Fast food worker reveals perfect way to fold a burrito or wrap in viral video
A savvy fast-food worker has shocked burrito lovers with her perfect technique for folding the delicious Mexican wraps.
Posting onto TikTok, Taco Bell employee Marina Hart showed followers the hack she learnt at work, joking that she is asked by friends to fold burritos even when she's off the clock.
Folding a burrito can usually be a very messy affair — but Marina's fail-safe method has millions of people hooked.
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Taco Bel employee Marina shared her secret technique for the perfect burrito TikTok
"Can you roll my burrito on your night off from Taco Bell?" Marina wrote in the clip, captioning it: "Everyone wants you".
In the video, Marina laid a burrito flat on the counter-top then folded the sides inwards, lengthwise.
She then dragged the sides of the tortilla back out before folding the burrito in half, tucking the bottom piece around the fillings.
Finally, Marina then tucked the edges of the top and rolled it into a perfect cylindrical shape.
The burrito was folded perfectly in the viral video. TikTok
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Marina's incredible technique exploded in the TikTok foodie universe, with the clip attracting over 19 million views and thousands of amazed comments.
Her employer, Taco Bell, even took to the comments to praise Marina's very specific skill.
"Your technique is flawless," the fast-food giant shared from its official TikTok page.
"This.... this is a work of art," another person wrote.
One person added: "The only way to wrap a burrito. It's solid, stable, easy, even distribution of the ingredients, and you don't get a weird clump of ONLY tortilla."
Some users even remarked the folding process seemed a little sensual. One laughed: "This is very intimate."
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