I would dream for a mzansi restaurant. Like a buffet from every culture. Instead of mains too deserts, one meal from each sa culture. Or as many meals etc. would be lekker
He was all prepared for a deal with discovery at the start for a tv show but they ended up turning him down. So he took some money hired a small team a launched the show as a YT channel instead
@@Ratgodx I'm pretty sure I've seen a couple episodes on TV years ago featuring him; did they ever do a pilot or anything like that, or was it on a different channel? Do you know?
I just have to say that this really is the "best ever food show" when I saw the ads for the South African series as a South African I thought you wouldn't properly grasp the full South African experience and i must say, you deserve a bells for this one👌
As a proud South African of Boer descent I must say that I have thoroughly enjoyed this series. I am very familiar with the Afrikaner foods (braai, potjie, biltong, etc.) as well as the West Coast Cape Coloured delicasies (like crayfish and snoek). But man... I must say that I want to kick myself for not traveling enough up north after the African cuisine! I used to travel a lot for work but due to it being business trips I never had time to go and experience the other foods SA has to offer. After watching this series I just want to get into my car and drive up north to experience this lovely foods for myself! So I know what I'll be doing during my next holiday!! SA is truly probably one of the most amazing countries in the world! We just need to get a grip on unemployment, crime and electricity.
As a South African Afrikaner, i can confirm that you had a truly authentic experience. Well done to the hosts. What a great show, awesome to watch your show for years and then seeing you eat my comfort food...
@daemontargaryen6757the Bantu people are an African people no matter where they could have settled during the migrations in West Africa, in the center, in the east, in the north, in the south, the Bantus are at home, they are on their continent, they are not going to settle in europe or in asia of which it is useless to want to legitimize the presence of these white European settlers in Africa by saying that the Bantus are not from South Africa, they are at home and not these Boers. we Africans know they come from Europe, a white African has never existed in Africa and the words south africa did not exist before, Africa was a large continent without borders and without micro-states like today with ridiculous names.
Such authentic, down to earth, hospitable people. I’m happy that Sonny is showing the many different peoples who make up our South African family. ( I hope that he will do Indians next time he visits lol)
I'm South African and in my 20s and I only discovered through watching this that I don't really know much on Afrikaner cuisine only knew stuff like braai, potjiekos, biltong (not in depth) and koeksisters. Never attempted to learn. Thank you for enlightening me and I'm loving all the videos you've made on South Africa. Your approach and will to learn and how much love and repsect you've shown. Big ups to you Sonny. God bless!!
I’m an Afrikaans South African and I knew some of the food in the other videos like Kota and the tripe, but also learnt so many dishes I never even knew of. His whole series has been amazing to show our different foods.
What a beautiful couple, beautiful home, delicious well prepared different dishes of the lamb meat. Thank you Sonny for showcasing our different South African cuisines on your show. I love potjie kos. Proudly South African.🙏🇿🇦
Grandma made potjiekos like this every Sunday, delicious and healthy. Don't forget our legendary "Ouma Beskuit (Grandma's Rusks) a traditional South African snack that is dipped in coffee. Thanks guys, for this fantastic show! Lots of love from South Africa.
I’m Norwegian, I don’t think there has been a single day in my entire life that I haven’t eaten meat, I have always assumed everyone did unless they are vegitarian
As a South African I thank you. 🔥🇿🇦❤️ ... Lekker to see that you are showing all the cultural heritage that we have in this country! Biltong and braai are still the best!
@@dababy3374 boerworst or / boerwurst is farm sausage done usually at breakfast omg truly amazing, Samoas in Durban are fragrant and aromatic because of fresh spice and then there is milk tart 😋 ox tail curry is another favorite
I mean this in the most respectful way possible, that is a gorgeous older woman. Like she is clearly up there in the age but clearly holding it together VERY well. Must be that boonies fresh air living.
You had outstanding hosts. They truly drowned you with the best the Afrikaner culture has to offer. That is a fully immersive cultural experience you had there
I have hunted Kudu and Springbok on this farm with Herman. He is a man of nature and a true Afrikaner. Proud to have met him and have stayed on his farm.
