- Guinness World Records officially recognised Ongata Rongai chef Dorcas Kwamboka for the fastest time to make three chapatis
- Dorcas beat the previous record by 43 seconds, with Guinness World Records announcing the achievement on their official social media pages
- The chef celebrated her recognition with a cheeky response aimed at doubters who questioned her record before Guinness posted confirmation
An Ongata Rongai chef has earned her place in history after Guinness World Records officially recognised Dorcas Kwamboka for achieving the fastest time to make three chapatis, with the announcement sparking a wave of celebration online.
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Guinness World Records shared the news across their official social media pages, drawing widespread attention to the Kenyan chef whose love for a staple East African flatbread turned into a global achievement.
In a statement accompanying the announcement, Guinness World Records described Dorcas as a chef with a deep passion for food, cooking and record-breaking.
"She has always enjoyed making chapatis so she put her skills to the test and managed to beat the previous record by 43 seconds," the statement read.
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Following the recognition, Dorcas posted a photo of herself reclining on her bed, certificate in hand, in what she described as a well-earned rest.
"I may be in bed today, but my name has travelled beyond borders. To put my country on global map, Guinness World Records holder, proudly representing my county to the world. Resting like a queen because history has already been made," she wrote.
She also poked fun at her own situation, admitting that her bank account had not yet caught up with her fame, though her pride in the achievement was unmistakable.
Dorcas Fires Back at Doubters
Before Guinness World Records posted the official recognition, some people questioned whether Dorcas had genuinely earned the title.
She did not let that go unaddressed. In a now-viral response, she said:
"Those who insulted me that Guinness World Records had not posted me, good evening, good evening tena, how's your family."
The comeback landed well with her growing audience, many of whom flooded the comments with congratulatory messages.
Goddeck Jux wrote:
"Kenya to the world, hopes you guys now know that Kenya is undisputed the capital city of Africa."
Haji Guthow Junior quipped:
"I can also milk a Buffalo from the nearby Nairobi National park in record 2 minutes."
Amstrong Cosmas offered encouragement:
"Keep pushing, When the right time comes, The Lord will make it happen."
Ronnieboy Distancetuller Ke added:
"Looks kinda slow compared to an Indian restaurant I saw somewhere on the internet, only that they didn't make it to register with Guinness World Records but congrats."
Dorcas sets Guinness World Record certificate on fire
TUKO.co.ke also highlighted facts about Kenyan chef Dorky Dorcas, who set a Guinness World Record by making three chapatis in 2 minutes and 26.92 seconds.
After facing intense backlash over the achievement, Dorcas filmed herself burning the certificate.
Her emotional words in the video have prompted concern among fans about the toll of online hostility.
Source: TUKO.co.ke
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