Talented Baker Creates Realistic Ntsu Cake for 83-year-old Gogo, Mzansi Ready to Place Orders

Talented Baker Creates Realistic Ntsu Cake for 83-year-old Gogo, Mzansi Ready to Place Orders

  • A talented Limpopo baker took to social media to show off an impressive cake she made for an 83-year-old woman
  • The footage posted on TikTok shows the well-crafted cake that looks exactly like a Ntsu snuff container
  • Many netizens were impressed by how well the baker managed to bake and decorate the cake, as others were ready to get a quote

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A South African baker based in Limpopo took to social media to share a video of a snuff-inspired cake she made for an 83-year-old gogo.

Nstu cake for 83-year-old gogo
A baker created a cake inspired by an 83-year-old gogo's favourite snuff. Image: @thelmascakes1/TikTok, Stock Image/Getty Images
Source: TikTok

TikTok video shows impressive cake that looks like snuff container

A video posted on TikTok by @thelmascakes1 shows the beautifully crafted yellow and brown cake that resembles the traditional Ntsu snuff/snuif container.

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Snuff is a smokeless tobacco similar to chewing tobacco used and consumed by many South Africans for various personal reasons. Elderly women are among the many people who enjoy Ntsu. The birthday gogo whom the cake was meant for surely is no different, LOL.

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Watch the clip of the cake below:

According to Havard, there are two types of snuff. Moist snuff is placed between the gum and cheek or under the lip. It can be spit out or swallowed, and the user must remove it after a few minutes. The FDA's recent action applies to a brand of moist snuff.

Dry snuff is snorted through the nose.

According to WebMD, people who use snuff have levels of nicotine in their bodies that are equal to or higher than people who smoke.

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South Africans react with humour to Ntsu cake

The inspiration behind the cake amused Mzansi netizens. Many others were impressed by the cake's craftsmanship and shared how their loved ones would also appreciate such a cake.

@Ndivhu Ratshibvumo replied:

"My mom and snuff shame, she would find this so funny. How much do you charge?"

@Keitumetse_M commented:

"You should have put a dirty tissue nyana featuring lemina on top."

@LeeLee said:

"I wouldn't be able to eat this, ketlo nahana lemina."

@Omnist_replied:

"Cake ya badimo."

@User69joyce said:

"Happy birthday, but iyoo, it looks like real snuf aaau."

@Tash wrote:

"Must get this one for my gran!"

@Leparagadi said:

"Happy birthday to Ngwadamme."

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She listed the specs she wanted on the Toyota Hilux Legend 50 car and asked her relative who passed on to relay the message to her other ancestors.

The lady made her demands while sprinkling snuff on the tombstone and even said she would tear it down if her wishes were not granted.

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Source: Briefly News

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