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Chef with Down's syndrome flips pancakes like a boss
An awesome video from the Newsflare archive of a chef with Down syndrome bursting with joy as he flips a pancake in the restaurant he works in.
The footage, shot in 2017 in Tiel, Netherlands, shows Robbin, 19, flipping a pancake behind his head and landing it on a plate at the other end of the kitchen.
"On this day a few guests ordered pancakes. Our Chef made them for the guests and after that Robbin asked if he could make one, it wasn’t that busy that day so no problem," the filmer and owner of the restaurant told Newsflare.
"I told him to wait a minute because I wanted to film this milestone and with Robbin you never know what is going to happen."
"At first I didn’t see the pancake landed on a plate, my chef tells me on the film in Dutch that the pancake landed on a plate. Everybody happy and Robbin the most!" he added.
Robbin has worked at Brownies and downieS in Tiel for two years.
Brownies and downieS is a Dutch franchise with over 40 lunchcafés in the Netherlands and across the globe.
They hire people with Down's syndrome and other disabilities and "provide a great working spot for these guys and girls and for our guests a unique experience good food given to you with a big smile!".
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