Woman Burns Mogodu in TikTok Video and Gets an Earful From Mom, Viewers Feel Her Pain: “So Relatable”

Woman Burns Mogodu in TikTok Video and Gets an Earful From Mom, Viewers Feel Her Pain: “So Relatable”

  • A woman tried to take charge of the parts in her mother's kitchen, and it was a miserable failure
  • The creator on social media ended up making content out of how she messed up while cooking tripe
  • Netizens thought the video was hilarious due to the mother's reaction and speaking to Briefly News, the TikTokker gave us the scoop on how the mess happened

A lady tried to be helpful in her family home by cooking. The TikTokker had tripe on the menu, hoping she would make a good impression.

TikTok shows woman cooking tripe and burning it
A TikTok video shows a woman preparing tripe, but she burned it and made her mom angry. Image: @mjmaduna777
Source: TikTok

The video of her trying to cook the African delicacy received over 5,000 likes. Many people were curious about how she ended up ruining the dish.

Lady cannot handle tripe and ruins pot in TikTok video

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@lati_mashilwane posted that she tried to make tripe without any help. Sadly the woman was not paying attention, and she burnt the delicacy. Speaking to Briefly News, Latisha explained that she was trying to help her mom cook just before loadshedding and wanted to make it quick. She said:

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"To speed up the cooking process, I chose to use the gas stove and kept a regular check on it. However, due to fatigue, I ended up falling asleep and completely forgetting about the mogodu on the stove."

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TikTok viewers make fun of woman's bad cooking skills

Peeps who watched the video thought her mother's reaction was relatable, and it sounded like their own moms. The TikTokkker told Briefly News that she was just about to clean the pot before her mom got mad. Latisha said:

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"Thankfully, she didn't hit me, and I was able to salvage the situation by cleaning the pot."

Many people admitted that they have also had the same experience.

Twapalwa said:

"Shona mom's don't play about their pots."

Thandeka Dube908 added:

"It’s that phone."

Seipati Mathebola wrote:

"I have a lot of questions."

Timshire Gwavava commented:

"Yohhh. I know the feeling shame."

Dianne wrote:

"I can relate."

Cooking videos have South Africans fascinated

Many people love to see a good recipe. Briefly News recently reported on that an older woman gave people a method on the best way to clean tripe.

"We can learn a lot": Kid cooking and cleaning mogodu alone impresses Mzansi man

Briefly News previously reported that an Asian child was cooking mogodu the way they do in his culture. A South African man watched the process and gave his thoughts.

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Many people thought the cooking video was entertaining, as it got over 20 000 likes. Online users commented that they enjoyed seeing the different cooking methods.

A man on TikTok @pd_jokes was impressed when he saw a child handle cooking tripe from scratch by himself. In the video, the kid washed and boiled the delicacy according to his culture's cooking methods.

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Source: Briefly News

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Rutendo Masasi (Human-Interest editor) Rue Masasi is a Human Interest and Entertainment writer at Briefly News who graduated with a BA (Hons) in English from Rhodes University in 2018. Rue also has 2 years of experience in journalism and over four years of experience as an online ESL teacher. She has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her via email: rutendo.masasi@briefly.co.za

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