"The largest cake pop is 44.24 kg (97 lb 8.52 oz), and was achieved by Nick DiGiovanni (USA) and Lynn Davis (Japan) in Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, on 23 November 2021," the Guinness World Records says.

"Nick and Lynn went with confetti cake for their mega creation, which required five cups of sprinkles. At the time of measurement, the cake pop had a circumference of 50.75 inches (128.90 cm) and included a 33 inch (83.82 cm) stick."

"A pair of popular TikTokers teamed up in Massachusetts to cook a nearly 100-pound cake pop and break a Guinness World Record. TikTok creators Nick DiGiovanni and Lynn Davis, aka Lynja, met up in Cambridge to make the 97-pound, 8.52-ounce cake pop," the UPI says.

"The ingredients were 32 boxes of cake mix, 5 1/2 cartons of egg mix, 16 cups of oil, 16 blocks of cream cheese, 10 bags of powdered sugar, 35 cups of water, 2 sticks of butter, 5 cups of rainbow sprinkles, 6 teaspoons of meringue powder and 16 tablespoons of vanilla extract.

"The finished dessert, which was dubbed the world's largest cake pop by Guinness World Records, measured 50.75 inches in circumference and was attached to a 33-inch stick."

"Layers of buttercream icing in the middle of a soft spongy base and garnishes of delicious chocolate shavings, biscuit crumbles or even colourful sprinkles- a decadent cake is simply divine. And we all know that we can never get enough of it in just one slice," the NDTV Food says.

"So, we always try to order an extra piece or bake it at home. But do you love a cake so much that you would make a giant 44.24 kg cake pop out of it?! Sounds a bit unbelievable, right? Well, believe it or not, two people from the USA have made a cake pop weighing 44.24 kg, which achieved the title of "Largest Cake Pop" in Guinness World Record!

"Nick and Lynn even uploaded a video of them making this cake pop on Instagram. In the video, first, they prepare the cake batter and bake layers of cake base from it. Then for the icing, they mix cream cheese and sugar. After combining them, they set the cake pop in a huge circular mould, added a cake pop stick, and freeze it in dry ice. Lastly, they garnish the entire cake pop with colourful sprinkles to finish it!"

"Imagine a cake pop weighing more than 44 kilograms, decorated with five big cups of colourful sprinkles? No, we are not describing a scene out of our favourite cartoon. Nick DiGiovanni (USA) and Lynn Davis (Japan) in Cambridge not only baked such a cake pop but also set a new world record while at it," the Slurp.com says.

"They chose to go with a confetti cake for their creation, the mega cake pop had a circumference of 50.75 inches (128.90 cm), the cake pop also comprised a 33-inch long stick at the time of measurement. 

"Once the record was acknowledged by the team of Guinness world records, Nick and Lynn apparently distributed the cake pop among friends and family and ensured none of the cake was wasted, while the unused ingredients were donated to a local food bank."

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