Photo of Gourmet Trotters Dubbed the “Tastiest Ish” by South Africans Goes Viral

Photo of Gourmet Trotters Dubbed the “Tastiest Ish” by South Africans Goes Viral

  • Cape Town food guru @GomolemoSA has left foodies salivating after he shared a picture of a plate of "gourmet" tripe
  • Scores of Twitter users said the traditional South African dish is one of their all-time favourite things to eat
  • Some users said peeps should be grateful to have food on the table and also highlighted the poverty in South Africa which has led many poor people to go to bed hungry

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South Africans praised a Cape Town food guru for posting a saucy plate of tripe online. Image: @GomolemoSA/ twitter
Source: Twitter

Twittersphere went wild with delicious debate after a Cape Town foodie and social media influencer posted a picture of a traditional tripe and trotters meal to his account.

Along with a photo of a sumptuous plate of cabbage, beans, tripe, and pap, @GomolemoSA_, aka Uncle Gee, wrote:

“Would you be able to eat this meal?”

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The tripe dish is widely known as mogodu which are the cooked intestines of a cow or sheep, and it is traditionally enjoyed with pap or dumplings.

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A few tweeps agreed that their would be no leftover or doggy bag after sitting down to a meal like that.

@KmethodPlanet said:

“Be able to? We in SA comrades. This is up there in the Top 5.”

@Prof_HUDGEMAE said:

“This is gourmet… Our realities have shaped our palates and skills... The worst cook will find it hard to ruin this. Only thing that could go wrong is insufficient washing beforehand. This is the tastiest ish, Period."

@GomolemoSA_ said:

“Would you be able to eat this meal?”

@Chymamusique commented:

“Yes, I eat this when I’m really in my zone.”

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@ElChubbinho said:

“No, leftovers.”

@StatsCCM said:

“No because… archar e kae?!”

@MartinDibetso said:

“That pap is to young if not small.”

@ConsiderationL3 highlighted the fact that many people will be going hungry this Christmas and the dish looked like a proper meal.

“If I had no choice yes I would. I ate the worst food in the army so if I have another option, I will choose it. It is a meal, there is so much hunger in our country and there is also meat on that plate. If you say you would never then you have not been hungry in your life.”

@M2shini wrote:

“What is to "be able”? When you got food on the plate and a hungry stomach, or we coming in Stomachs full?”

Dish of chicken intestines and brown pap has some peeps disgusted and others ready to dig in

Briefly News previously posed the question of whether readers would eat chicken curry intestines, chicken feet and brown pap?

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That was the question posed by Twitter user @GomolemoSA_ after posting a photo of a rather interesting plate of food on the timeline. A Twitter user shared a dish of a peculiar combination of food on the timeline and Mzansi is intrigued.

The dish includes chicken intestines and feet, cabbage, a side of atchar and brown pap. Yes, brown pap, and it has users confused as to how exactly it came out this way.

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Mika Williams Mika Williams holds diplomas in Journalism from Varsity College (2006) and Cape Peninsula University of Technology (2009). She worked as a Fashion Journalism lecturer at FEDISA, a reporter for the Northern News, and a sub-editor for Africa Community Media. She’s also been an Editorial Assistant in Glamour Magazine. In Briefly News, Mika had been covering lifestyle news and viral stories from November 2021 to April 2022.