record books by making the world’s thinnest sandwich sliced by hand.
Canadian Wallace Wong almost halved the previous record of 10mm by making a tasty snack filled with tomatoes and cucumber just 5.125 mm thick.
Wong, 35, who has worked at the three-Michelin-starred restaurant Noma in Copenhagen , Denmark, is also a fitness guru.
His sandwich bid gave him a Guinness World Record to go with various other titles won previously with the organisation.
The rules for the sandwich meant there had to be two ingredients between the slices.
Wong opted to use Japanese milk bread.
He said: “I prefer it because it's just tasty.
“We’re making a sandwich. I'm a chef, so it has to taste good first.
“The hardest part about this whole record is actually slicing the bread because if you look at bread in general, it's different textures.”
He cut six slices from the loaf before deciding on which two to use for the record attempt before turning his attention to the filling.
He ended up laying out five slices of tomato topped with nine slices of cucumber.
The officiating Guinness judge measured the thickness of each corner before coming to an average 5.125. and declaring Wong the new world record holder.
The thinnest corner was 4.6mm and the thickest 5.9
OPS: Wallace Wong creating the world’s thinnest hand sliced sandwich for Guinness World Records.
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Chef creates world's thinnest handmade sandwich
Ferrari Press Agency
Sandwich 1
Ref 17246
24/10/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Guinness World Records
A celebrity chef known for his knife skills has carved his way into the record books by making the world’s thinnest sandwich sliced by hand.
Canadian Wallace Wong almost halved the previous record of 10mm by making a tasty snack filled with tomatoes and cucumber just 5.125 mm thick.
Wong, 35, who has worked at the three-Michelin-starred restaurant Noma in Copenhagen , Denmark, is also a fitness guru.
His sandwich bid gave him a Guinness World Record to go with various other titles won previously with the organisation.
The rules for the sandwich meant there had to be two ingredients between the slices.
Wong opted to use Japanese milk bread.
He said: “I prefer it because it's just tasty.
“We’re making a sandwich. I'm a chef, so it has to taste good first.
“The hardest part about this whole record is actually slicing the bread because if you look at bread in general, it's different textures.”
He cut six slices from the loaf before deciding on which two to use for the record attempt before turning his attention to the filling.
He ended up laying out five slices of tomato topped with nine slices of cucumber.
The officiating Guinness judge measured the thickness of each corner before coming to an average 5.125. and declaring Wong the new world record holder.
The thinnest corner was 4.6mm and the thickest 5.9
OPS: Wallace Wong creating the world’s thinnest hand sliced sandwich for Guinness World Records.
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Chef creates world's thinnest handmade sandwich
Ferrari Press Agency
Sandwich 1
Ref 17246
24/10/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Guinness World Records
A celebrity chef known for his knife skills has carved his way into the record books by making the world’s thinnest sandwich sliced by hand.
Canadian Wallace Wong almost halved the previous record of 10mm by making a tasty snack filled with tomatoes and cucumber just 5.125 mm thick.
Wong, 35, who has worked at the three-Michelin-starred restaurant Noma in Copenhagen , Denmark, is also a fitness guru.
His sandwich bid gave him a Guinness World Record to go with various other titles won previously with the organisation.
The rules for the sandwich meant there had to be two ingredients between the slices.
Wong opted to use Japanese milk bread.
He said: “I prefer it because it's just tasty.
“We’re making a sandwich. I'm a chef, so it has to taste good first.
“The hardest part about this whole record is actually slicing the bread because if you look at bread in general, it's different textures.”
He cut six slices from the loaf before deciding on which two to use for the record attempt before turning his attention to the filling.
He ended up laying out five slices of tomato topped with nine slices of cucumber.
The officiating Guinness judge measured the thickness of each corner before coming to an average 5.125. and declaring Wong the new world record holder.
The thinnest corner was 4.6mm and the thickest 5.9
OPS: Wallace Wong creating the world’s thinnest hand sliced sandwich for Guinness World Records.
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Chef creates world's thinnest handmade sandwich
Ferrari Press Agency
Sandwich 1
Ref 17246
24/10/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Guinness World Records
A celebrity chef known for his knife skills has carved his way into the record books by making the world’s thinnest sandwich sliced by hand.
