Tito Mboweni Shows Off Cooking Fail, SA in Tears After He Blames Politics for Burnt Chicken

Tito Mboweni Shows Off Cooking Fail, SA in Tears After He Blames Politics for Burnt Chicken

  • Former Governor of The South African Reserve Bank, Tito Mboweni is back to cooking and he displayed his latest meal
  • Tito always lets the people know when he cooks and this time he showed the result of his efforts to prepare a whole chicken
  • Twitter users were quick to react to the post as they shared their thoughts after seeing what he cooked

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Tito Mboweni, SA's former Finance Minister is back in the kitchen and showed people what he has been up to. The minister cooked a whole chicken and took pictures for his followers.

Tito Mboweni
Tito Mboweni shared that he cooked chicken and people reacted to his handiwork. Image: Instagram: Getty Images/ Dwayne Senior/Twitter/tito_mboweni
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Online users cracked jokes as many suspected that he did not make the chicken. Some people were not convinced by Tito's excuse for his kitchen disaster.

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Tito Mboweni shares result of his roasted chicken

SA politician Mr Mboweni took to Twitter to share his cooking escapade. He shared the picture of his whole roasted chicken and captioned the photo:

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"Terrible outcome. I was on the phone discussing politics. And the chicken burnt! Sad!"

People had varying reactions and many tweeps commented on how the pot was severely burnt at the bottom. However, a number of people thought his chicken did not look too bad after seeing years' worth of questionable cooking from Tito.

@4thWiseMan commented:

"Mans is fishing for that Dezemba fling."

@YinkkP commented:

"His best dish thus far."

@Da_Me_3 commented:

"Le Creusset should have filed a lawsuit already."

@FransNgondo commented:

"Malume, this chicken looks better than all the meals you've prepared without being on the phone. malum's must discuss more politics.

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@Keletsomugwena commented:

"At least you're cooking , rona ba banwe have to eat bread because of Loadshedding."

@DineoDeeMash2 commented:

"Hate to say this but it looks way better compared to what you were probably planning to do."

@Aluteni_ commented:

"If you were not on the phone, that chicken would've been under five litres of water."

@Arfness commented:

"Honestly? That's the best-looking food that he's posted."

@RoninDexx commented:

"Someone needs to do us all a favor and burn your kitchen down."

@slindoMb commented:

"It actually looks edible."

@TheDylanGraham commented:

"Always an excuse at the ready from politicians. None of you can multitask."

@Jaydabandz commented:

"Looks even better than the ones he prepares which don’t burn."

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Briefly News previously reported that Tito Mboweni loves cooking, and he makes it a well-known fact among South Africans. Those who follow the former politician on social media are familiar with his regular cooking content.

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South Africans are not shy to criticise the former finance minister's cooking. Mr Mboweni is never taken aback as he continues to share his kitchen experiments.

Tito shared his latest concoction on Twitter as he cooked what looked like a stew. While most remained firm in their criticism of his cooking, some were kind this time around as they saw some improvement.

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Rutendo Masasi (Human-Interest editor) Rue Masasi is a Human Interest and Entertainment writer at Briefly News who graduated with a BA (Hons) in English from Rhodes University in 2018. Rue also has 2 years of experience in journalism and over four years of experience as an online ESL teacher. She has also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her via email: rutendo.masasi@briefly.co.za

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