Tenerife Town Set to Create World's Largest Pout Using Teide's Dry Retama

Residents of Florida, a locality in Tenerife, are putting the final touches to prepare the largest pout in the world this Saturday. Visitors to this region within the municipality of La Orotava will have the opportunity to sample a portion of this traditional Canarian dish, renowned throughout the island.

Tenerife Town Set to Create World’s Largest Pout Using Teide’s Dry Retama

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