Canadian Wallace Wong almost halved the previous record of 10mm by making a tasty snack filled with tomatoes and cucumber just 5.125 mm thick.
Wong, 35, who has worked at the three-Michelin-starred restaurant Noma in Copenhagen , Denmark, is also a fitness guru.
His sandwich bid gave him a Guinness World Record to go with various other titles won previously with the organisation.
The rules for the sandwich meant there had to be two ingredients between the slices.
Wong opted to use Japanese milk bread.
He said: “I prefer it because it's just tasty.
“We’re making a sandwich. I'm a chef, so it has to taste good first.
“The hardest part about this whole record is actually slicing the bread because if you look at bread in general, it's different textures.”
He cut six slices from the loaf before deciding on which two to use for the record attempt before turning his attention to the filling.
He ended up laying out five slices of tomato topped with nine slices of cucumber.
The officiating Guinness judge measured the thickness of each corner before coming to an average 5.125. and declaring Wong the new world record holder.
The thinnest corner was 4.6mm and the thickest 5.9
OPS: Wallace Wong creating the world’s thinnest hand sliced sandwich for Guinness World Records.
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Chef creates world's thinnest handmade sandwich
Ferrari Press Agency
Sandwich 1
Ref 17246
24/10/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Guinness World Records
A celebrity chef known for his knife skills has carved his way into the record books by making the world’s thinnest sandwich sliced by hand.
Canadian Wallace Wong almost halved the previous record of 10mm by making a tasty snack filled with tomatoes and cucumber just 5.125 mm thick.
Wong, 35, who has worked at the three-Michelin-starred restaurant Noma in Copenhagen , Denmark, is also a fitness guru.
His sandwich bid gave him a Guinness World Record to go with various other titles won previously with the organisation.
The rules for the sandwich meant there had to be two ingredients between the slices.
Wong opted to use Japanese milk bread.
He said: “I prefer it because it's just tasty.
“We’re making a sandwich. I'm a chef, so it has to taste good first.
“The hardest part about this whole record is actually slicing the bread because if you look at bread in general, it's different textures.”
He cut six slices from the loaf before deciding on which two to use for the record attempt before turning his attention to the filling.
He ended up laying out five slices of tomato topped with nine slices of cucumber.
The officiating Guinness judge measured the thickness of each corner before coming to an average 5.125. and declaring Wong the new world record holder.
The thinnest corner was 4.6mm and the thickest 5.9
OPS: Wallace Wong creating the world’s thinnest hand sliced sandwich for Guinness World Records.
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Chef creates world's thinnest handmade sandwich
Ferrari Press Agency
Sandwich 1
Ref 17246
24/10/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Guinness World Records
A celebrity chef known for his knife skills has carved his way into the record books by making the world’s thinnest sandwich sliced by hand.
Canadian Wallace Wong almost halved the previous record of 10mm by making a tasty snack filled with tomatoes and cucumber just 5.125 mm thick.
Wong, 35, who has worked at the three-Michelin-starred restaurant Noma in Copenhagen , Denmark, is also a fitness guru.
His sandwich bid gave him a Guinness World Record to go with various other titles won previously with the organisation.
The rules for the sandwich meant there had to be two ingredients between the slices.
Wong opted to use Japanese milk bread.
He said: “I prefer it because it's just tasty.
“We’re making a sandwich. I'm a chef, so it has to taste good first.
“The hardest part about this whole record is actually slicing the bread because if you look at bread in general, it's different textures.”
He cut six slices from the loaf before deciding on which two to use for the record attempt before turning his attention to the filling.
He ended up laying out five slices of tomato topped with nine slices of cucumber.
The officiating Guinness judge measured the thickness of each corner before coming to an average 5.125. and declaring Wong the new world record holder.
The thinnest corner was 4.6mm and the thickest 5.9
OPS: Wallace Wong creating the world’s thinnest hand sliced sandwich for Guinness World Records.
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Chef creates world's thinnest handmade sandwich
Ferrari Press Agency
Sandwich 1
Ref 17246
24/10/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Guinness World Records
A celebrity chef known for his knife skills has carved his way into the record books by making the world’s thinnest sandwich sliced by hand.
Canadian Wallace Wong almost halved the previous record of 10mm by making a tasty snack filled with tomatoes and cucumber just 5.125 mm thick.
