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The brownie measures 3 feet long on each side and 15 inches high. It dwarfs the Guinness World Record holder for largest brownie, a 234-pounder made by Alabama's Something Sweet Bake Shop in 2013.
But MariMed said the record-keeping agency told the company its brownie would not be considered.
"Unfortunately, Guinness World Records rejected our entry because they don't accept cannabis-related records," Ryan Crandall, MariMed's chief product officer, told McClatchy. "That was a disappointment, but we're still very proud of what we accomplished."
The brownie, which was unveiled to coincide with Wednesday's National Brownie Day, will be sold to a MariMed medical marijuana patient, Crandall said.