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Currently, in order to stand out on social networks, influencers need to publish high quality content that is also very visual, eye-catching and likely to go viral. The tiktoker Alyssa Lauren has found a peculiar format that is making her grow fast in networks. What she does is cooking inside her Tesla car -one of her most prized possessions, according to her posts-, to then show how she tests her preparations, a fact that has evidently gone viral.
To do this, the influencer has a portable kitchen that she places between the pilot and co-pilot seats. And don’t think she cooks something simple and “clean” like a sandwich or salads. No, Alyssa opts for recipes that require a big spread like Cheetos-covered chicken fingers, Korean Corndogs or grilled seafood.
@alyssalauren not the hot cheeto fingers with the white seats #tesla #Foodie #foodies #foodtiktok #foodtok #EasyRecipes #funrecipes #food #hotcheetos #friedchicken #recipes #lazypotnoodle ♬ original sound – Alyssa Lauren
As expected, the content has caused quite a stir on her social networks with comments of all kinds, mainly about the ventilation and cleanliness of the car’s interior. In the videos, Lauren can be seen chopping cheese, sausages, potatoes, garlic, chicken fillets, breading fingers with crushed Cheetos and even pouring a large amount of oil to fry her creations.
@alyssalauren elon baby we’ve come a long way #tesla #shrimp #foodie #foodies #foodtiktok #foodtok #easyrecipes #funrecipes #food #seafoodboil #seafood #recipes #lazynoodlepot ♬ original sound – Alyssa Lauren
Judging by how this type of content works on its profile, it is clear that it is profitable for the tiktoker, since these videos are the ones with the most reproductions, surpassing one million views for each recipe.
Would you be able to be cooking in your car – whether it’s a Tesla or not – just to go viral?