“What a Game Changer”: Woman Unboxes an Automatic Pap Maker, SA Impressed

“What a Game Changer”: Woman Unboxes an Automatic Pap Maker, SA Impressed

  • A content creator surprised many after unboxing a smart pap cooker in his shack and testing it to see if it could do the job
  • The video shared on TikTok showed how easy it was to make the pap after the influencer switched the machine on, added the ingredients, and allowed it to cook
  • Social media users flooded the comments section, praising the convenience and thanking the influencer for the plug
Busy moms and working huns appreciated the pap making plug, saying it was going to save them time
A social media user showed off automatic pap makers, and those who couldn't prepare it were very happy. Image: @sammzingelwa
Source: TikTok

People are loving a wholesome video of a content creator who casually cooked "umphokoqo", a maize meal dish also called an African salad that is enjoyed with maas.

The clip was shared by @sammzingelwa on TikTok and went viral, earning thousands of comments from impressed viewers.

Cooking made simple in a shack

In a now-viral video, the creator walks into a shack carrying a big box. After dropping bags on the bed, @sammzingelwa heads outside to wash hands before coming back to unbox a shiny, stunning new kitchen gadget. It’s the Appetite Automatic Pap Cooker, sold at Takealot, and it’s ready for action.

The content creator reads the instructions and then gets straight into it. The first step is to boil water. Then, they add salt and maize meal to prep the African salad. Once it’s set, the content creator closes the lid, presses the "pap" function and chills while it cooks, and later plates it up and enjoys the meal, all smooth and effortless.

Watch the TikTok video below:

Mzansi appreciates the plug

The viral clip gained 1.9M views, 127K likes, and 2.2K comments from social media users who were grateful for the plug. Many were shocked that such a product existed, thanking the content creator.

Some praised how sleek and easy the cooker made the whole process, saying it would be their new best friend. Others noticed the video was a paid partnership deal, and congratulated the influencer for scoring the big break and wished them more wins.

Social media users were happy that there was an easy alternative to making pap
A local influencer had people asking where they could get he pap maker. Image: @sammzingelwa
Source: TikTok

User @Claudine Dewet said:

"People saying it's being lazy... Not everyone is staying at home. Also, if you work hard and can have some convenience, why not? No one will give you a medal for working hard and burning yourself up to try and do everything manually."

User @Zimasa Mantsundu shared:

"This is helping us abo single mother, ngumsebenzi, ngabantwana, skolo (there's work, the kids, their school), and business."

User @Miss Metaphysically Inclined added:

"Hayi Sam, you don't know me, but I'm so proud of you. My heart is happy seeing you flourish. 😭."

User @Hlakoane -Tsimu Puseletso commented:

"The minute I saw paid partnership, I got so happy for you, chomi🥰."

User @Asmara.B shared:

"I wish you many more opportunities to have paid partnerships. You are so real and relatable."

User @Zee said:

"What a game changer sana🔥."

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Source: Briefly News

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Bongiwe Mati (Human Interest Editor) Bongiwe Mati is a Human Interest reporter who joined Briefly News in August 2024. She holds a Bachelor of Arts Honours degree from the University of the Western Cape. Her journalism journey began in 2005 at the university newspaper. She later transitioned to marketing and sales at Leadership Magazine under Cape Media (2007-2009). In 2023, she joined BONA magazine as an Editorial Assistant, contributing to digital and print platforms across current news, entertainment, and human interest categories. Bongiwe can be reached at bongiwe.mati@briefly.co.za

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