"Beer & Sprite?": Mzansi Woman Sparks Debate With Zulu Mimosa Drink in Funny TikTok Video

"Beer & Sprite?": Mzansi Woman Sparks Debate With Zulu Mimosa Drink in Funny TikTok Video

  • A Mzansi woman posted a video showing an interesting alcoholic drink she decided to mix
  • The TikTok video shows the Zanele Govender's husband looking closely as she mixes beer with cooldrink
  • Zanele spoke to Briefly News about how she came up with the drink and what it tastes like
  • The unlikely concoction raised eyebrows among some netizens and left others cracking jokes
A woman mixed beer and cooldrink
A woman's beer and cooldrink cocktail had netizens baffled. Image: @mrs_zs_govender
Source: TikTok

One woman had Mzansi netizens shaking their heads in concern after sharing a video of an interesting cocktail she decided to mix.

Woman makes 'Zulu mimosa'

TikTokker Zanele Govender (@mrs_zs_govender) shared a video of her pouring Carling Black Label beer into a fancy glass before adding some Sprite, a clear, lemon and lime-flavoured cooldrink into the drink, which she referred to as a Zulu mimosa.

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"Not my husband waiting to see what I’m doinganyways kumnandi," the woman captioned the post.

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According to The Manual, For most, a good beer is considered something you enjoy on its own, preferably in a proper pint glass. However, beer can also be mixed into some delicious, suds-based concoctions.

Watch the funny video below:

Woman shares inspo behind Zulu mimosa

Speaking to Briefly News, Zanele shared that she came up with the drink during Lockdown and was forced to get creative with the liquor she had in her stash at the time.

"I refused to settle for plain old beer, so I spiced things up by adding a splash of Sprite. Voila, the ultimate lockdown beer concoction," she said.

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And what does this unique drink taste like you may wonder?:

"A magical fusion of sweetness and fizziness, all thanks to the delightful mix of beer and sprite. It's a party in your mouth, and let's not forget the bubbly twist that sprite brings to the table," the bubbly mixologist shared.

Shedding light on the name "Zulu mimosa", Govender said it perfectly captured the fun behind making and enjoying the drink.

"The name itself adds a touch of luxury to this affordable and oh-so-easy-to-make drink."

Mzansi shares their thoughts on the drink

Some South Africans are fearless when it comes to mixing their alcohol, Lol.

The woman's drink mixology amused many netizens, while others criticised it, saying she was wasting a good beer.

Thobani Msomi said:

"Into azoyihlanza."

user9704787806596 commented:

"Real name is beer shandy."

Smakie replied:

"I regret turning water to wine."

Andile Kunene said:

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"Ngeke bakithi ."

Zamahlase Sibisi replied:

"Zanele uzobulala uBare ."

nomalanga.nxumalo responded:

"Waze wawumosha ubeer."

Johannesburg woman mixes alcohol in TikTok video

In another funny drink story, Briefly News reported that a viral clip of a woman mixing a shot of Jäger into a Savannah bottle reminded several people of their mistakes of trying out new alcoholic drink concoctions.

Alcohol can get you into a lot of trouble, especially when it puts you into a state of mind where you do not remember what you did.

TikTok user @maditlharekalk shared a video of herself having a drink. But it did not seem like a chilled one.

The good sis dropped a cap of what looks like Jägermeister into a bottle of Savannah

Source: Briefly News

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