You cut your peppers all wrong – the right way means you’ll do it in just a minute

PEPPERS are probably one of the most difficult vegetables to cut – however you do it, it always ends up in an awkward shape.

Well, busy mom Lori Conway shared how she does it, and it only takes a minute.

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Accept social mediaShe shared that all you need is a cutting board and a knife.

She began her quick process by cutting the stem straight off.

Then the mother would turn the peppers upside down so that the cut head was face down on the cutting board.

She followed the lines of the peppers and then made three cuts on each of their bumps, creating a Y-shape.

Conway was then able to easily peel the peppers into three wedges.

With her hands, she removed each wedge from the top of the peppers and the veggies were ready to be sliced ​​faster.

After her video, many went to the comments section to express their shock.

“OMG! I’m 60 freaking years old and I just learned this TODAY!”

Others said, “My mouth just dropped out” and “overwhelmed”.

Previously, a woman shared the “weird” way she dices onions in seconds, and people think it’s absolutely brilliant.

The woman, named Lynsey, demonstrated her cutting technique on TikTok and insisted many people thought it was “weird”.

But in her opinion, it “just makes sense” because not only does it save time, it’s also easier.

She said: “I thought I’d hurry up and show you how I chop onions because the way I chop onions seems weird, but to me it just makes sense.

“There’s nothing like cutting it and then you know holding it and ah can’t handle it.”

She said to peel off the outer layer of the onion and let the root stick to it – then cut off the opposite end so it can lay flat.

Then, with a finger on the root to hold it in place, Lynsey made incisions from top to bottom, leaving about 1cm near the root to hold everything in place.

“So you’re literally cutting segments like an orange,” she explained.

Once that’s done, she said, it should “look like a flower,” then flip it over and trim in the opposite direction.

“Why would you do it differently?” She asked.

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