Folks visiting Miami-Dade County Fair were already drooling over food, but even more mouths watered when the 125.5 pounds hot dog, which may be the world's biggest dog ever, came out.
According to the Miami Herald, the dog was cooked for 3 hours on a 100-foot mobile grill.
Brett Enright, founder of Juicy's Outlaw Grill that already holds the Guinness record for largest commercially available hamburger, shouted "let's get another record" as the enormous hot dog was carried out to its bun.
The weight observed by several witnesses would be sent to Guinness for review and the hot dog would be commercially available for 1,000 pounds.
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