“Try To Do That in Khayelitsha”: Cape Town Woman Shares Chicken Defrosting Hack, SA in Stitches
- A local woman shared a hilarious kitchen hack for defrosting chicken, which got many people talking
- The Capetonian showed her 2kg chicken packs enjoying a warm day in the city, while defrosting, for easy cooking
- Social media users were in stitches, saying they'd never seen the trick before, and cracking jokes about how it wouldn't work where they lived
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One Cape Town lady had people laughing online after she posted her out-of-the-box method of defrosting poultry in the sun.
The woman, TikTok user @tazz_parker_, shared her clip on the app, attracting massive views, likes, and comments from social media users who were entertained and shared hilarious comments.
The chicken defrosting hack
The TikTok shows two big packs of frozen chicken hanging on a washing line, like clothes on laundry day. They're tied up, hanging by their plastic handles with three clothes pegs each, and catching some heat in the sun.
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The woman filming casually says she's using the sunny weather to defrost the chicken while walking closer to the hanging packs, showing a low-budget brilliance with a touch of comedy gold.
Watch the TikTok video below:
Mzansi debates the chicken hack
Social media users flooded the comment section, entertained, and cracked jokes. Many said they were going to try the hack, impressed by how creative locals were. Some warned their dogs or the nyaope boys would've claimed those packs before they were halfway defrosted. Others, however, warned that keeping the chicken in the sun for long may lead to food poisoning and hospitalisation.

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User @Wawa West 🇩🇪 said:
"Try to do that in Khayelitsha 😂😂."
User @Slender asked:
"Don't you have nyaopes there? Here in Jozi, you can defrost it and someone somewhere will cook it😂."
User @DaddyAdrian™️warned:
"That’s the fastest way to make it go off. The correct way is to defrost it in the fridge overnight so that the bacteria don’t get a chance to flourish and multiply."

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User @Detergents_R'us Cape Town said:
"I'd forget it there😂."
User @Cats74 commented:
"That would never be safe on a washing line hanging to defrost. People do online shopping nowadays.🤣1 min it's there, and next min it's gone🤣."
User @jason_willemse added:
"'As someone who had Technology as a main module, don’t remember lekker, but that’s not a good idea, hey.
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