Raymond Kahuma, a Ugandan street food enthusiast, has broken a world record by cooking the largest Ugandan Rolex ever.The massive dish, weighing 204kg, was prepared with a team of friends and officially recognized by Guinness World Records.A Ugandan Rolex is a popular street snack made by rolling eggs, tomatoes, and vegetables in chapati.Kahuma's effort involved documenting the entire process on camera, from mixing dough to final preparation.The record-breaking creation was shared with the public, feeding over 500 people.This isn't his first attempt; he previously tried for the world's largest chapati.While some comments joked about hygiene standards, most acknowledged the feat's significance.The Ugandan Rolex symbolizes street culture and has gained international attention through Guinness Records.