Men, women and children are breaking boundaries and getting their names registered in the Guinness World Record for their elite-level talent. From jaw-dropping feats to spine-tingling gymnastics, there is no dearth of videos on the internet showing super-skilled humans demonstrating their creativity. Among these mind-boggling records, food-related content truly stands out, leaving viewers astounded. A man who goes by the name Nigel Ng, aka Uncle Roger, recently showcased his culinary agility that would make even the most seasoned chefs blush.
The record-breaking attempt took place at FUIYOH! It’s UNCLE ROGER in Malaysia, where Chef Nigel showcased his culinary prowess. As the clock started ticking, Uncle Roger began to toss the fried rice high in the air, catching it with precision and grace without spilling a single grain. When the 30-second mark was reached, Nigel Ng tossed and caught an astonishing 1240 g of fried rice with a ladle, according to GWR’s official website. Incredible, isn’t it?
As the video ended, Uncle Roger was awarded a certificate for his achievement. This remarkable feat left everyone present there stunned, and he was showered with praise and applause.
The official Instagram handle of Guinness World Records shared the video of Uncle Roger’s impressive feat on the platform with the caption, “Most fried rice tossed and caught with a ladle in 30 seconds, 1240 g, by Uncle Roger @mrnigelng.”
Soon enough, the post garnered the attention of social media users online. Viewers were quick to chime into the comment section to share their views and praise the man for his skills which were on full display as he whipped up a storm of fried rice in mere seconds. Till now, the viral clip has amassed more than 2 million views and over 42,000 likes.
“Welcome to the GWR club, Uncle,” commented a user.
Another said, “Congratulations, Uncle Roger!”
“Uncle Roger in serious mode. This man is the goat,” praised a user.
An account remarked, “Yeah, my man won the record!”
An individual exclaimed, “Uncle Roger is setting a new record.”
“Thank you for saving the world with your skill,” read a comment.
What are your views on this remarkable feat?
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