Wong, 35, who has worked at the three-Michelin-starred restaurant Noma in Copenhagen , Denmark, is also a fitness guru.
His sandwich bid gave him a Guinness World Record to go with various other titles won previously with the organisation.
The rules for the sandwich meant there had to be two ingredients between the slices.
Wong opted to use Japanese milk bread.
He said: “I prefer it because it's just tasty.
“We’re making a sandwich. I'm a chef, so it has to taste good first.
“The hardest part about this whole record is actually slicing the bread because if you look at bread in general, it's different textures.”
He cut six slices from the loaf before deciding on which two to use for the record attempt before turning his attention to the filling.
He ended up laying out five slices of tomato topped with nine slices of cucumber.
The officiating Guinness judge measured the thickness of each corner before coming to an average 5.125. and declaring Wong the new world record holder.
The thinnest corner was 4.6mm and the thickest 5.9
OPS: Wallace Wong creating the world’s thinnest hand sliced sandwich for Guinness World Records.
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Chef creates world's thinnest handmade sandwich
Ferrari Press Agency
Sandwich 1
Ref 17246
24/10/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Guinness World Records
A celebrity chef known for his knife skills has carved his way into the record books by making the world’s thinnest sandwich sliced by hand.
Canadian Wallace Wong almost halved the previous record of 10mm by making a tasty snack filled with tomatoes and cucumber just 5.125 mm thick.
Wong, 35, who has worked at the three-Michelin-starred restaurant Noma in Copenhagen , Denmark, is also a fitness guru.
His sandwich bid gave him a Guinness World Record to go with various other titles won previously with the organisation.
The rules for the sandwich meant there had to be two ingredients between the slices.
Wong opted to use Japanese milk bread.
He said: “I prefer it because it's just tasty.
“We’re making a sandwich. I'm a chef, so it has to taste good first.
“The hardest part about this whole record is actually slicing the bread because if you look at bread in general, it's different textures.”
He cut six slices from the loaf before deciding on which two to use for the record attempt before turning his attention to the filling.
He ended up laying out five slices of tomato topped with nine slices of cucumber.
The officiating Guinness judge measured the thickness of each corner before coming to an average 5.125. and declaring Wong the new world record holder.
The thinnest corner was 4.6mm and the thickest 5.9
OPS: Wallace Wong creating the world’s thinnest hand sliced sandwich for Guinness World Records.
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DUKAS_190353460_FER
Chef creates world's thinnest handmade sandwich
Ferrari Press Agency
Sandwich 1
Ref 17246
24/10/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Guinness World Records
A celebrity chef known for his knife skills has carved his way into the record books by making the world’s thinnest sandwich sliced by hand.
Canadian Wallace Wong almost halved the previous record of 10mm by making a tasty snack filled with tomatoes and cucumber just 5.125 mm thick.
Wong, 35, who has worked at the three-Michelin-starred restaurant Noma in Copenhagen , Denmark, is also a fitness guru.
His sandwich bid gave him a Guinness World Record to go with various other titles won previously with the organisation.
The rules for the sandwich meant there had to be two ingredients between the slices.
Wong opted to use Japanese milk bread.
He said: “I prefer it because it's just tasty.
“We’re making a sandwich. I'm a chef, so it has to taste good first.
“The hardest part about this whole record is actually slicing the bread because if you look at bread in general, it's different textures.”
He cut six slices from the loaf before deciding on which two to use for the record attempt before turning his attention to the filling.
He ended up laying out five slices of tomato topped with nine slices of cucumber.
The officiating Guinness judge measured the thickness of each corner before coming to an average 5.125. and declaring Wong the new world record holder.
The thinnest corner was 4.6mm and the thickest 5.9
OPS: Wallace Wong creating the world’s thinnest hand sliced sandwich for Guinness World Records.
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DUKAS_190353458_FER
Chef creates world's thinnest handmade sandwich
Ferrari Press Agency
Sandwich 1
Ref 17246
24/10/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Guinness World Records
A celebrity chef known for his knife skills has carved his way into the record books by making the world’s thinnest sandwich sliced by hand.
Canadian Wallace Wong almost halved the previous record of 10mm by making a tasty snack filled with tomatoes and cucumber just 5.125 mm thick.