Exiting... The van Vuuren makes me love my country even more the Afrikaners have made the poitjie kos a South African signature...Henk and his wife are Afrikaners,I'm sotho and together with the other tribes we are South Africans.proudly South African 🇿🇦
I'm kinda done with all the food-travel shows presenting nothing but offal all the time, but when I saw what they made here I was back on board ! The kidney omelette and the lambs liver with the stomach fat wrapping looked outstanding this is top quality home cooked food. None of the crap from the side of the road stands we'er seeing so much of both from Sonny and others like Mark Wiens. Yep this was the real deal
I am from the Netherlands and understand a little bit of Africans. Went there multiple times. Feeling at home in Nl and in SA. Love the droëwors, ostrich and braai. Moving there someday. Thank you Sonny. 😍
@@deonleonard8894 a friend from Netherlands lives in Durban north coast, with his family finds it safe and loves the weather there. He said he does not love living in Cape Town because of the weather that is very bad.
Nice video... Food looks delicious as well. but i just have an issue with the title: "White Africans"... There's no such thing as a white African. Being born in Africa doesn't make you an African... Only the African DNA makes someone an African,
@@RV-in2mc nee, dit maak dalk ons brieke los om vinniger kwaad te word, maar kwaad word is 'n keuse of 'n probleem. Brandy en Coke maak meeste van ons net lekker.
Hi Sonny, at last a vlog that actually shows the different cultures and their food in South Africa,and not just concentrating on one specific group.I hope you and your team have a memorable stay in our country.
There is a breed of sheep here in America called Dorper that was developed in South Africa. They are fabulous eating off grass! You might want to look for them when your back here in the US
in the vid is a dual purpose merino (wool/meat) but dorper is much more flavourful(expect reaction) hard on fencing though (almost worse than a goat) for me, dorper is the best sheep in SA
Came to the comments looking for this comment. Never heard potjiekos being pronounced so sexy 🤣🤣🤣. He nailed it, along with every other Afrikaans pronunciation
South Africans in the comment section let's just enjoy the food content and stop bringing race tensions into this... Real Africans wouldn't fight in the presence of guests... Danko ♥️
@@jacquestube ths is part of the problem , yes weve hurt each other ( we still do ) we need to forgive. it hurts so much to see my home burn , too see it so scared by spite, i cant even take my children home to see family and where i grew up ( not that joeburg is the most kid friendly place ). broer laat ons asseblief ophou om ons sand met bloed te bevlek.
@@scruff921 we're having that problem in America, unfortunately we were almost healed but political operatives on the left are trying to stoke the Flames to get more political power
@@jacquestube dont i know it you can feel it living on the sneak river , how did you find it going from RZA to USA ... because this zefs having a few .. social issues
Lekker lekker soos n kraker, that's one thing I must say about home, living in Germany now, taking my wife back home to meet the folks, she said she felt immediately welcome, and how strangers in shops randomly have a conversation and are kind. Don't get that here in Germany, if you speak to someone here in a shop or anything they look at you as if you're a skebenga.
Lived in Germany for 15 years, and I must agree they can be very standoffish to strangers. Most Europeans tend to think Americans are friendly to a creepy degree, and after living there, I can understand why.
Jip.. Also moved to Germany (Bremen). It's like living in a black and white movie in comparison to SA.. South Africa is such a colourful place full of variety and wonderful people.
Thank you Sonny for exploring a bit of our culture and food in this episode and sharing it with others. PS... I wish that you could have tried (or will still try) some of our desserts, like malva poeding, melkkos, melktert, koeksisters etc.
I have eaten proper Afrikaner food as I lived in Pretoria for 2 years. I’m surprised because these guys used a lot of seasoning. The food I’ve tasted was, from old tannies admittedly, but very simple seasoning, like salt and pepper, with the focus on the ingredient itself, but surprisingly very tasty like it come straight from the garden. My fav is home-made condensed milk rusks and those pumpkin fritters made with cinnamon and brown sugar !
Well, as clearly seen in his Egypt trip fiasco, you can't make gold out of s*it, so there are clearly nice things to see in South Africa, even though there are some problems there as well. There are very few perfect places in the world, what really matters is people willing to work on making things better.
Every Afrikaner considers themselves South African, first and foremost. It's our primary identity and we're proud of it. Afrikaner culture is just the background to our South African-ness. Thanks for showcasing our country. Your pronunciation was on point! Very impressed.
@@hlengiwemasondo2858 I personally do. But globally often people think of labels like 'African' or 'Asian' as racial indicators instead of geographical indicators. So it seems strange to some to call Russians 'Asians', for example. My family has been in South Africa since the 1600s. I would never think of myself as 'European.' So I consider myself African, but if a black person objects to that, I would totally understand. The South African identity is complex.
