Man Who Constructed Hilda Baci's Large Pot with His Team Displays How It Was Done, Video Trends
- A Nigerian man has shared a video showing the processes that were involved in making the 'world biggest giant pot'
- In a video, he displayed the construction of the large pot and gave gratitude to God for the successful work
- Popular chef, Hilda Baci, had announced online that she would be attempting to make history for the largest pot of jollof rice ever cooked
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A Nigerian man recently shared a video showing the creation of what he referred to as the "world's biggest giant pot."
The video, shared on TikTok, documented the process behind constructing the very large cooking pot.
Source: TikTok
Man shows off construction process of pot
Expressing gratitude, the man identified as @olalecks13 on TikTok, credited God for the successful completion of the project, calling it a great achievement.
The pot was built with the aim of facilitating a groundbreaking attempt by popular chef Hilda Baci.
Hilda had earlier announced her intention to break a Guinness World Record by preparing the largest pot of jollof rice ever cooked.
Her goal was to set a new Guinness World Record to solidify her reputation as a prominent figure in the culinary world.
The viral clip showed the detailed work involved in making the giant pot, which was developed by the man's team at Olalecks Tech Ltd.
Source: TikTok
"Making of the world biggest giant pot. Great achievement. All thanks to God for the successful work. Olalecks Tech Ltd," the video's caption read.
Reactions as man displays construction of large pot
TikTok users stormed the comments section to react to the trending post.
@ATOMIC said:
"I don't think those spoon can mix it well are you sure those spoons is not going to break."
@Big_man_willy said:
"Just an observation though instead of using those long turning spoons it would have been more better to create an automatic roller that just miss everything properly without stress."
@sankofax0 said:
"Yes. Open welded joints in a cooking basing. Those heavy metals would be great nutrition in the jollof."
@Tolu Amadi said:
"A large turning stick will be needed those spoons will break."
@Qwin Dora said:
"Omo I think you guys should just make use of wooden Spoon."
@Ben Sam475 commented:
"I love it lest do this more instead of buying from china."
@TOMI added:
"Why can’t they design something at the edge of the pot still inside but near the top that makes pouring ingredients easier? That way, when you pour, everything flows smoothly down into the middle, instead of gathering on one side, and it would also reduce the risk of splashing hot palm oil or other oils, since pouring from a height can be dangerous. Also, can’t they create some kind of machine with a large spoon or paddle that helps stir the food occasionally? Because with the huge quantity that goes into the pot, especially solid foods like rice, it would be very hard to stir by hand. When you put a spoon in, rice is not liquid, so some parts may cook unevenly some done, some not done. The idea of using a big wooden spoon is good, but you could also add something like an Omo Rogun (wooden turning stick). I’m just suggesting ideas, not criticizing. Ma, you are doing a lovely job and it will definitely come out great I can’t wait to come and eat."
See the post below:
Video shows Hilda Baci's large pot
Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a trending video showed the moment Hilda Baci and her crew test-ran the pot she is going to use for her latest kitchen quest.
The celebrated chef had announced online that she would be attempting to make history for the largest pot of jollof rice ever cooked.
Source: Legit.ng
