Customers Rave About Mpumalanga Gogo’s Bakery: “I Know This Hardworking Lady, the Best Bread I’ve Ever Had”

• A Mpumalanga gogo's bakery is winning hearts with its affordable and mouthwatering bread
• Her baked goods are earning rave reviews from satisfied customers who love her low prices as well
• Peeps from Mzansi flocked to the comment section to praise the granny for all her hard work

A small bakery run by a gogo in Mpumalanga has been praised for its delicious bread.

Mpumalanga gogo's bakery: The taste of home at an affordable price

Dliwako Mphuti Bakery is owned by Fikile Thabethe, who stays in Barberton, Mpumalanga. The bakery's bread has become a favourite among the community, earning rave reviews for its authentic taste and affordability. One of the bakery's most remarkable features is its commitment to keeping prices low, making quality bread available to everyone.

In a post by Kasi Economy on Facebook, the page shared photos of Gogo Dliwako's hard work packing loaves of bread by herself. Her bakery employs 10 permanent staff.

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Customers rave about Mpumalanga gogo's bakery

By prioritising affordability and quality, the bakery has won the hearts of many while creating meaningful employment opportunities. Mzansi peeps flocked to the comment section to share their views:

Malcolm Gordon-Purdy said:

"Awesome stuff, sister, congrats. Keep up the good work."

Zanele Mavis comment:

"I know you are a hard-working lady. May God increase you, sisi, love you."

Thuli Precious Malindza said:

"Congrats, dear. All the best."

Makgaona Moses Mogale commented:

"I don't own a bakery and know how to bake bread."

MJ Maduna Maduna said:

"Wow, this is great."

Nyondeni Wasu Wekwahonde commented:

"My everyday bread..in Khalen location."

Mwa Ziboys Ne Zigirls said:

"Gogo, can I have your email address. I need to apply for a forklift driving job there?"

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Mawethu Ngwenya commented:

"Nice one, we love your bread. The best bread I’ve ever had."

Woman trends for trailblazing transformation, went from selling bread with a wheelbarrow to owning bakkie

In a similar story, Briefly News reported about a woman who bought a bakkie for herself after selling bread in a wheelbarrow.

The entrepreneur's bakery success story showcases her rise from working on the streets to now owning wheels.

Mzansi was impressed that she started with humble beginnings, poured her passion into baking, and tirelessly sold her products.

Source: Briefly News