YouTuber Louis Weisz showed that the force of slapping can generate two or three times more than what an oven needs to cook a chicken.
It was two months of work and several unsuccessful attempts that the YouTuber used to create a mechanical device designed to slap quickly and constantly so that the chicken is cooked and not destroyed in the attempt.
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In the video, you can see the changes that Louis had to make to the mechanical arm during the tests. After putting the chicken in a thermal bag protected from blows so that it does not destroy the meat, he was able to show that it is possible to cook a chicken with at least 135,000 slaps in eight hours, consuming about 7,500 watt-hours of energy.
During his experiment, although it was cooked from the outside, you can see that it was somewhat raw inside, unlike the chicken we cook normally.
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“We did it boys. When life gives you chickens, slap them till they’re cooked,” the YouTuber wrote to his followers.