I don’t particularly like to eat cold beans. But when a Guinness World Record (or 3!) are on the line, you might find me eating them for breakfast with a toothpick (as my mother-in-law found out this morning). Today I broke my 3rd, 4th, and 5th Guinness World Records Titles during Computer Science Education Week (Dec 3-8). #HourOfCode

The records were in the series of most small pieces of food eaten in a certain amount of time with a toothpick (I have attempted several). Baked Beans has 1, 3, and 5-minute records and I got ambitions and went for all 3 in a single 5-minute run. I beat the first record by 13%, then I got slower. The second record I beat by 7% and the third I just eeked out and beat by only 1%. I actually thought I didn’t break the last record because I thought it was 277 beans instead of 271 (I got 275).

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