Slicing a bell pepper might seem like a mundane kitchen task, but for Wallace Wong, it is an art form perfected to a degree that has earned him a world record.
In only 9.43 seconds, Wong can slice the core of the bell pepper out, de-seed it, and chop it into meticulous slices.
Wong's remarkable skill in slicing a bell pepper looks pretty hard to beat — I'd be at risk of losing a finger if I attempted to slice a pepper this fast.
Fun Fact: Despite being commonly referred to as vegetables, bell peppers are botanically classified as fruits because they contain seeds and develop from the flower of the plant.
Previously:
• How to cut a bell pepper without getting seeds everywhere
• Cappuccino in a bell pepper
• This is the fastest and easiest way to cut a bell pepper
