“Ke Sharp Mos”: Man Only Has 1 Egg and Liver Spread Each Day Until Payday

“Ke Sharp Mos”: Man Only Has 1 Egg and Liver Spread Each Day Until Payday

  • A hungry man shared that he was prepared to eat one egg and a tub of liver spread every day before payday came around
  • For the last two days, the man switched it up and decided to have a head of cabbage and spice
  • Members of the online community could not help but laugh at the man's comical meal plan
  • A local clinical dietician explained to Briefly News what liver spread and its health benefits are

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A man planned to eat one egg and liver spread for a few days before he got paid.
A man planned to eat one egg and liver spread for a few days before he got paid. Images: @masapp2020
Source: TikTok

The last few days before payday can be financially challenging for anyone. However, one man ensured his stomach was partially satisfied before the money came in.

Using the handle @masapp2020 on TikTok, a local man showed app users what he would eat on the days before the 25th of the month, starting from the 17th. The gentleman showed that he would enjoy one egg and a tub of liver spread for the first seven days.

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However, for the last two days, he jokingly showed that all he had to eat was a head of cabbage (for the 24th) and a bottle of spice (for the 25th). Because he was using a TikTok sound made by another creator, @masapp2020 reiterated in the video what the audio said at the end of the video:

"Ke sharp mos."

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What are the health benefits of liver spread?

Rudo Tshabalala, a clinical dietician, explained to Briefly News that liver spread is a paste of pureed beef, pork, or chicken mixed with offal or cereal. It mostly contains nutrients found in meat.

She told the publication:

"It can be nutrient-dense as it contains protein, amino acids and micronutrients such as vitamins A, B, D and E. It also contains vitamin B12, selenium, copper, zinc, iron and magnesium."

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Mzansi reacts to man's meal plan

Since being posted on the popular social media app, the man's video has garnered over half a million views, possibly still reaching For You Pages today. People have also taken to the post's comment section to share their laughter over the food.

Although the man's video was meant to be humorous, @odizzl6 shared:

"This is why being single with no kids is perfect."

@siphokazibotya gratefully wrote with a laugh:

"Thank you for the tip."

@10_o.c.t advised the TikTokker:

"You just need maize meal."

@nthabythateng could not put themselves in the man's shoes and wrote in the comment section:

"I can't eat the same thing for that long."

@kagisholosabe227 laughed and referred to what the man planned to eat on the last day:

"The 25th is payday. No spices needed."

Woman shares healthy budget-friendly meal plan

In another article, Briefly News reported about a local woman who took to her social media account to showcase how she turned her R600 groceries into 12 healthy meals.

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People loved the lady's simple cooking video. Others asked for more recipes and cooking tips.

Source: Briefly News

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Jade Rhode (Editor) Jade Rhode is a Human Interest Reporter who joined the Briefly News team in April 2024. She obtained her Bachelor of Arts degree from Rhodes University, majoring in Journalism and Media Studies (distinction) and Linguistics. Before pursuing her tertiary education, Jade worked as a freelance writer at Vannie Kaap News, telling the tales of the community. After her studies, Jade worked as an editorial intern for BONA Magazine, contributing to both print and online. To get in touch with Jade, please email jade.rhode@briefly.co.za

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