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JERUSALEM - Israeli farmer Chahi Ariel has grown the world's heaviest strawberry, according to Guinness World Records. At 289 grams, the strawberry was about five times the average weight of a regular berry of the local Ilan variety, said Nir Dai, a researcher at Israel's Volcani Institute where the strain was developed. The strawberry was 18 cm long and 34...

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Israeli farmer Chahi Ariel has grown the worlds heaviest strawberry, according to Guinness World Records.

The Guinness-winning strawberry weighs 289 grams and is about five times bigger than the average berry

Chahi Ariel makes the Guinness World Records with a 289g strawberry – five times the average weight of that variety

Israeli farmer Chahi Ariel has grown the worlds heaviest strawberry, according to Guinness World Records.

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A giant Israeli strawberry has entered the Guinness World Records to become the largest and heaviest berry in the world. The titanic berry is of a local Ilan variety and is known for producing large fruits. But the strawberry grown by the Ariel family, which weighs 289 grams, broke the previous record of 250 grams that was cultivated in Japan’s Fukuoka city on January 28, 2015. According to the statement by the Guinness entry, the Israeli strawberry is 18 centimetres (seven inches) long, four ...

Israeli farmer Chahi Ariel has grown the worlds heaviest strawberry, according to Guinness World Records.

Israeli farmer Chahi Ariel has grown the world's heaviest strawberry, according to Guinness World Records.