Record Breaker Hilda Baci Receives Culinary Award at Dinner Hosted in Her Honour, New Video Emerges
- Nigeria's Chef Hilda Effiong Bassey, popularly known as Hilda Baci, has received a culinary award from CAPA
- Recall that the restauranteur was finally certified by the prestigious body more than 29 days after she did her 100-hour cook-a-thon
- At a dinner hosted in her honour, the beautiful lady was presented with the award amid cheers from guests
Chef Hilda Baci was excited as she bagged a culinary award days after Guinness World Records certified her as the new record holder for the longest cooking time by an individual.
Hilda got the award at a dinner held in her honour by the Culinary Arts Practitioners Association Nigeria (CAPA).
Guests cheered as she was presented with the award, and in a video on her Insta Story, Hilda appreciated CAPA for the gesture.
The Akwa Ibom indigene described the dinner as the sweetest thing and expressed her love for it.
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Hilda looked lovely in an armless fitted gown she rocked for the occasion. She was overwhelmed with joy, as seen in the clip.
She said:
"So guys, this is honestly like the sweetest thing. I am currently going for a dinner that is hosted by Capa. They just felt it wise to celebrate me and you know, make me nice food, make me happy, make me comfortable. I love it. Thank you CAPA."
Video shows Hilda Baci's first reaction after Guinness World Records certification
Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that a video had captured Hilda Baci's emotional reaction after Guinness World Records certified her as the new record holder.
The chef had anxiously waited after submitting the evidence of her cook-a-thon for the body to verify.
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The cook-a-thon took place in May, and the chef gathered her evidence and submitted it to the body in the same month. She had cooked for 100 hours, according to her own records, but the Guinness World Records said it could only award her 93 hours and 11 minutes.
Giving reasons as to how it arrived at the conclusion, the body said there was a miscalculation in Hilda's allowed resting time of five minutes after an hour.
Source: Legit.ng