The lockdown has brought out the best and worst in budding chefs. Lucky for us, Twitter has proved a playground for the end product.
Just this past week one Twitter user NIKKI ROSA (@NikiRsa) showed off her culinary skills, or lack thereof.
Taking to social media, she posted a snap of what appeared to be purple chicken in a stew. Captioning the post “I cook just like my Granny”, it attracted much confusion with many users asking how the chicken managed to turn purple. The irony is that the post managed to get 1.6K likes.
NIKKI ROSA@NikiRsa
Some even questioned the use of chicken feet, which in South Africa is a usual accompaniment to some dishes. But the funniest were the memes the post spawned.
Take a look below:
NIKKI ROSA@NikiRsaI cook just like my Granny
hlestoce@Esihle_hlestoce
Why is the chicken purple?
‘s other TweetsNIKKI ROSA@NikiRsaI cook just like my Granny
Kgodiso MamaThatego@VinoliaSeshoka
‘s other TweetsNIKKI ROSA@NikiRsaI cook just like my Granny
Kearabetswe@Mega_2Great
NIKKI ROSA@NikiRsaI cook just like my Granny
Onieka@LegzydawlyyMost disturbing thing I’ve seen in a while. I see chicken foot but what’s the other thing. And it’s purple. Omg.
But it appears Rosa seemed to get off easy. Purple chicken is nothing compared to this baking disaster posted by another user.
hend amry✔@LibyaLiberty
i’ve just made, what might possibly be, the world’s most failed banana bread. if i had feral goats living in my backyard, i would hesitate to feed it to them.
i will not be taking any questions at this time. thank you for respecting my privacy.
amanda hugandkiss nobody nearⓋ@wendybyrdmThis was supposed to be a nice, neat, braided circle of chocolate, caramel, and banana filled chocolate yeast bread, but the strands all burst and it ended up looking like a pan of Sasquatch feces. Tasted ok, though
By Lifestyle reporter
Credit: www.iol.co.za
