"No Hunger Formed Against You Shall Prosper": Woman Braais Wors for Siblings With Candles

• A creative woman's solution to no electricity had Mzansi impressed when she used candles in cups to cook wors on a metal plate, sharing her survival hack on TikTok
• The content creator @miss.stutter7, known for her dance videos with siblings, showed how she managed to feed her family during an electricity outage
• South Africans were both amused and inspired by her innovative cooking method, with many sharing that they've also had to get creative during power cuts

Content creator @miss.stutter7 had everyone taking notes when she shared her unconventional cooking method. In the video, she placed candles in cups under a metal plate to heat up sliced wors when electricity was out.

She posted her video with the playful caption:

"I had to make a plan 😂😂Don't come for me."

Watch the video below.

Surviving power cuts smartly

While creative solutions might work in emergencies, South Africans can prepare better for power cuts.

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Having a gas stove, solar lights, and power banks can help during outages. Keeping ready-to-eat foods, torch lights, and charged devices handy also makes load-shedding easier to handle.

Mzansi shares their thoughts

@your_left_nut joked:

"Candle lit dinner😭😭👌🏽"

@cutiedivamodelmom praised:

"Baphi abafana, this one you can wifey her 🥰😂😂💐💐Smart woman."

@Sinalo_Reve applauded:

"Today I'm going to show you my talent" Wait what! Wow beautiful 👏🏽"

@Palesa suggested:

"I hope you write down this skill in your CV mama 🥹"

@LazyKSA quoted:

"😂😂😂 No hunger formed against you shall prosper!"

@Nana_wakhona commended:

"That's brainstorming and thinking out of the box. You are a STAR."

@ZaNeY related:

"I thought I was the only one who did this during load-shedding days😭😂 I'm so mad right now😭"

@Graceful approved:

"Thanks to load shedding we've learnt to survive electricity or not.. Oksalayo abantwana balale bedlile🥰🥰🥰"

Other cooking stories making waves

• A beloved cook known as Aunty Cindy retired after 44 years of feeding kids at St Joseph's, leaving behind a legacy of delicious meals and memorable Christmases.
• Mzansi approved when a woman cooked traditional Sunday kos for her Asian girlfriend, proving that SA cuisine continues winning hearts worldwide.
• A chef's cooking video went viral after her pot dramatically broke mid-cooking, leaving social media users with many questions about the explosive situation.

Source: Briefly News