Food
A Mzansi baker from Khayelitsha, Cape Town shared one of her proudest moments on TikTok after purchasing an edible printer to improve her sweet craft.
A student, Hope Mudau, showed off her vast groceries on TikTok and made Mzansi guess what the price was. Social media users were stunned by the massive haul.
A man in Cape Town who was celebrating his birthday shared that he only spent R48 for a cake at Nibbly Bits, which could have cost him more at Woolworths.
A woman was flown to Cape Town for a date. She showed highlights of the date and drew mixed reactions from South Africans, who expressed concerns about safety.
A community service-serving dietician expressed unhappiness with her qualifications of choice as she did not think she would earn only R26k a month.
A woman who started dating a white man took an interest in fishing soon after. Her video showing her casting her fishing rod grabbed many people's attention.
A man shared that he was prepared to eat one egg and a tub of liver spread every day before payday. People could not help but laugh at the man's comical meal plan.
A South African woman showed off what was left of her monty groceries in a TikTok video. The clip went viral online, touching people in Mzansi as they could relate.
A woman on TikTok shared her impressive skills of buying food for less as she showed off a satisfying haul on TikTok. Mzansi expressed their admiration for her.
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