In a surprising revelation, renowned Nigerian chef Hilda Effiong Bassey, popularly known as Hilda Baci, has declared that she cannot date or marry a man who possesses culinary skills. The former Guinness World Record holder, celebrated for her culinary expertise, shared her unorthodox views on relationships in a recent viral podcast video circulating on X (formerly Twitter).
Baci, expressing her love for cooking, emphasized that she does not desire a partner who might outshine her in the kitchen. In the candid video, she unveiled her unique love language, stating that the ideal gesture for her is a man ordering food on her behalf.
"I don't want a man who knows how to cook. I don't want it. I like cooking so much," Baci declared. She further elaborated on her culinary affection, highlighting her tendency to show love by sending food to friends and especially to her significant other.
Describing her willingness to whip up late-night snacks for her partner, she shared, "You can wake me up in the middle of the night and say, 'Babe, I want a doughnut. I want meat pie.' And I'm flying to the kitchen to make it for you. That's my thing. I want a man who can order me food. If you don't have a problem with ordering me food, I'm in love."
Baci's unconventional take on relationships has sparked a lively discussion on social media, with users expressing a spectrum of opinions on the compatibility of culinary skills within a romantic partnership. Some applaud her honesty, while others question the traditional gender roles associated with cooking in relationships.
As the video continues to circulate, the public awaits further insights into Baci's unique perspective on love and culinary dynamics, offering a glimpse into the diverse ways individuals navigate the complexities of modern relationships.