@@rainyrealestateASMR thank you sincerely for the answer, 5 centuries is too long I truly believe you are Africans I wanted to hear if that's what u believe too.
@@hlengiwemasondo2858 You're welcome! Always happy to talk about my homeland. Whenever I'm out of the country, I turn into the South African Bureau of Tourism, haha. Have a great day!
When you really want to try Afrikaners Boere Kos you need to come on Christmas, probably the best time of the year where most foods are made in homes. If Christmas comes we don't worry about anything but the food everyone is excited for the amazing food.
@@paddaaweh it’s a comment section not an English test, also most South Africans are multilingual. It’s sometimes difficult to have correct grammar and spelling when you know multiple languages
The hosts were really lovely and humble people. Everything looked really good and appreciate their dedication and passion in preserving and showcasing their traditional recipes.
Always surprised me how South African farms look so similar to Argentinean haciendas. If you showed me a picture of their house, without the Kudu skulls, and told me it's from Argentina I'd believe you. This video made me super nostalgic.
@Zaheer Coovadia There are tons of biomes in Argentina too, you have rain forest in the NE, desert in the NW, grasslands in the center, glaciers down south. It's a big country. I meant more the architecture of the house and such. It just looks similar and it's not the first time I notice it. Don't ask me why.
@@hindsight27 Was just about to comment this! Interestingly, the Afrikaans/Argentinian interpretation of the word 'airport' isn't 'lughawe' but, 'vliegtuigstasie'. How cool is that!
@rickm1427 you sure? Southern and Eastern Europeans sure do. You think Italians greeks spanish Bulgarians and others don't feed their guests? Man, your "Europe" is half of Europe, maybe less lmao
I have been a fan of you channel for a long time! Glad you came to visit South-Africa! I am one of the Afrikaners, our lekker food looks good filmed by your team.
Sonny is living my dream vacation atm, since reading Green Hills of Africa I always wanted to visit...I also want to hunt Kudu like Hemmingway does in the book. So cool, great video
Sonny THANK YOU!!! You are the first to get it right! That is a BRAAI!! Include Boerewors and a nice thick steak and you will have had it all. Well done!!
What a wholesome couple! They're amazing! They're living my dream life. I have land in Colorado I just need a woman who's down to live that life style. Thanks Sunny! I've been pretty down here the past couple weeks, the holidays are always hard. I needed this wholesome happy video, much appreciated. Happy Holidays to everyone!
This couple look like nice good people... they respect themselves and obviously considerate people who are careful of what they say. Much respect to this couple. I don't know them I just respect them, I wish this was longer. It's nice to hear them speak.
What on earth are you on about? They are just about the stiffest & most unengaging contributors this channel has ever had. They made him super awkward.
@@shakiMiki you just described a typical afrikaner boer. Good people, but not very entertaining. Im sure they were also bit overwhelmed by being on camera. One thing to make good food - other thing to try and entertain a youtube personality with 10million subscribers. I still enjoyed it, I think he also enjoyed it
Interesting fact Sonny, the Afrikaans language has the nickname Kitchen Dutch, because it originates back to the slaves that used to work in the Kitchens of the early settlers who were a mix of Dutch, German, and one or two other European countries. This Afrikaans was born as a mix of all of these languages 👌🌻
Actually Kitchen Dutch had aspects of Maleyu, KhoeKhoen languages, etc as well. What we know as Afrikaans now is what was standardised later. Many words from Maleyu and the Khoekhoen people were removed to favour a more Dutch origin. After all, most of the slaves were maleyu, khoi, etc.
you really did me proud. being south african myself im proud of you. you got all the names and phrases right from potjiekos to skilpadtjies. loved this episode!
As a dutchie i have to say : biltong is derived from dutch yes. However Bil is hind quarter (ass). does not translate to meat. And tong stands for the shape of the meat once cut (literally looks like a tongue) . That said, I absolutely love the vids you guys make and seeing a new one pop up makes me happy. Have a good one man
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Sonny, these farms are disappearing because the white farmers living there get killed, raped and flee for their lives. I am sure your Hosts told you.
As a black South African I’ve honestly been enlightened and I would now like to go deeper into the boere cuisine
Willing to learn more
Which one is boere cuisine now.
