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Christmas without fried rice. Is that Christmas.

Looks European /Boer to me

Don't they have Zulu food? When did Zulus start eating sausages and cake?

WannaHowzit:
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So one person will consume this much food in the last pix? Its little wonder south African women are so curvy and most of the men pot bellied. I found out you guys consume a lot of meat and Ukwombotti. . Merry Christmas.

::Is that guy barbecuing on a WC?

Buddha3:
Wait,
I just saw barbecue on a toilet seat.

looks disgusting

The amount of cholesterol in that last plate

themanderon:
So one person will consume this much food in the last pix? Its little wonder south African women are so curvy and most of the men pot bellied. I found out you guys consume a lot of meat and Ukwombotti. . Merry Christmas.

I think we're officially among the top3 fattest countries in Africa

Our restaurant plates are quite big too. That's one of the reasons foreign tourists consider SA a value for money destination.

[quote author= post=119426398]Barbecue Braai to the world.

One of the most popular food in SA known worldwide.

Barbecue is happiness.

The best Barbecue are the knes you eat with friends..... dem [/b] say so.

[b]Merry Christmas Everyone


We gat you Frances [/quote]Barbecue Braai, what kind of shit is that?

Hmmmmmm

buygala:
Good for them

Even though I won't eat some of those round shitty stuff I am seeing... Except at Gunpoint

What is wrong with you people, nobody is forcing you, stop typing rubbish.

Chilling here braaai

WannaHowzit:
As a country on the warm African continent and Southern Hemisphere, South Africa has created its own Christmas lunch tradition enjoyed across racial and ethnic lines.

Instead of the traditional Turkey, ham, salmon and other dishes enjoyed in the West during Christmas, most South Africans engage in what is locally referred to as a braai.

A braai is basically a barbecue on an open flame but in South Africa the most common ingredients are beef steak and wors - a unique SA sausage that is very delicious and addictive. The right seasoning is also of utmost importance for a successful braai.

So here are some of the posts people have posted on twitter in the past 24 hours of themselves enjoying a braai over Christmas....

South Africans and braai are like 5&6…where’s that zuma memes

WannaHowzit:
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Looks yummy, merry Christmas to you

chariisGRACE:
What's so special about Suya?

Wotoporiously speaking

My brother not all suya are the same o, some are made with human skin

Wotoporiously speaking

S.A and doings

God is wonderful! Sometimes I just look South Africa and USA , oyinbo carry blacks go USA them get freedom com name them "African American", oyinbo use him leg go South Africa them com name them "white South Africans".



God balance everything na we no too know his ways.

LordErrk:
That first picture be like earthworm

Wors is the best thing you'll taste in SA.

Useless freebasics people…

Octobertwentysix:
Looks yummy, merry Christmas to you

All the best.

WannaHowzit:
I think we're officially among the top3 fattest countries in Africa

Our restaurant plates are quite big too. That's one of the reasons foreign tourists consider SA a value for money destination.

Restaurant plates are not what make populations fat. It is usually too much sugar. especially sugary drinks and flour/sugar based foods

omonnakoda:
Restaurant plates are not what make populations fat. It is usually too much sugar. especially sugary drinks and flour/sugar based foods

Yeah that's why there was a sugar tax imposed on soft drinks several years back. SA also has a fast food culture.

Only meat meat am seeing.. but I don't actually give a fvck

See different kind and types of temptations


Merry Xmas to all

WannaHowzit:
Wors is the best thing you'll taste in SA.

Before I even think to go SA, I gats know how the xenophobia thing be

Na all dis kin food dey cause cancers.

DeLaRue:
Christmas without fried rice. Is that Christmas.

South Africa not nigeria. Simple thing you don't understand

chariisGRACE:
What's so special about Suya?

Omo u dey miss o.

Barbecue pork sausage, barbecue ram, barbecue goat.

Mehn......


Like this sef I dey go Dutse alhaji to go buy pork suya

WannaHowzit:
As a country on the warm African continent and Southern Hemisphere, South Africa has created its own Christmas lunch tradition enjoyed across racial and ethnic lines.

Instead of the traditional Turkey, ham, salmon and other dishes enjoyed in the West during Christmas, most South Africans engage in what is locally referred to as a braai.

A braai is basically a barbecue on an open flame but in South Africa the most common ingredients are beef steak and wors - a unique SA sausage that is very delicious and addictive. The right seasoning is also of utmost importance for a successful braai.

So here are some of the posts people have posted on twitter in the past 24 hours of themselves enjoying a braai over Christmas....

See better seafoods and we dey naija dey load starchy Rice for belle

DeLaRue:
Christmas without fried rice. Is that Christmas.

Jollof is more relevant

ok nice

WannaHowzit:
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This is enticing bro. How can I get this? Happy Yuletide season bro and a fulfilled new year in advance.

Braai is not healthy.
This has been a long standing issue.
A little bit for Christmas, yes, but.....