Tell us you're South African
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Walkie Talkies and Smileys.
And no, it's for not for comms or what you do for your selfies.
https://theculturetrip.com/africa/s...r-tried-these-foods-that-south-africans-love/
And no, it's for not for comms or what you do for your selfies.
https://theculturetrip.com/africa/s...r-tried-these-foods-that-south-africans-love/
Ag pleez deddy won't you take us to the drive in all six seven of us eight nine ten.
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You brought back childhood trauma and wiped out 10 years of therapy.
I LUFF IT WHEN YOU TALK FOREIGN
That one time BM put Merc in it's place XD
Getting "klapped" with a "plakkie"!!!
I remember that Merc -BM saga ... SA didn't / doesn't allow comparative marketing, nor any negative referencing of competitors ... and to use another SA saying; "Daar was groot k@k in die land oor daai"
Pap n gravy
Jus' you wait until one of them 'birds from hell' dive bombs your car ... It's a blimming miracle unto itself as to where they store that toxic "payload" that can cover a large proportion of you car with single "bombing run"
@RainstormZA Our local Spar now stocks these heat-and-eat mealie pap rolls. Have no idea what they're like!
Nothing beats freshly made at an afrikaans braai - it's always the pap and tomato / onion gravy that's the best stuff of the braai part.
In the UK, they got saffa shops everywhere and I know of one that is near me but travels to different locations to sell the SA food stuff and drinks. You would not believe the price of biltong here - it's £11.25 for 240g biltong, £8 for 250g droewors. The Sparletta drink range is £5 ish for 2L where you can buy coke (2 for £3.50)
I'm hoping when it comes around later this week, I'll be getting some of my beloved Mrs Balls Original Chutney, Ouma's Buttermilk Rusks, some biltong, and Fritos Corn chips. Ah and Spray n Cook.
I'm hoping when it comes around later this week, I'll be getting some of my beloved Mrs Balls Original Chutney, Ouma's Buttermilk Rusks, some biltong, and Fritos Corn chips. Ah and Spray n Cook.
Have no idea what that's like either! I remember our domestic, who at that time was called our nanny, making pap and gravy for herself and I loved it. However, my Mom, in spite of being as English as they come, insisted that we have a bowl of mealiemeal porridge before going to school in winter and I hated it! Never had pap since then!
Ah yes, Mrs Balls Chutney. Imagine how excited I was when I lived in Oman and the main supermarket started stocking it!!
I loved Mealiemeal porridge but hated jungle oats.
Tragedy !
Ever had a ride on one of these ?
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