If they were placed end-to-end, how many average-sized enchiladas would it take to encircle the UK?
SHORT ANSWER
69,904,183
FULL STORY
The UK coastline measures 7,723 miles which is the equivalent to 13,592,480 yards or 489,329,280 inches.
A standard tortilla wrap has a diameter of seven inches and therefore when rolled up it would also be 7 inches long.
The number of enchiladas required is therefore found by dividing the two which results in a mere 69,904,183 being required. After taking the time to lay them out end to end you would be forgiven for eating the one-inch overlap that will result.
