Rachel Vennya's Cooking Stir: Washed with Mineral Water Worth Rp 750 Thousand

Kapanlagi.com - It's no longer a secret that Rachel Vennya likes to cook by herself. She has cooked various dishes, and often this influencer shares recipes and cooking methods on Instagram and YouTube.

Recently, Rachel made a video of her cooking delicious Padang-style crab. However, this time, it wasn't her dish that made netizens excited while watching Rachel's video. It was the water she used to wash the crab.

Why? Rachel used a mineral water with an expensive price to wash the crab she was going to cook. The mineral water is branded as FIJI and costs Rp 750,000 per unit.

1. Used to Wash Crab

© YouTube/Rachel&Niko

In the video recording titled Cooking LIVE Crabs which aired on April 11, 2020 on Rachel & Niko's channel, this mother of two children enthusiastically cooked crabs. She obtained several fairly large crabs.

Before cooking, Rachel first washed the live crabs. First, she washed them with running water from the sink in her kitchen.

Then Rachel rinsed the crabs with two bottles of FIJI branded water. After soaking the crabs for a while, Rachel then poured out the expensive mineral water from the pot.

2. Warned by Netizens

© YouTube/Rachel&Niko

Rachel's decision to wash the crabs with expensive mineral water did not escape the attention of netizens. Many reminded this influencer and YouTuber for wasting expensive items for washing water.

Dozens of comments flooded Rachel's YouTube channel and seemed to make her annoyed. Shortly after the comment section became chaotic, she decided to close it until now.

3. Video Endorse

© YouTube/Rachel&Niko

This cooking video itself is not solely about sharing recipes. However, Rachel Vennya received an endorsement from an online store where she bought some ingredients and tools.

It is alleged that because of this, Rachel finally chose to close the comment section. Due to the use of expensive mineral water, Rachel is called a sultanah who wastes expensive items and fills her comment section with negative reactions.

(kpl/phi)