Liar
@@infidelviking8805what
I would dream for a mzansi restaurant. Like a buffet from every culture. Instead of mains too deserts, one meal from each sa culture. Or as many meals etc. would be lekker
You guys are my discovery channel for food, cultures and story telling
He was all prepared for a deal with discovery at the start for a tv show but they ended up turning him down. So he took some money hired a small team a launched the show as a YT channel instead
@@Ratgodx I'm pretty sure I've seen a couple episodes on TV years ago featuring him; did they ever do a pilot or anything like that, or was it on a different channel? Do you know?
Seriously this comment is perfectly what I thought
Ya discovery channel started lying a bit lol. Sunny is just himself.
Discovery is a huge joke and has been for years. This show would've lost the genuine aspect if Sonny had sold out.
I like the fact that you're showing the ample diverse richness of South Africa, its people, and its food. Love it Sonny.
@@kobusvanheerden2684 - think you heard it wrong. He says 8 to 9%.
En ons taal is my trots
This...this is what makes us humans
@@mjueckermann369 Each of them... Agreed
What diversity. Sa Is two countries
Those ribs and that poitjie looked so good I was crying 🤣 I love my country so much. I hope you had a great time with them.
❤
We have an amazing country. I'm so thankful for Magwenya's lol.
I believe one day we can all braai together one day.
I would love to take real pap made by the black community
I met you in Cape Town, love your friendliness. Thanks for representing SA.
Aaah snap. I'm jealous! Where in Cape Town? Is he still down here? I'm based in the Northern Suburbs
@@deanmc these are usually shots weeks or months in advance
@@moniumus6303 😂
@@deanmc hold on a minute, he'll pull up his full schedule for you....
I'm jealous! 😭🤞🏾
I just have to say that this really is the "best ever food show" when I saw the ads for the South African series as a South African I thought you wouldn't properly grasp the full South African experience and i must say, you deserve a bells for this one👌
Hear hear *cheers*
A Bell's and a (Mrs) Ball's.
Amazing to see you filming in RSA. And trying our amazing food. Biltong changes lives
it should be mandatory showing! then followed by teaching Sonny the importance of saying lekkerrrrrrrrr!
@@Rob_Green en hy moet die r in lekker ekstra erg rol soos net ons kan😄
Hell ya. I remember when my freinds mom came back from south Africa and gave me my 1st biltong!
@@Rob_Green Ya man.
I eat biltong every day. I might have a problem...
As a proud South African of Boer descent I must say that I have thoroughly enjoyed this series. I am very familiar with the Afrikaner foods (braai, potjie, biltong, etc.) as well as the West Coast Cape Coloured delicasies (like crayfish and snoek). But man... I must say that I want to kick myself for not traveling enough up north after the African cuisine! I used to travel a lot for work but due to it being business trips I never had time to go and experience the other foods SA has to offer. After watching this series I just want to get into my car and drive up north to experience this lovely foods for myself! So I know what I'll be doing during my next holiday!! SA is truly probably one of the most amazing countries in the world! We just need to get a grip on unemployment, crime and electricity.
As a South African Afrikaner, i can confirm that you had a truly authentic experience. Well done to the hosts. What a great show, awesome to watch your show for years and then seeing you eat my comfort food...
Yeah of course we asked you
@@konanpadre4682 you’re supposed to be a rainbow nation, act like it
@@konanpadre4682 AWB! AWB! AWB!
@@konanpadre4682 tell your black African brothers to leave Europe then we can have this conversation
@daemontargaryen6757the Bantu people are an African people no matter where they could have settled during the migrations in West Africa, in the center, in the east, in the north, in the south, the Bantus are at home, they are on their continent, they are not going to settle in europe or in asia of which it is useless to want to legitimize the presence of these white European settlers in Africa by saying that the Bantus are not from South Africa, they are at home and not these Boers. we Africans know they come from Europe, a white African has never existed in Africa and the words south africa did not exist before, Africa was a large continent without borders and without micro-states like today with ridiculous names.
Such authentic, down to earth, hospitable people. I’m happy that Sonny is showing the many different peoples who make up our South African family. ( I hope that he will do Indians next time he visits lol)
Is Ahmed deedat popular there?
I was about to say the same thing, they are very humble.
Also looking forward to the Indian episode
@@truesouth6532 yeah beautiful colorful culture
@@kobusvanheerden2684 Im sure I heard him say 8 to 9 percent
Thank you for visiting our country and showing our diverse culture 🙏🏾❤️ this channel is AMAAAAAZING!!!
