Woman Cleans Full Chicken With Sunlight Dishwashing Liquid and Skuur Pot, Video Drops Mzansi’s Jaw

Woman Cleans Full Chicken With Sunlight Dishwashing Liquid and Skuur Pot, Video Drops Mzansi’s Jaw

  • A video of a woman cleaning her meat with Sunlight dishwashing liquid and a skuur pot had netizens shook
  • People took to her comments section to complain about the way she was washing the full chicken
  • The clip went viral, and a lot of Mznasi peeps said that's why they are afraid of eating at other people's homes
A Mzansi woman cleaned a full chicken with Sunlight dishwashing liquid
A video of a woman cleaning a raw chicken went viral. Image: @stufuza_cd14
Source: TikTok

Video of SA woman washing meat with soap goes viral

One woman, @stufuza_cd14, went the extra mile to ensure her dead chicken was clean and feather free. The lady posted a video where she scrubs the chicken with a scourer and can be seen pouring a generous amount of Sunlight dishwashing liquid on top of it.

The cleaning method had the majority of the 230 000 people who viewed the TikTok clip disturbed because it's not common practice to wash food with detergents.

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Some people expressed that the clip made them fearful of food prepared at other households.

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Health experts reveal best way to wash meat

Healthline states meat should not be washed with soap because its chemicals could cause illness. The publication said the best way to get rid of debris on meat is to rinse it with water:

"The meat may be presoaked in a solution of water and acid — often white vinegar or lemon juice — then rinsed under running water prior to being seasoned with a dry rub or marinade, after which it’s cooked or frozen."

Watch the TikTok video below:

TikTokkers express their shock at woman washing chicken

@Ffylonel said:

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"The reason why I don't eat at people's houses."

@DR MATHEBULA posted:

"The reason our parents told us not to eat at other people's houses."

@DM shared:

"Mina I wash my chicken with water and vinegar or lemon, le yegwebu aii me is not ok."

@Maria commented:

"I'm so sorry shem, I only eat at my house, not even in restaurants. BIG SORRY."

@punukifire added

"I know people will be against this but my grandfather️️used to do this ubethi ususa insila."

@maggienwanukeri mentioned:

"You remind me of my dad. He preferred to do it himself, he would slaughter the chicken and clean it with powdered soap."

@Lulama Ntlahla wrote:

"I know some church use green bar. Apparently it removed the smell. Some people don't like it."

@M.J.M:

"I know this from my Xhosa cousin (traditional healers). She was using a new green sunlight bar to remove that yellow colour on the chicken skin."

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Woman astonished by size of Goldi chicken pieces, TikTok leaves Mzansi with questions

In another article, Briefly News reported that a TikTok brought attention to the size of the pieces of meat she got. The woman expressed in the video how she did not expect them to be so big.

Online users shared their experiences with buying frozen chicken. Many said that they had the same reaction after opening their bags.

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Hilary Sekgota (Head of Desk for Evening and Weekend content) Hilary Sekgota is the Head of Desk for Evening and Weekend content at Briefly News. She completed a BA in Communication Science from Unisa in 2018 and a Diploma in Journalism from Varsity College in 2010. She also passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. Hilary joined the Briefly News team in 2022 and started her journalism career at Tshwane Sun. She has 12 years of experience covering current affairs and human interest topics. Email: hilary.sekgota@briefly.co.za

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