South Africans Beam As Foreign Woman Makes Durban Bunny Chow and Captures Mzansi’s Vibey Mood in TikTok Video

• A TikTok content creator gave South Africa some attention when she decided to make a bunny Chow
• The video had South Africans on edge as they wanted her to get the recipe right since it is a widely loved dish
• Others were amused by her song choice for the video, which was a South African classic Omunye

Mzansi online peeps were proud of the country when a woman online created one of the country's signature dishes. The TikTok chef made a South African bunny chow, which impressed many.

The video had some netizens laughing at how she did her best to capture a South African spirit. The video caused a buzz as South Africans gave their feedback.

Bunny chow recipe has South Africans ecstatic

A video posted by @hennashareee received a lot of attention as she gave Mzansi food its flowers. In the viral clip she made a South African bunny chow. The recipe was true to a traditional one, except she added heavy cream, which upset some users.

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Most notably, her video got attention for the music she chose to put in the background. She played a South African song Omunye by Distruction Boyz.

Most complimented the creator for acing the recipe. Some users even gave her the South African Indian seal of approval on the food she made.

its _liliana commented:

"Wase faka omunye". [She put in Omuye.]"

ClaudineMoodley commented:

"Heavy cream in bunny chow curry?"

Isael commented:

"You actually made a real south African dish that ALL SOUTH AFRICANS KNOW."

Visha commented:

"Apart from the heavy cream, you did us South African Indians proud."

Kel R commented:

"At least you made the bread. We buy it, well done."

Leshna commented:

"There is no cream in an authentic Durban (South Africa) curry."

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"Heavy cream? No we don't put heavy cream or chicken stock in the bunny chow curry."

user1562230663224 commented:

"Please do a kota from south Africa the real deal."

Caitlyn Reddy commented:

"Best place to find a bunny in sa is Durban."

Reddy to Cook commented:

"South African Indian approved."

"They didn't pass chemistry": SA reacts to ladies adding alcohol to boiling pap

Briefly News previously reported that social media users had shared mixed reactions to a viral clip of ladies who were filmed adding alcohol to a pot of boiling pap.

Many blasted the women for wasting the precious liquid because they claimed the alcohol would lose potency due to the heat from the pap.

The viral video was shared on Twitter by a user with the handle @kulanicool. Social media users dragged the ladies for failing to think of basic chemistry that states that alcohol loses its potency when added to hot stuff.

Source: Briefly News