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Are you missing the great and unique foods in South Africa? Never forget Potjiekos, Boerewors, Sosaties, Biltong, Chakalaka, Durban Chicken Curry, Milk Tart, Beef Bobotie, Koeksister, Dry Wors, Bunny Chow, Snoek, Slap Chips, Braai to name a few

World Cup Champions, again the Springboks, bring the it back home

In South Africa Vat Hom meaning catch him, Fluffy or Flaffie referring to a typical house trained dog of a small but fiesty breed. The phrase has also been jokingly referred to people in sports, social events, traditional chit chat.

In South Africa Vat Hom meaning catch him, Fluffy or Flaffie referring to a typical house trained dog of a small but fiesty breed. The phrase has also been jokingly referred to people in sports, social events, traditional chit chat.

For South Africans the first choice of food to snack on is Biltong. Biltong is a form of dried, cured meat that originated in Southern African countries (South Africa, Zimbabwe, Malawi, Namibia, Botswana and Zambia). Otherwise known as Jerky In USA .

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South Africa has eleven official languages, one of them is Afrikaans, Ja means Yes and Nee means No. Regardless of how much you understand everyone knows these 2 common words. Sometimes combined and amazingly most will understand the mean whichever way!

Things South Africans say: Dis kak maar dis alright

Its simple, don't be a Doos, a South African term that means you're an idiot or being unpleasant.

Hoe laat is dit? Braai O'Clock of course can be many times day and night. Its a great excuse to enjoy customary food BBQ style like Boerewors, chops, steak, kebab to name a few. Wherever you are bring out the South African tradition as often as possible.

Hier kom die bokke!

For South Africans there's a number of common terms that needs no further explanation. A braai otherwise known as a barbecue is a popular way of getting together for lunch or dinner and chat/talk/laugh.

Hoe laat is dit? Braai O'Clock of course can be many times day and night. Its a great excuse to enjoy customary food BBQ style like Boerewors, chops, steak, kebab to name a few. Wherever you are bring out the South African tradition as often as possible.

Great way to show your support for South Africa, your love for everything South African. Simple and attractive design

A South African tradition similar to a Braai, Potjie or Potjiekos is traditionally a slow cooked mix of Meat and vegetables in a cast-iron pot on a fire. The difference to a BBQ is that it takes a bit longer but the results are often amazing.

South Africa is a very culturally diverse country with 11 Official Languages, ironically most people are more fluent speaking kak/nonsense.

Hoe laat is dit? Braai O'Clock of course can be many times day and night. Its a great excuse to enjoy customary food BBQ style like Boerewors, chops, steak, kebab to name a few. Wherever you are bring out the South African tradition as often as possible.

Hoe laat is dit? Braai O'Clock of course can be many times day and night. Its a great excuse to enjoy customary food BBQ style like Boerewors, chops, steak, kebab to name a few. Wherever you are bring out the South African tradition as often as possible.

Hoe laat is dit? Braai O'Clock of course can be many times day and night. Its a great excuse to enjoy customary food BBQ style like Boerewors, chops, steak, kebab to name a few. Wherever you are bring out the South African tradition as often as possible.

A South African tradition similar to a Braai, Potjie or Potjiekos is traditionally a slow cooked mix of Meat and vegetables in a cast-iron pot on a fire. The difference to a BBQ is that it takes a bit longer but the results are often amazing.

"Full of You-Know-What" in afrikaans. South African Humor for Adults. Great for Dads, Mom's or any kind of relative you know with a sense of humor especially at a braai, potjie, or even BBQ!

The Afrikaans language is a well known language of South Africa. Sometimes the best way to translate some common phrases is to sugarcoat the meaning just a bit or a whole lot.

Springbok supporters unite!

A South African tradition similar to a Braai, Potjie or Potjiekos is traditionally a slow cooked mix of Meat and vegetables in a cast-iron pot on a fire. The difference to a BBQ is that it takes a bit longer but the results are often amazing.

South Africans will look at you funny if you say BBQ, we almost always say Braai for cooking outdoors.

South Africans will look at you funny if you say BBQ, we almost always say Braai for cooking outdoors.

You're formally invited to the 666th Underworld Barbecue. Hope you like it hot

For South Africans there's a number of common terms that needs no further explanation. A braai otherwise known as a barbecue is a popular way of getting together for lunch or dinner and chat/talk/laugh. Rain or Shine!

For South Africans there's a number of common terms that needs no further explanation. A braai otherwise known as a barbecue is a popular way of getting together for lunch or dinner and chat/talk/laugh. Rain or Shine!

For South Africans there's a number of common terms that needs no further explanation. A braai otherwise known as a barbecue is a popular way of getting together for lunch or dinner and chat/talk/laugh while watching an event like rugby, cricket, soccer

Whether its with a pair of tongs, fork, spatula, bare hands, your Dad knows how to hustle when it comes to a Braai everytime. Of course you have to come along for the ride and no chance you'll ever be disappointed.

South Africans will look at you funny if you say BBQ, we almost always say Braai for cooking outdoors.

There are lots of great local foods in South Africa including Biltong which is dried meat much like Jerky. It is well loved and people do almost anything to get it, especially when its been a while. Be careful when people know you have, everyone wants!

Whether its with a pair of tongs, fork, spatula, bare hands, your Dad knows how to hustle when it comes to a Braai everytime. Of course you have to come along for the ride and no chance you'll ever be disappointed.

South Africans will look at you funny if you say BBQ, we almost always say Braai for cooking outdoors.