“Pap With a Degree”: Mlungu Turns Pap Into Delicious Baked Delight, Leaving SA Food Lovers Impressed

“Pap With a Degree”: Mlungu Turns Pap Into Delicious Baked Delight, Leaving SA Food Lovers Impressed

  • A creative mlungu took pap to the next level, turning it into a mouth-watering dish that had Mzansi talking
  • The man shared his unique pap recipe on TikTok, adding a thick gravy, and other goodies before baking it to perfection
  • Social media users were impressed, with some asking for the recipe, and others begging him not to move to America with Donald Trump's people
TikTok users praised a local guy who showed off his pap that looked like it went to a private school
A local mlungu showed off his culinary skills making pap that looked like pizza. Image: @whynot_richie
Source: Twitter

Food lovers are always on the lookout for fresh, exciting ways to enjoy their favourite meals. One man had social media buzzing after he transformed traditional pap into a cheesy, bacon-filled delight.

The mlungu TikTok user @whynot_richie posted his unique pap on the video streaming platform, carefully layering the dish with mouth-watering goodies before putting it in the oven. His clip attracted massive views, likes and comments from social media users who praised the man for sharing the video.

The man shows off his impressive pap recipe

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The Tiktok video shows the man pouring pap into a dish, levelling it out and generously adding a rich gravy. He then covers it with a layer of cheese and sprinkles bacon before popping it into the oven. When it comes out, the dish resembles a cheesy pizza, and he enjoys it with some braai meat.

Mzansi foodies couldn't get enough of his creation, with many asking for a full recipe and others inspired to try it themselves.

Watch the TikTok video below:

SA reacts to the creative dish

Social media users flooded the comment section with admiration for the man's creativity. Some were genuinely impressed and eager to try his method, while others jokingly called him an honorary South African.

A few users even teased him, saying he shouldn't move to America after President Donald Trump invited South African farmers to relocate to the USA. The overall vibe was lighthearted, with many enjoying the unique take on a local staple.

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Social media users jokingly asked a mlungu not to relocate to America after seeing his cooking skills
Mzansi peeps asked for a man's pap recipe after sharing a video of himself preparing it. Image: @whynot_richie
Source: TikTok

User @user62831479238498 said:

"Please don't go to USA we need this recipe 👏."

User @wendywendzz shared:

"Pizza pap 😂this I can eat looks good❤️."

User @Rosalia ✨️commented:

"At first it was pap nuggets n now its pap lasagne😂😂what next pap tart or pap salad😂."

User @Spijo added:

"Woolworths pap 🛍️🛒 With a degree 🎓👌."

User @maninhle shared:

"I'm not a fan of pap. but this one ill definitely try it out. thanks for sharing."

User @Rosalia said:

"At first it was pap nuggets n now its pap lasagne😂😂what next pap tart or pap salad😂."

3 Briefly News articles about pap

  • A father shared a video of his house helper enjoying a pap and spinach meal with his toddler who loved it, warming many social media users' hearts.
  • A domestic worker also known as 'The Mop Driver' shared a hilarious video giving a pap eating tutorial to his boss's toddler, and leaving giggles online.
  • A man prepared pap, chicken feet and heads and surprised his wife who wasn't home, and she couldn't contain his amusement after seeing the meal.

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Source: Briefly News

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Bongiwe Mati (Human Interest Editor) Bongiwe Mati is an experienced reporter currently working under the Human Interest desk at Briefly News since (Aug 2024). Prior to joining the Briefly team, she worked for a campus newspaper at the University of the Western Cape (2005) before joining the Marketing and Sales department at Leadership Magazine, Cape Media (2007-2009). She later joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant (2023-2024), writing for digital and print magazines under current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. She can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za

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