Wong, 35, who has worked at the three-Michelin-starred restaurant Noma in Copenhagen , Denmark, is also a fitness guru.
His sandwich bid gave him a Guinness World Record to go with various other titles won previously with the organisation.
The rules for the sandwich meant there had to be two ingredients between the slices.
Wong opted to use Japanese milk bread.
He said: “I prefer it because it's just tasty.
“We’re making a sandwich. I'm a chef, so it has to taste good first.
“The hardest part about this whole record is actually slicing the bread because if you look at bread in general, it's different textures.”
He cut six slices from the loaf before deciding on which two to use for the record attempt before turning his attention to the filling.
He ended up laying out five slices of tomato topped with nine slices of cucumber.
The officiating Guinness judge measured the thickness of each corner before coming to an average 5.125. and declaring Wong the new world record holder.
The thinnest corner was 4.6mm and the thickest 5.9
OPS: Wallace Wong creating the world’s thinnest hand sliced sandwich for Guinness World Records.
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DUKAS_190353456_FER
Chef creates world's thinnest handmade sandwich
Ferrari Press Agency
Sandwich 1
Ref 17246
24/10/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Guinness World Records
A celebrity chef known for his knife skills has carved his way into the record books by making the world’s thinnest sandwich sliced by hand.
Canadian Wallace Wong almost halved the previous record of 10mm by making a tasty snack filled with tomatoes and cucumber just 5.125 mm thick.
Wong, 35, who has worked at the three-Michelin-starred restaurant Noma in Copenhagen , Denmark, is also a fitness guru.
His sandwich bid gave him a Guinness World Record to go with various other titles won previously with the organisation.
The rules for the sandwich meant there had to be two ingredients between the slices.
Wong opted to use Japanese milk bread.
He said: “I prefer it because it's just tasty.
“We’re making a sandwich. I'm a chef, so it has to taste good first.
“The hardest part about this whole record is actually slicing the bread because if you look at bread in general, it's different textures.”
He cut six slices from the loaf before deciding on which two to use for the record attempt before turning his attention to the filling.
He ended up laying out five slices of tomato topped with nine slices of cucumber.
The officiating Guinness judge measured the thickness of each corner before coming to an average 5.125. and declaring Wong the new world record holder.
The thinnest corner was 4.6mm and the thickest 5.9
OPS: Wallace Wong creating the world’s thinnest hand sliced sandwich for Guinness World Records.
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DUKAS_190353454_FER
Chef creates world's thinnest handmade sandwich
Ferrari Press Agency
Sandwich 1
Ref 17246
24/10/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Guinness World Records
A celebrity chef known for his knife skills has carved his way into the record books by making the world’s thinnest sandwich sliced by hand.
Canadian Wallace Wong almost halved the previous record of 10mm by making a tasty snack filled with tomatoes and cucumber just 5.125 mm thick.
Wong, 35, who has worked at the three-Michelin-starred restaurant Noma in Copenhagen , Denmark, is also a fitness guru.
His sandwich bid gave him a Guinness World Record to go with various other titles won previously with the organisation.
The rules for the sandwich meant there had to be two ingredients between the slices.
Wong opted to use Japanese milk bread.
He said: “I prefer it because it's just tasty.
“We’re making a sandwich. I'm a chef, so it has to taste good first.
“The hardest part about this whole record is actually slicing the bread because if you look at bread in general, it's different textures.”
He cut six slices from the loaf before deciding on which two to use for the record attempt before turning his attention to the filling.
He ended up laying out five slices of tomato topped with nine slices of cucumber.
The officiating Guinness judge measured the thickness of each corner before coming to an average 5.125. and declaring Wong the new world record holder.
The thinnest corner was 4.6mm and the thickest 5.9
OPS: Wallace Wong creating the world’s thinnest hand sliced sandwich for Guinness World Records.
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DUKAS_190353452_FER
Chef creates world's thinnest handmade sandwich
Ferrari Press Agency
Sandwich 1
Ref 17246
24/10/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Guinness World Records
A celebrity chef known for his knife skills has carved his way into the record books by making the world’s thinnest sandwich sliced by hand.
Canadian Wallace Wong almost halved the previous record of 10mm by making a tasty snack filled with tomatoes and cucumber just 5.125 mm thick.
