₦airaland Forum

Mabuggi88:
Whatever makes her happy,
Non of my business.

Mr Seun, punctuation marks are counted as characters too, why is your own different?

MrIcredible:
Pot wey she don carry her kay legs stand on top and inside.

I pity people wey go chop food inside such filth

Kharol1234:
The food no go sweet

wishing you success in your endeavours...

mukthar2000:
Best of luck to the lagosians eaters


Our income president should be ready to served food that day for election campaign.

njokuuche77:
I am interested in this.

Source of heat supply, how many kilos or bag of rice, ingredients used etc.
Will the taste still come out same?
I know she will deliver.
I definitely need to be part of this.

derico:
How does this new record change the world?

Yes, you will probably share free food to Nigerians...or sell again.
That one concern her.

I'd have preferred the new record be about cooking the largest number of variety of cuisine.
Atleast that will bring global view for every country's meal she cooks...prolly with global rep present.

It's the real acculturation.
Or she can just cook every Nigerian dish in existence.
Stamp your feet as the Chief Chef of Nigeria.

Your cooking video will become the world's adopted cook guide for foreigners.

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That Ekiti gurl can actually use this.

BlessedGift:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aKlcde-FKKU

Celebrity chef and Guinness World Record holder Hilda Baci has reassured fans and food enthusiasts of the hygiene of the giant pot she intends to use for her record-breaking jollof rice attempt at Eko Hotel and Suites in Lagos.

Baci said she personally washed the massive six-metre-wide pot using a branded detergent before the event kicked off.

“Yes, I can officially confirm this pot is clean! I personally rolled up my sleeves and washed it myself,” she wrote, tagging the detergent brand.

"In just a few hours, this same pot will be home to thousands of servings of Nigerian Jollof history in the making," she added,
In an accompanying video, the chef was seen inside the custom-fabricated pot as she scrubbed its interior.

“I know you’re probably about to pop your eyeballs out. Why is she inside the pot?” she said jokingly.

"The reason I'm inside the pot at this moment is because I need to wash the pot.

"I can assure you that once I am done washing the interior of the pot and I've gotten rid of all the liquid, I'm going to rinse it again, and I have brand new mopsticks that I would be using to clean it once again before we use it to cook for you."

Baci promised that the pot would be fully sanitised before the cooking began and pledged to serve “the most amazing, hygienic food you’ve ever eaten.”

The free event, organised in partnership with seasoning brand Gino, is expected to draw more than 20,000 people as Baci attempts to cook the world’s largest pot of Nigerian jollof rice.

Baci made headlines in May 2023 after completing a 100-hour cooking marathon in Lagos, a feat that earned her global recognition through the Guinness World Records.

themanderon:
Too much time for rubbish. How will it taste? Some side flavourful other side tasteless?

May1st:
Na who for help am wash the pot?
Hope that Ekiti copycat is getting ready to chase after Hilda

mukthar2000:
Best of luck to the lagosians eaters


Our income president should be ready to served food that day for election campaign.

Alliswell248:
Bitterness and hatred at the peak.
The sky is too big for birds to fly without colliding.
I pity the kids you are using this your brain to train.

BlessedGift:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aKlcde-FKKU

Celebrity chef and Guinness World Record holder Hilda Baci has reassured fans and food enthusiasts of the hygiene of the giant pot she intends to use for her record-breaking jollof rice attempt at Eko Hotel and Suites in Lagos.

Baci said she personally washed the massive six-metre-wide pot using a branded detergent before the event kicked off.

“Yes, I can officially confirm this pot is clean! I personally rolled up my sleeves and washed it myself,” she wrote, tagging the detergent brand.

"In just a few hours, this same pot will be home to thousands of servings of Nigerian Jollof history in the making," she added,
In an accompanying video, the chef was seen inside the custom-fabricated pot as she scrubbed its interior.

“I know you’re probably about to pop your eyeballs out. Why is she inside the pot?” she said jokingly.

"The reason I'm inside the pot at this moment is because I need to wash the pot.

"I can assure you that once I am done washing the interior of the pot and I've gotten rid of all the liquid, I'm going to rinse it again, and I have brand new mopsticks that I would be using to clean it once again before we use it to cook for you."

Baci promised that the pot would be fully sanitised before the cooking began and pledged to serve “the most amazing, hygienic food you’ve ever eaten.”

The free event, organised in partnership with seasoning brand Gino, is expected to draw more than 20,000 people as Baci attempts to cook the world’s largest pot of Nigerian jollof rice.

Baci made headlines in May 2023 after completing a 100-hour cooking marathon in Lagos, a feat that earned her global recognition through the Guinness World Records.