Jazz Book Of Records

The Jazz Apple Crumble Off Begins as The Jazz Book of Records Celebrates Glorious Years

As die hard Jazz Apple fans, you probably still remember a mysterious man in a Mexican wrestling mask and some stylish red Y fronts appearing in a London park when snow hit in January 2010. As he ran 100 metres whilst eating two Jazz Apples, no one could know that this was the true beginning of the Jazz Apple Book of Records.

So Jazz man we salute you and in tribute to 2 years of wacky apple-tastic records, here is the latest one which has been sent in courtesy of two fans from Spain and Italy who, fed up of arguing about David Villa, Balotelli and all things football, decided to battle it out via Jazz Apple challenge. So without much further ado, I give you Italy versus Spain in the first – Jazz Apple Crumble Off! Let’s Get Ready Ready, Lets Get Ready Ready, Lets Get Ready to Crumble!

Watch below as they guide you through how to prepare the finest of all culinary masterpieces - the apple crumble and let us know who you think the winner should be.

The Beginning

When snow hit London in January 2010, a mysterious man appeared in a park in London with a Mexican wrestling mask, some stylish red Y fronts, two Jazz Apples and that is all. The crazy jazz fanatic then proceeded to run a hundred metres while eating a jazz apple. This was the first sighting of the Jazz Man and in memory of his heroic stunt, we decided to start the Jazz Book of Records. Since this momentous day, we have not heard much more from the Jazz Man but his legacy - the Jazz Book of Records lives on with people around the world sending in there apple records.

Check out the other records set by Jazz fans and why not see if you have the apples to beat any!