Wong, 35, who has worked at the three-Michelin-starred restaurant Noma in Copenhagen , Denmark, is also a fitness guru.
His sandwich bid gave him a Guinness World Record to go with various other titles won previously with the organisation.
The rules for the sandwich meant there had to be two ingredients between the slices.
Wong opted to use Japanese milk bread.
He said: “I prefer it because it's just tasty.
“We’re making a sandwich. I'm a chef, so it has to taste good first.
“The hardest part about this whole record is actually slicing the bread because if you look at bread in general, it's different textures.”
He cut six slices from the loaf before deciding on which two to use for the record attempt before turning his attention to the filling.
He ended up laying out five slices of tomato topped with nine slices of cucumber.
The officiating Guinness judge measured the thickness of each corner before coming to an average 5.125. and declaring Wong the new world record holder.
The thinnest corner was 4.6mm and the thickest 5.9
OPS: Wallace Wong creating the world’s thinnest hand sliced sandwich for Guinness World Records.
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DUKAS_190353451_FER
Chef creates world's thinnest handmade sandwich
Ferrari Press Agency
Sandwich 1
Ref 17246
24/10/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Guinness World Records
A celebrity chef known for his knife skills has carved his way into the record books by making the world’s thinnest sandwich sliced by hand.
Canadian Wallace Wong almost halved the previous record of 10mm by making a tasty snack filled with tomatoes and cucumber just 5.125 mm thick.
Wong, 35, who has worked at the three-Michelin-starred restaurant Noma in Copenhagen , Denmark, is also a fitness guru.
His sandwich bid gave him a Guinness World Record to go with various other titles won previously with the organisation.
The rules for the sandwich meant there had to be two ingredients between the slices.
Wong opted to use Japanese milk bread.
He said: “I prefer it because it's just tasty.
“We’re making a sandwich. I'm a chef, so it has to taste good first.
“The hardest part about this whole record is actually slicing the bread because if you look at bread in general, it's different textures.”
He cut six slices from the loaf before deciding on which two to use for the record attempt before turning his attention to the filling.
He ended up laying out five slices of tomato topped with nine slices of cucumber.
The officiating Guinness judge measured the thickness of each corner before coming to an average 5.125. and declaring Wong the new world record holder.
The thinnest corner was 4.6mm and the thickest 5.9
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Life On The Banks Of The Padma
A tree trunk is seen after being cut at a damaged house near an eroded section on the banks of the Padma River in Jajira, Shariatpur, Bangladesh, on September 18, 2025. River erosion becomes more frequent and severe in recent years, putting entire villages, mosques, schools, and graveyards at risk in the area. (Photo by Syed Mahamudur Rahman/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Old Quebec City
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Protests Over Trump's 25 Percent Tariff On India
August 1, 2025, Kolkata, West Bengal, India: Supporters of India's main opposition Congress party burnt of a effigy of US President Donald Trump and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi during protest against the Donald Trump's administration imposed a 25% tariff on all Indian goods, in Kolkata, India, on August 1, 2025. Donald Trump's administration is imposing a 25% tariff on all Indian goods starting August 7, 2025, without any product exemptions, unlike other nations. This move, perceived as exceptionally tough, aims to pressure India on geopolitical issues and trade deals, says GTRI. The tariffs are expected to significantly reduce India's exports, particularly in petroleum, pharmaceuticals, and electronics, potentially decreasing overall exports by 30% (Credit Image: © Rupak De Chowdhuri/ZUMA Press Wire (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Donald Sutherland.
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Inauguration of Ukraine’s Intelligence Recruitment Centre
Lieutenant General Kyrylo Budanov, the Chief of the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine, cuts a ribbon during the opening of the Intelligence Recruitment Centre, Kyiv, Ukraine, on April 10, 2025. (Photo by Danylo Antoniuk/Ukrinform) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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PCS Picket Outside Cabinet Office in London, UK.
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Members of the PCS union stage a picket outside the Cabinet Office on Whitehall.
Nearly 300 PCS members employed by outsourcing companies G4S and ISS as security, cleaners, porters, receptionists and post room staff continue ongoing strike action.
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PCS Picket Outside Cabinet Office in London, UK.
