On the occasion of Teachers Day, Candyman Fantastik Chocobar XL made itself to the Guinness World Records for creating the Longest Line of Chocolate Bars. Candyman created the bar with 5130 Fantastik Chocobar XL bars. The humongous greeting card was crafted with the help of school kids from Light of Life Trust to commemorate the contribution of teachers in every field who play a pivotal role in shaping the nation. Silver medal winners at Commonwealth Games, Sushila Devi and Avinash Sable were present at the event along with their coaches Jiwan Sharma and Jaiveer Singh, who had played a quintessential role in paving the way for Devi and Sable’s success.
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Guinness World Records For The Longest Line of Chocolate Bars
The motto behind the XL tribute was to bring extra large happiness to all the coaches, trainers and instructors across the nation. The event wrapped up with the distribution of the Fantastik XL Chocobars used in making the card among the children of Light of Life Trust. According to a press release, Anuj Rustagi – Chief Operating Officer – Chocolates, Coffee and Confectionary, Foods Division, ITC Ltd, said, “The GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ for Longest Line of Chocolate Bars is our humble effort in celebrating the teaching fraternity of our country. I would also like to take this opportunity to thank Sushila Devi, Avinash Sable and their coaches who graced this historic moment”.
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Praising her mentor Sushila Devi said, “I am grateful for all his teachings and have him as my mentor. I would like to congratulate Candyman Fantastik XL for honouring my coach and giving me a forum to again express my larger-than-life gratitude in an XL manner.” Avinash Sable stated, “I would take this opportunity to thank my coach for creating an unbreakable mindset which helped me win the honour for my country”.
Avinash Sable and Sushila Devi won silver medals in the Commonwealth Games 2022 for men’s 3000 m Steeplechase and Judo respectively