Man Demonstrates How South Africans Test Freshness of Bread in Hilarious TikTok Video
- This man knows that how Mzansi people test the freshness of bread before buying it is not normal
- TikTok user @doag_boy shared a video giving a demonstration of a man handling loaves in a local store
- The people of South Africa were ended by the relatable video, sharing that this is exactly how it's done
This man shared a South African trait that he is sure is not customary all over the globe – how we test the freshness of bread. Mzansi people have some quirks, and we are not afraid to own up to them.
Source: TikTok
When you visit other parts of the world, you start to realise that things that are second nature in your country are not in others and are often frowned upon.
Man demonstrates Mzansi bread freshness test
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TikTok user @doag_boy walked into a local store and manhandled various loaves of bread to test their freshness. Grouping, squeezing and slapping the bread, our guy found the perfect loaf.
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If you don’t do this when buying bread, are you even South African? Take a look:
Mzansi howls at how on-point this video is
People flocked to the comment section to discuss why Mzansi people do this and if it's as normal as we think it is.
Read some of the comments:
maZungu was shook:
“Black person, black mind indeed, what kind of behaviour is this?”
It's. @Sphola_official was relieved:
“I thought I was the only one...”
Mandy admitted:
“This is what I actually do before buying bread.”
Things all South Africans do
Briefly News reported that South Africa is nicknamed the rainbow nation for its various ethnicities and languages.
While people are from different ethnic backgrounds, many can agree that there are some things which are typically South African. Many Briefly News readers were eager to share their thoughts when defining nationality.
Briefly News took to Facebook and asked readers the following question:
"What makes you South African?"
The comments section of the post was soon flooded with comments from people who had different ideas about what it means to be South African.
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Source: Briefly News
