Food Facts : What is the Largest Food Item on any Menu?

The largest food item on a menu is the roast camel.

The camel is stuffed with a sheep’s carcass, which is stuffed with chickens, which are stuffed with fish, which are stuffed with eggs. This feast is sometimes featured in Bedouin weddings.

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