Man Says It’s “Time to Move Out” After Sharing Sunday Dish, SA Cracks Jokes: “Carrot Multiply by Carrot”

• A disappointed man said it was "time to move out" after sharing a snap of the Sunday dish his brother cooked for the fam
• The pic brought about a massive discussion and joke-sharing fest online between Mzansi peeps who have had bad food experiences
• South Africans shared what their families cook on Sundays and also gave the gent tips to save the dish
• When asked for a comment, @msivana_ talked about how his cooking was better and gave an example of it

A man hilariously disappointed by his brother's coking took to the socials to share that it was "time to move out" from home.

@msivana_ was quick to add hilarious commentary to the humorous Twitter post that peeps couldn't stop talking about. He couldn't believe the dish that was placed in front of him by tweeting:

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"What on earth is this? "

The picture might not be that bad at first glance, but when you inspect the ingredients that are being used to make the dish, you can see how odd of a dish it really is. Most of the gravy consists of carrots and an extremely generous portion of mixed vegetables.

When @msivana_ was asked about the cooking, he had this to say:

"I’d just like to say that I’m a very good cook, some would even consider me a chef. I just let my brother cook when I’m at work, and I’m always disappointed by the result "

He also gave another example of his brothers cooking and his own:

South Africans couldn't believe what they were seeing and had a lot of hilarious things to say about the strangely made dish. See the comments below:

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@gololo_keletso commented:

"Your bro really said carrot by carrot. Carrot to the power of carrot Carrot is the hill."

@SiphokaziSitsha said:

"Carrot multiply by carrot "

@MalazaLucky posted:

@ZamambanjwaM mentioned:

"You get a carrot you get a carrot we all get carrots."

@StanThe81591451 said:

"At home mom cooks like that. No spice, no gravy, just water and salt. I understand that they're old and sick to eat what we call modernized kind of cooking. But when I bring in some take aways from classy restaurants, they dig in & harder."

@TheRealLeendy shared:

@b_sigidi commented:

"They're good for the eyes."

@winter_aella said:

"Mayonnaise can still save it.

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