I look forward to taking all of KwaZulu from you long live the Van Rensburg families
I'm South African and in my 20s and I only discovered through watching this that I don't really know much on Afrikaner cuisine only knew stuff like braai, potjiekos, biltong (not in depth) and koeksisters. Never attempted to learn. Thank you for enlightening me and I'm loving all the videos you've made on South Africa. Your approach and will to learn and how much love and repsect you've shown. Big ups to you Sonny. God bless!!
I’m an Afrikaans South African and I knew some of the food in the other videos like Kota and the tripe, but also learnt so many dishes I never even knew of.
His whole series has been amazing to show our different foods.
omg, same here
I’m an Afrikaner and some of these dishes are new to me! 😂
We’re learning together
@@ruan6244 😂😂😂
@@ruan6244 bootie you need to try milktart, Boerwurst or oxtail curry ( bring back such good memories)
South africans United
Thanks to Sonny for showing our diverse culture . He has seen a lot but he hasn't seen it all . Let's goooo !
IM IN!!!!
Yeah it’s diverse not by choice but it was forced 💀.
@@Unknown-dj6xc are you bothered by it ?
What a beautiful couple, beautiful home, delicious well prepared different dishes of the lamb meat. Thank you Sonny for showcasing our different South African cuisines on your show. I love potjie kos. Proudly South African.🙏🇿🇦
Mrs Ball's is an INSTITUTION in South Africa, competing only with Marmite for top spot in South African hearts. All hail Mrs Ball's!
If it isn't Mrs Balls it's not chutney and ironically they have my favorite, hot
All hail Mrs Ball's, salute!
Have a bottle in my fridge 👍 🇬🇧
No competition there. Marmite is just horrible lol so Mrs balls wins!
No Marmite, it has to be Bovril
Thanks for trying to hit as many cultures as possible, dude! I'm so glad that your trip is on TH-cam trending, you deserve it. 💓
Grandma made potjiekos like this every Sunday, delicious and healthy. Don't forget our legendary "Ouma Beskuit (Grandma's Rusks) a traditional South African snack that is dipped in coffee. Thanks guys, for this fantastic show! Lots of love from South Africa.
Milk tart, Boerwurst and ox tail curry for me 😊
Yo! South Africa, we eat a lot of meat, I never actually think about it 😂.
😅😅why do we love meat so much
True sis 😂
Ya man, meat is what drives us 😅
I’m Norwegian, I don’t think there has been a single day in my entire life that I haven’t eaten meat, I have always assumed everyone did unless they are vegitarian
Facts, we love our meat
As a South African I thank you. 🔥🇿🇦❤️ ... Lekker to see that you are showing all the cultural heritage that we have in this country! Biltong and braai are still the best!
Also very interesting to see as a Dutch person, many unfamiliar foods despite the familiar words!
Don't forget Boerwurst, milk tart and ox tail curry
@@mattvanr2361 is boerworst the same as boerenworst
@@dababy3374 boerworst or / boerwurst is farm sausage done usually at breakfast omg truly amazing, Samoas in Durban are fragrant and aromatic because of fresh spice and then there is milk tart 😋 ox tail curry is another favorite
let's take the moment to appreciate how much effort he puts into the content for us.❤
No
let's also take a moment to appreciate the entire team behind Sonny that makes all this possible.
Let's take a moment to appreciate ignorant people like you who think he does it for 'us'
I mean this in the most respectful way possible, that is a gorgeous older woman. Like she is clearly up there in the age but clearly holding it together VERY well. Must be that boonies fresh air living.
You had outstanding hosts. They truly drowned you with the best the Afrikaner culture has to offer. That is a fully immersive cultural experience you had there
I have hunted Kudu and Springbok on this farm with Herman. He is a man of nature and a true Afrikaner. Proud to have met him and have stayed on his farm.
Exiting... The van Vuuren makes me love my country even more the Afrikaners have made the poitjie kos a South African signature...Henk and his wife are Afrikaners,I'm sotho and together with the other tribes we are South Africans.proudly South African 🇿🇦
Wow everything looked great.
I'm kinda done with all the food-travel shows presenting nothing but offal all the time, but when I saw what they made here I was back on board ! The kidney omelette and the lambs liver with the stomach fat wrapping looked outstanding this is top quality home cooked food. None of the crap from the side of the road stands we'er seeing so much of both from Sonny and others like Mark Wiens. Yep this was the real deal
I am from the Netherlands and understand a little bit of Africans. Went there multiple times. Feeling at home in Nl and in SA. Love the droëwors, ostrich and braai. Moving there someday. Thank you Sonny. 😍
I suggest you moving to the western cape province as its the safest and we have a long coastline
Lots of people move here from the busy city in gauteng
@@deonleonard8894 a friend from Netherlands lives in Durban north coast, with his family finds it safe and loves the weather there. He said he does not love living in Cape Town because of the weather that is very bad.
