2000s Baby Prepares Christmas Food in TikTok Video, Mzansi Reviews Meal for Family
- A young person born in the 2000s was in charge of a family's festive food, and she got busy in the kitchen
- The TikTok video fascinated people as she opted for some interesting choices while cooking for the family, which included an international twist
- People flooded the comments to share their thoughts on the Christmas food, and people were happy to give their two cents
Christmas lunch by someone born in the 2000s looked interesting to South Africa. People were honest about the festive dishes she made based on how the food looked.
Source: TikTok
The video got some attention from fascinated viewers. Many people commented with their brutal thoughts on the food they saw.
2k cooks Christmas food in TikTok video
A TikTok video by @sindy_khanya6 shows the result of leaving Christmas food preparations to a young person. The TikTokker took charge and prepared steamed bread and other typical food items. Her meal included a stew with Indian influence, pumpkin and more side dishes
Watch the video:
South Africa applauds Christmas lunch
Many people wrote that the Creator did the most to cook for her family on Christmas. Some gave constructive criticism to the young cook about preparing pumpkin.
SILVIA said:
"Worried about the amount of water in the pumpkin."
Mimi commented:
"I'm joining you next Christmas."
luthohans applauded:
"Pop off Sind."
Lee-Ann added:
"Pumpkin has water of its own,cook it on low heat without water."
Onkgopotse gushed:
"Looks delicious."
Man shows off poor Christmas
In another story, a guy showed people how he spent Christmas without much money and what he ate. People were fascinated after seeing that he had some luxuries, which sparked a debate.
Christmas babies, teen concern: Community awareness grows
Briefly News previously reported that In Limpopo, 33 mothers welcomed Christmas babies overnight, with a 15-year-old girl being the first to deliver at Malamulele Hospital, just five minutes past midnight.
Dr. Phophi Ramathuba, Limpopo Health MEC, visited Mankweng Hospital, expressing worry as 10 out of the 33 mothers were teenagers.
Speaking to SABC News, KwaZulu-Natal Health MEC Nomagugu Simelane highlighted the issue.
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