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February 24th – Pancake Day!

Shrove Tuesday, more commonly called Pancake Day, Fat Tuesday or Mardi Gras, is celebrated every year to mark the first day of Lent
Because Lent is traditionally a time when people had a sparser diet and gave up lots of ‘luxury’ things such as eggs, flour, butter and milk, Shrove Tuesday was the day to use them all up by making pancakes.
The record for the largest pancake in the world is held by the Co-operative Union in Manchester. Their pancake weighed around 3 tonnes and measured a whopping 49 feet and 3 inches long!
Olney in Buckinghamshire has a pancake race every year, and have done since 1445. It’s thought to have been the first pancake race in the world.
In France, it is tradition to hold a coin in one hand, toss the pancake with the other and make a wish.
The largest stack of pancakes ever cooked was made up of 60 pancakes and was a massive 76cm tall.