Bay of Plenty Polytechnic has unofficially broken a world record by dipping toast into boiled eggs.
Two hundred and seven participants stood 10 to a table and, in time to a count over loudspeaker, dipped their toast soldiers into their soft-boiled eggs and ate.
Student experience co-ordinator Kirsten Crossan said it would take up to eight weeks for Guinness World Records to go through the evidence the polytech provided and recognise the record.
The polytech had to provide photographic and video evidence and independent official witness statements. Witnesses included Deputy Mayor Kelvin Clout, three lawyers, two Justices of the Peace and local councillors.
Participants, who included students, staff and others involved with orientation week, had to be filmed entering and leaving the record area one at a time and filming had to be continuous.