Spar's R19 Boerewors and Onion Meal Leaves Man Laughing in Disbelief, Sparks Hilarious Reactions
- A South African TikTok user shared a video of a boerewors and onion meal they bought at Spar
- The meal contained a single boerewors and a few onion rings and cost R19
- The video went viral as South Africans poked fun at the small portion size and price
Mzansi netizens had a good laugh after a user shared a video showing an odd meal sold at a local Spar.
Man shows single boerewors & onion pack
A TikTok video by @doggdbn shows the man holding a boerewors and onion meal retailing for R19.
In the pack is a single medium-sized piece of boerewors with about two onion rings seen inside.
The man can be heard laughing in disbelief as he observes the wors. Watch the funny video below:
R19 boerewors sparks humour
Many netizens responded to the video with banter and laughter as they poked fun at the boerewors, the sad pieces of onions and the price.
Wandile responded:
R20 ipiece encane kanje (R20 for such a small piece)
Phiwasetsabedze replied:
"For sho lo we Packaging usebenzisana noTemu (For sure the one in charge of packaging is working with Temu)."
Nelz ✨ commented:
"Abashongo vele ukuthi ONIONS bathe ONION (Well they didn't say onions, the said onion)."
Bandile Mshaywesinqa replied:
"Onion basho owodwa wen uthole u onion owu 3 cha uthwele ndoda (It says onion and you got three, which means you must be very lucky man)."
Nikelo Motseki said:
"Uze kabi kakhulu uSpar ke manje (Spar is doing too much now)."
BlackRose_Mkhize commented:
"To be fair abashongo kuth omngaki (To be fair they didn't say how much)."
Zulu men bring pot of cooked phuthu to KFC
In another story, Briefly News reported that a hilarious video captured a group of South African male friends going to KFC armed with extra food to fill their hungry bellies.
A TikTok video by @b_madondo shows the friends standing at KFC holding a 2L bottle of Coca-Cola, some bread and an entire pot full of cooked phuthu (maize meal) to go with the bucket of fried chicken they had ordered.
In the post, one of them explained that as grown Zulu men, they had to make sure to bring additional food that would fill them as they wouldn't fully enjoy the meal if they had it with rolls.
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Source: Briefly News