Giant pizza 103 meters (338 feet) long raised funds for Australia firefighters

? Yes, that's a 100-meter record-setting Margherita Pizza. A pizza with a purpose.

Sir Eats-A-Lot (@issac_eatsalot on Instagram), captured the awesome creation of a one hundred meters long pizza pie created by Pellegrini's Italian Restaurant (@pellegrinisitalian) pizzeria in Australia.

The goal of the ginormous pizza: raise money to help New South Wales firefighters who are battling the ongoing wildfire megablazes.

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?? @pellegrinisitalian ?? ? 100m Margherita Pizza Record ? . Welcome to the neighbourhood old Pel – with a 100m continuous pizza party that is ? over 400kgs and 4hrs of dough, sweat and cheers went into this masterpiece that's taken weeks of planning and days of practice to achieve. Not only an impressive feat of culinary endurance – but a pizza the pie also went to Rural Fire Services with gold coin donations being accepted for a slice of pizza at the end of the cook. The HUGE team effort it took from everyone – some 5hr efforts some 5minute efforts – to shuffle the cooked dough down the table was mammoth and it couldn't have been achieved without everyone involved along the way. Restaurant opens to the public tomorrow – keen to head back for some of the best pizza and pasta Sydney's south has to offer! . @petragroup_ #pellegrinis #worldrecord #recordbreaking #pizza #continuouspizza #margherita #italian #southvillage #kirrawee #theshire #new #grandopening #charity #bushfireappeal #dough #cheese #sauce #basil #planning #huge #onehundredmetres #sydneyfood #teampixel #chewcrewmedia #pasta #tastemademedoit #foodnetwork @foodbible @foodnetwork @ladbible @complex @thrillist @foodyfetish @pizza

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The pizzeria and Sir Eats A Lot are located in Kirawee, New South Wales, Australia.

Here's a news video story below with more about the project, and Reuters now has a writeup: Lengthy pizza delivers funds for embattled Australian firefighters.

From Reuters:

The effort took about four hours, according to Pellegrini's restaurant, and yielded 4,000 slices.

The proceeds went to the New South Wales Rural Fire service.

A video of the pizza being made has gone viral on social media with lots of users marveling at its size.

The restaurant is now holding a contest to guess how many kilograms of flour went into making the pizza.