“Black Mamba”: Mzansi Roasting Disappointed Man Who Burned Food

• South Africans are sharing their funny reactions to a man who burned his meal as he tried to prepare something to eat
• The social media account holder says he was outside, forgot that he was cooking and found his wors burned
• Some people say he should have just peeled off the burned part or washed it, however one person likened to burnt meat to a black mamba

One South African guy has headed online to share his disappointment after trying so hard to prepare a meal. The young guy shared a snap on social media where he says he made an attempt to cook but burned the food.

It seems the chap was looking to have some grilled wors but his oven was too hot or he was busy and forgot to monitor the meal. The wors can be seen extremely burned and it’s even black. His caption tells a story that he was disappointed. He wrote:

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“That time I'm hungry hungry.”

The post reads:

@NalediMkeysair said:

“Liwashe hahaha.”

@AamsandaShibase said:

“Not you burning wors until it looks like a snake.”

@MichuEmenalo said:

“Yini yona le?”

@Sthebeworldwide said:

“I was outside, eish. Completely forgot about this.”

@Daddy_K said:

“Set the timer on next time, or better yet you can do the wors in the microwave next time, especially if you are alone and drinking alcohol. That will avoid you almost burning the house down.”

@Societysburden said:

“If you are really hungry, you would finish it.”

@Siyandasoxuza said:

“Boil it udle uzoba grand.”

@NgoveniSbu said:

“It’s all good to eat my bro, ishe ngaphandle kuphela. It’s still okay on the inside.”

@LesegoDisipi said:

“Just eat. You won't die...”

@Cymntaba said:

“Black mamba.”

Yummy: Proud South Africans share favourite dishes for Heritage Day

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Ina recent piece, Briefly News published that from samp and mogodu to boiled maize (iinkobe) and mopani worms, South Africans shared their favourite traditional dishes on various social media platforms.

Some people prefer simple meals and some prefer home-cooked and not the usual South African tshisa nyama where you go out and buy. 24 September is a day on which Mzansi citizens honour and celebrate the country’s diversity through culture and tradition as they mark Heritage Day.

As it's a public holiday, many people have also prepared some umqombothi for their elders and Briefly News looks at all the suggestions and preferences from the Rainbow Nation.

Source: Briefly News