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The food hack made waves on the social media platform, with one user saying that she looked like a “pro who had done a lot of practice”.
“I thought the other side of the blade was just for left-handed people to use. This is the first time I've seen it done this way,” said one person.
“What in the world! I'm going to have to try this now that I know it works,” added another.
Professional chefs chimed in, saying that they had never heard of this technique.
The video has been watched almost 2,000 times on TikTok.
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