“This Isn’t Cool”: Mzansi Woman Shows Off How Her Mom Stores Meat, Leaving SA Divided
- One young hun showed off how her mom stores meat in a video making rounds online, leaving peeps with mixed emotions
- The clip sparked massive traction on social media, gathering loads of views along with thousands of likes and comments
- Netizens reacted as they took to the comments section to express their thoughts, while some laughed it off
A lady took South Africans by storm after she showed off how her mommy dearest stores her meat.
Woman shows how mom stores meat in Shein bags
The stunner, who goes by the TikTok handle @zanda_jantjie, gave viewers a glimpse into her life, leaving people with mixed reactions.
In the video, the lady's mother stores her meat in Shein's plastic bags, which sparked a massive buzz among social media users. While taking to her TikTok caption, @zanda_jantjie simply said the following:
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"No one, my black mom."
The footage went on to become a hit on the video platform, gathering loads of views along with thousands of likes and comments.
Watch the clip below:
SA reacts with mixed feelings
The online community responded to the video with mixed emotions, flooding the comments section to express their thoughts.
Niki.Sambo said:
"This is why I don't eat at anybody's house, this isn't cool."
I amladyn added:
"This is the true definition of recycling. People just like to overthink and act better than others. There is literally nothing wrong with this."
Slk shared:
"My mom, too; you will find drumsticks from Markhams in the fridge."
Veronica wrote:
"I did that, and hubby was like, SHEIN is selling meat these days."
Nokuzola Zoh could relate:
"I'm that black mom."
Danielle commented:
"You can’t put food in any plastic. Most plastic is made out of waste."
3 SA women flex budget-friendly meals
- A woman shared that she stocked her freezers with tonnes of meat for an affordable price.
- A hun shared a video on TikTok showcasing the meals that last her a month for only R500.
- One South African lady unveiled the food she bought for only R100 in a video making rounds on social media.
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