Mzansi Has Hilarious Debate Over Amasi Being Measured in Kilograms and Not Litres

• Social media icon Daniel Marven created confusion online after sharing a post about 2kg amasi and hinting that something seemed off
• Many locals proved Marven wrong as they shared posts about other brands of maas that are also measured in kilograms and not litres
• Marven did not respond to any of the answers he received as Mzansians took their receipts to the table

Popular Twitter user Daniel Marven started a debate on social media about how amasi is measured. He posted an image from a store's Black Friday deal which measures the sour milk in kilograms.

The company is selling 2kg maas and Marven confused a few Twitter users who quickly became investigators. Peeps started sharing pics of other amasi brands that also measure the popular drink in kilograms rather than litres.

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Some locals even brought out their conversion checkers to see how many kilograms are considered a litre and vice versa.

Check the post out below:

Read some of the comments left by Saffas:

@FikaMafika said:

"The joke is on you buddy... 2kg is actually correct as this is not measured in litres."

@BenMashinini shared:

"Y'all didn't know that maas is measured in Kg and not L? Come on guys. It's clear that maas is not liquid."

@Ngoasheng247 wrote:

"Apparently, this is correct. This is how you measure maas."

@Thottie_T3 tweeted:

"Before anything, the density of water is not the same as that of milk, especially sour milk... Otherwise, that would've been correct... But we'll give it to them..."

@Mandy_thebizniz came through with this:

"What is off? Maas and any aqueous solution like a body cream too is measured in weight (mass), not litres..."

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@Sbue_Ndlovu added:

"I can't keep quiet a whole retail shop advertisement? 2KG really?"

“Hawu Nandi”: Nando’s shares funny response to social media debate, Mzansi hits back

In other funny food news, Briefly News reported that Nando’s is an uninvited guest after joining a conversation between two guys on social media. The two social media users were engaging in a debate on what they eat the most.

One local guy said he prefers pap and not rice or pasta. The fast-food outlet just dropped a hot response to @MandlaMathye_ who loves his traditional pap and not what is regarded as luxury items such as rice and pasta.

The popular restaurant store delivered a killer punch to Mandla, who believes a man should stick to pap, but Nando's says he should not worry about pap but must bring a generator and a bucket of water to the household.

Source: Briefly News