Watch 'Bachelor' alum Demi Burnett tie a cherry stem with her tongue in under 10 seconds

When it comes to impressive party tricks, Demi Burnett of The Bachelor and Bachelor in Paradise has everyone beat. Just give her a cherry and 10 seconds.

On the latest episode of Yahoo Entertainment’s Reality Star Showdown, Burnett demonstrated her unique skills during a fast-paced round of Shot Clock, hosted by The Ellen DeGeneres Show producer Andy Zenor. And if she couldn’t answer the questions in under 10 seconds, she had to throw back pungent shots of pickle juice, ginger juice or wheatgrass. “Those smell way too healthy for me,” Burnett said.

First, she was tasked with naming five predictions for this season of The Bachelor. She didn’t make the 10-second cut-off but managed to rattle off that “an alumni comes back to host a date” (check, double-check), “Peter will have a controversial contestant” (of course), “windmills will be brought up” (obviously), and “he will fly someone somewhere” (no doubt).

It’s worth noting that Burnett did tape this episode of Reality Star Showdown before Season 24 of The Bachelor began airing, so the fact that her predictions have already come true is impressive.

Psychic, anyone?

After naming five celebrities she’d want to see on The Bachelor or The Bachelorette (Miley Cyrus, Drake, Rihanna, Beyoncé, and Jay Z) it was time for the main event. In eight seconds flat, she put a cherry in her mouth, tied its stem with her tongue, and spat it back out. Impressive, although she did concede “it wasn’t a tight knot.”

Each week on Yahoo Entertainment, sit down with your favorite reality stars and get the scoop in the best way we know how — trivia! Reality Star Showdown is produced by Ellen Digital Network and distributed on Yahoo Entertainment.

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