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Nearly 300 PCS members employed by outsourcing companies G4S and ISS as security, cleaners, porters, receptionists and post room staff continue ongoing strike action.
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PCS Picket Outside Cabinet Office in London, UK.
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Members of the PCS union stage a picket outside the Cabinet Office on Whitehall.
Nearly 300 PCS members employed by outsourcing companies G4S and ISS as security, cleaners, porters, receptionists and post room staff continue ongoing strike action.
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PCS Picket Outside Cabinet Office in London, UK.
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Nearly 300 PCS members employed by outsourcing companies G4S and ISS as security, cleaners, porters, receptionists and post room staff continue ongoing strike action.
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PCS Picket Outside Cabinet Office in London, UK.
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Members of the PCS union stage a picket outside the Cabinet Office on Whitehall.
Nearly 300 PCS members employed by outsourcing companies G4S and ISS as security, cleaners, porters, receptionists and post room staff continue ongoing strike action.
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PCS Picket Outside Cabinet Office in London, UK.
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Nearly 300 PCS members employed by outsourcing companies G4S and ISS as security, cleaners, porters, receptionists and post room staff continue ongoing strike action.
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Greenhouses of Zaporizhzhia Botanical Garden restored after Russian attacks
ZAPORIZHZHIA, UKRAINE - FEBRUARY 6, 2025 - A woman cuts off damaged pieces from a monster leaf with scissors in a greenhouse restored after Russian shelling at the Zaporizhzhia City Botanical Garden, Zaporizhzhia, southeastern Ukraine. (Dmytro Smolienko/Ukrinform/Polaris) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Wilco - Jeff Tweedy performing live in concert at the Wilderness Festival, Sunday, Day 3, Cornbury Park, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom
Wilco - Jeff Tweedy - Vocals, guitar, bass guitar, harmonica, performing live in concert at the Award-Winning Arts Festival Wilderness, Sunday, Day 3, Cornbury Park, Oxfordshire, United Kingdom
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Ukraine celebrates Thanksgiving
KHARKIV, UKRAINE - NOVEMBER 28, 2024 - Cooks cut a turkey roasted on the Food Train during the celebration of Thanksgiving organised by Ukrzaliznytsia (Ukrainian Railways), Kharkiv, northeastern Ukraine. This autonomous kitchen train operates mainly in areas affected by blackouts, water shortages and lack of reliable food deliveries. (Ukrinform/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Ukraine celebrates Thanksgiving
KHARKIV, UKRAINE - NOVEMBER 28, 2024 - A turkey is being cut with a knife on the Food Train during the celebration of Thanksgiving organised by Ukrzaliznytsia (Ukrainian Railways), Kharkiv, northeastern Ukraine. This autonomous kitchen train operates mainly in areas affected by blackouts, water shortages and lack of reliable food deliveries. (Ukrinform/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Seafood processing production complex in Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine
ZAPORIZHZHIA, UKRAINE - NOVEMBER 20, 2024 - An employee cuts frozen fish at a seafood processing production complex in Zaporizhzhia, southestern Ukraine. (Ukrinform/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Seafood processing production complex in Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine
ZAPORIZHZHIA, UKRAINE - NOVEMBER 20, 2024 - An employee cuts frozen fish at a seafood processing production complex in Zaporizhzhia, southestern Ukraine. (Ukrinform/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Seafood processing production complex in Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine
ZAPORIZHZHIA, UKRAINE - NOVEMBER 20, 2024 - An employee cuts frozen fish at a seafood processing production complex in Zaporizhzhia, southestern Ukraine. (Ukrinform/POLARIS) (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS)
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Rachel Reeves UK Chancellor of the Exchequer delivers the Autumn Budget 2024
30/10/2024. London, United Kingdom. Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivers the Autumn Budget 2024. Picture by Lauren Hurley / DESNZ
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Rachel Reeves UK Chancellor of the Exchequer delivers the Autumn Budget 2024
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Rachel Reeves UK Chancellor of the Exchequer delivers the Autumn Budget 2024
30/10/2024. London, United Kingdom. Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves delivers the Autumn Budget 2024. Picture by Simon Dawson / No 10 Downing Street
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Rachel Reeves UK Chancellor of the Exchequer delivers the Autumn Budget 2024
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