In The Kitchen To Create History: Nigerian Chef Cooks For 100 Hours Uninterrupted To Attempt World Record
This brave Nigerian woman just beat the record set by Indians by cooking for 100 hours non-stop.
Cooking is surely an art. Not everyone can do the best cooking in the world. If we ask anyone how much time they can cook in a day, then it would probably be 3 hours and not more than that.
But recently, a woman in Nigeria broke all the records and cooked for 100 hours. Yes! You just read it right¡ªthe Nigerian chef has broken all the records and cooked straight away for such a long time.
Since turning on her cooker at 15:00 GMT on May 11, she has produced over 100 different dinners. According to the BBC, she has usually cooked Nigerian cuisine, such as joll of rice and different types of rice and pasta, and she has also created akara, a popular street food made from deep-fried mashed beans.
A Nigerian Chef Sets A Record After 100 Hours Of Non-Stop Culinary Excellence By Cooking For 100 Hours Straight
The Nigerian chef Hilda Baci has shared this news on her Instagram handle with the caption, "The outpouring of love over the last 3 days has been so amazing ! Thank you so much for the love and support."
Hilda Bassey, the chef from Lagos, has enthralled the country with her marathon cooking, which began on Thursday and finished on Monday night.
Presently, Indian chef Lata Tondon holds the longest cooking record, clocking in at 87 hours and 45 minutes, which was made in 2019. Bassey's time will be considered official after it is confirmed by Guinness World Records officials.
Instagram/hildabaci
At 4 p.m. on May 11, the 27-year-old chef began preparing the meals for the record attempt.
On Twitter, Guinness World Records has also stated that "we're aware of this amazing record attempt, we need to review all the evidence first before officially confirming a record ?."
we're aware of this amazing record attempt, we need to review all the evidence first before officially confirming a record ? https://t.co/loGnAY8yKE
¡ª Guinness World Records (@GWR) May 15, 2023
Let's Check Out How Netizens Reacted To This Amazing Record
Since the video has been shared on social media, it has gotten over 2 million views and 367K likes, and many have praised and loved her in the comments section. We are sure this talent and hard work are things not everyone can do in their lives. But she just made all the women and Nigerians proud of her.
According to one user, if all black Africans were like Nigerians, we would be 1000 years ahead of where we are now. Nothing beats Nigerians standing together and supporting one another. Another person stated, "Neither shake nor cook nor I panic." God is feeling, ooo. Another person said, "You got this girl!!" ??? You are a world record holder, and God's strength is with you. Amen. We are extremely proud of you, mama, remarked the next.
Instagram/hildabaci
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