Ugandan chef Dorcus Mirembe, popularly known as Mama D, made history on December 28 by breaking the Guinness World Record for the longest cooking marathon by an individual. Mama D surpassed the previous record of 119 hours and 57 minutes held by Irish chef Alan Fisher, and she is determined to extend her feat until December 31.
The record-breaking cookathon took place at Zoe’s Cakes ‘n’ Bites in Kira, Wakiso district, where Mama D showcased her culinary skills with enthusiasm and danced her way into the record books. Inspired by Nigerian chef Hilda Baci, Mama D embraced the challenge not only to establish a new record but also to motivate and inspire young girls.
Renowned for her online culinary prowess, Mama D believes in the power of determination and encourages everyone to pursue their dreams. Vision Group’s Urban TV covered the attempt, providing real-time updates to viewers, alongside other platforms of the multimedia company.
The lively atmosphere at Zoe’s Cakes ‘n’ Bites, captured by Urban TV, showcased the excitement and support Mama D received during her world-record attempt. The full house, engagement, and determination were evident, emphasizing the community spirit around this culinary milestone.
Mama D’s cooking marathon was not just about breaking records; it was a celebration of food and joy. The event featured interactions, culinary mastery, and moments of appreciation as Mama D served delicious dishes, receiving praise and cheers from supporters.
