South African University Student Cooks Meat Pie in Res Using a Kettle and Toasted Sandwich Machine

South African University Student Cooks Meat Pie in Res Using a Kettle and Toasted Sandwich Machine

  • This Mzansi babe cooked a tasty meat pie in res using only a kettle and a toasted sandwich machine
  • TikTok user @sandrajelagat has become the queen of res cooking hacks, and Mzansi loves it
  • Peeps couldn't believe what the good sis did and can't wait for the next res cooking hack video

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One babe is showing Mzansi how to cook delicious meals while living in university res. She whipped up a tasty meat pie using only a kettle and a toasted sandwich machine this time.

TikTok user @sandrajelagat has been dropping res cooking tips for the longest time
TikTok user @sandrajelagat made a meat pie using only a kettle and a toasted sandwich machine. Image: TikTok / @sandrajelagat
Source: TikTok

Res life is not for the fainthearted. You'll be using the same thing you use to iron your shirt, to cook sausage.

TikTok video shows Mzansi res babe cooking meat pie using a kettle and toasted sandwich machine

TikTok user @sandrajelagat has been dropping res cooking tips for the longest time, and her most recent was a meat pie using only a kettle and a toasted sandwich machine.

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Sis went as far as making the dough by hand, and in the end, that pie looked like a tasty snack you'd never believe was cooked in the appliances it was cooked in!

Take a look at this lit res cooking hack tutorial:

Mzansi claps for the young woman's innovative res cooking skills

This is what res life is all about! Mzansi peeps love watching her videos and seeing the cool ways she manages to make delicious food in res. Student life is tough!

Read some of the comments.

Clement Christopher said:

“Toaster companies are even shocked at what their invention can do.”

Ongamam said:

“I just know tea in that household tastes funky.”

Azariah said:

“Video of how you wash your kettle please.”

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HOUDINI said:

“I will be very disappointed if the toaster and kettle are not mentioned in your graduation speech. They deserve a Hall of Fame recognition.”

akey.nyi said:

“The only thing this toaster can't do is disappoint you.”

AFRISIAN | Nigerian Ready Meal said:

“In this life, all we need is a kettle and sandwich toaster.”

Mzansi reacts to heart-warming TikTok video of single mother taking groceries for her daughter living at res

In related news, Briefly News reported that a single mother was trending on TikTok for all the right reasons. The lady touched the hearts of Mzansi, showing peeps that a bond between a mother and child is forever and has no limits.

This was the case for this single mother who touched Mzansi after a heart-warming TikTok video went viral, which showed her taking a taxi to visit her daughter at her campus residence.

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The post shows the mother carrying groceries for her daughter and @mbalenhlemkhize cooking a meal for them to share. The touching moment of quality time spent together has melted the hearts of many, praising the mother for her dedication to her child.

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.