Chef Hilda Baci recently addressed the reason behind the delay in the Guinness World Records certification process, through a video she shared.
In her post, Hilda explained that the “evidence footage” from her extensive cooking marathon is still in the process of being uploaded for Guinness World Records certification.
She provided an update on the progress of uploading the footage, which captured her four-day cooking marathon, onto the Guinness World Records portal.
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Hilda mentioned that she has been able to upload just two days of the evidence footage, emphasizing that the file size of 100 hours is exceptionally large. On this note, she has two more days to upload.
She expressed her team’s dedication to completing this task as quickly as possible, aiming to achieve a record-breaking feat.
This delay proved that the formal approval of Hilda’s remarkable cook-a-thon by Guinness World Records hinges upon a thorough examination of all the evidence presented.
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Chef Hilda Baci showcases her lavish, automated home
In other news, celebrity chef and current sensation set the online community abuzz with excitement as she provides an enchanting glimpse into her lavish home.
Hailing from the beautiful Akwa Ibom state in Nigeria, Hilda captivated her fans during a cook-a-thon held at Amore Gardens in Lagos, with the ambitious goal of breaking a Guinness World Record.
In a delightful twist of fate, Hilda’s perseverance paid off as she successfully accomplished her mission, cooking for an astounding 100 hours, surpassing the previous record-holder, Lata Tondon.
