“Sabu Le Le Le”: Woman Finds Le Creuset Look-Alikes at PEP Home, Costs Only R23

• TikTok creator @magesh.plugs, known for sharing homeware bargains, discovered porcelain bowls at PEP Home that closely resemble luxury Le Creuset designs
• The affordable dupes come in light blue and pink colours, priced at just R22.99 each, compared to Le Creuset's similar bowls that retail for over R300
• The discovery adds to PEP Home's growing reputation for offering trendy homeware alternatives, with the store's home section gaining popularity on social media

Popular TikTok content creator @magesh.plugs, who specializes in finding sales and discounts on homeware, has excited Mzansi with her latest discovery.

The creator shared a video showcasing affordable porcelain bowls at PEP Home that bear a striking resemblance to luxury brand Le Creuset's designs.

Affordable luxury alternatives

The video shows two sets of porcelain bowls available in light blue and pink shades, going for R22.99 a piece.

On the other hand, Le Creuset's similar stoneware bowls sell anywhere between R319 and R489 a piece, featuring their signature premium stoneware design with heat distribution properties and scratch-resistant glazing.

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PEP Home's growing popularity

The bargain retailer continues to impress shoppers with its homeware selection. While Le Creuset offers premium features like exceptional heat distribution and stain-resistant glazing, PEP's alternatives provide budget-conscious consumers with stylish options for everyday use.

Mzansi reacts to the find

@🇿🇦Priscilla 🇿🇦 joked:

"Le Creuset on a budget 🤣"

@Bulelwa🇿🇦 suggested:

"Pep needs to consider online shopping."

@Mari Marais416 shared:

"I love to shop Pep home, even if you don't need anything you still walk out with a bag of something."

@Leslo✌🏽 declared:

"Pep out here telling Le Creuset to take several seats!"

@kT appreciated:

"PEP does not want us to lag behind 🥰"

@TashVan noted:

"They do the same thing, you put your food in and eat."

@TsoaniM exclaimed:

"Rushing to Pep tomorrow."

Kitchen finds making waves

• A young woman gave her kitchen a glamorous upgrade by swapping her Checkers stovetop kettle for a luxurious Le Creuset version worth R1,500. The piece had social media users dreaming of their kitchen makeovers.
• A disappointed Mzansi woman took to social media to share her experience with Checkers' budget-friendly seven-piece nonstick pot set. After just one use, the R300 cookware set left her questioning the relationship between price and quality.
• A Le Creuset owner experienced every premium cookware enthusiast's nightmare when her helper mistook the luxury pots for Hart brand cookware. The viral video showed the aftermath of steel wool meeting high-end pots, leaving South Africans both sympathetic and amused.

Source: Briefly News