@@hlengiwemasondo2858 The weather can change 4 times per day to winter summer and extreme heat😂
@@deonleonard8894 wait isn't Cape town the most dangerous?
As a South African, I love seeing the different foods from each province. Each has its own unique footprint
Nice video... Food looks delicious as well. but i just have an issue with the title: "White Africans"... There's no such thing as a white African. Being born in Africa doesn't make you an African... Only the African DNA makes someone an African,
Yes thats true but the Afval! I can't lol
Except for braai. Braai brings South Africa together.
@@w23c-e9c fuck no ( Afrikaans only) we don't want anything to do with the rooineks, or the baboons with their HIV
Sonny thank you for putting South Africa 🇿🇦🇿🇦 on the map. Our cultures, traditions and diversity 🙌🙌🙌❤
Pretty cool that you’re doing all cuisines of South Africa. I really wanted to see this side of the culture because I don’t know much about it
You tried everything I wanted you to and pronounced all the names right .. Thankyou sonny . South Africa 🇿🇦 loves you ❤
One of the best episodes! Food looks incredible. Top Notch production quality. Bravo ragazzi
I'm really really surprised they didn't let you try brandy and coke , as this is VERY unique to afrikaner food/braai/drink/rugby culture.
You know we get angry when we have brannas
@@RV-in2mc nee, dit maak dalk ons brieke los om vinniger kwaad te word, maar kwaad word is 'n keuse of 'n probleem. Brandy en Coke maak meeste van ons net lekker.
@@spenitahotz4338 hang seker maar af in watter province jy is 😅 Oosranders Donner mekaar op brandy.
Funny to see how similar but still different Afrikaans is to Dutch as a Dutch person.
@@RV-in2mc wys jou Benoni
My mouth watered 🤤
Can’t wait for the next one 🫶🏽🫶🏽🔥🔥🔥
Showing some love from South africa❤️🔥❤️🔥😇
Hi Sonny, at last a vlog that actually shows the different cultures and their food in South Africa,and not just concentrating on one specific group.I hope you and your team have a memorable stay in our country.
absolutely love south africa!! cheers from norway :)
There is a breed of sheep here in America called Dorper that was developed in South Africa. They are fabulous eating off grass! You might want to look for them when your back here in the US
This is interesting...I'll have to read more on it, thanks for mentioning.
in the vid is a dual purpose merino (wool/meat) but dorper is much more flavourful(expect reaction) hard on fencing though
(almost worse than a goat) for me, dorper is the best sheep in SA
We will most definitely do that ! It would bring us memories from home!! 👏👏💃
Love it when an animal is " developed" SIES!
@@loganl5408 Huh?!what you on about ? 😑🙄
They seem like a very sweet, genuine people. Very simple and down to earth living. Thanks for sharing this with us.
Sheep was running like, “I saw what you did to my brother! I’m not going down!”
😂
🤣🤣🤣👍
🤣🤣🤣
They do remember 😢so yea not really funny kinda sad but this is how it’s done
Agreed with ur words 🤣🤣🤣😜
I can say as a South African, the random pocket knife is such a thing. Mostly to be able to carve your biltong at any given time
It's also good for cutting "Kaffir limes" 😏 speaking of I heard that Pretoria's baboon population are up to their old tricks
Lady of the house has the potential to be in a whole movie series...The tone,beauty and the way she tells the story..just woww
Beautiful older lady.
Sonny could do a whole series about South African food. Thats how diverse we are
Well done for saying "potjie kos" correctly.
Came to the comments looking for this comment. Never heard potjiekos being pronounced so sexy 🤣🤣🤣. He nailed it, along with every other Afrikaans pronunciation
@@Pyxe_ZA Definitely
I'm a 32 year old Afrikaner... I have never eaten a kidney omelette... Somewhere my family missed out on this recipe 🤣
It is good for you boy. Don't eat kidney. You will eat kidneys after you reached the age 60
🤣🤣🤣🤣 Jy nie 'n regte boer nie ouseun, or oumeisie.
South Africans in the comment section let's just enjoy the food content and stop bringing race tensions into this... Real Africans wouldn't fight in the presence of guests... Danko ♥️
Ja boet , plus food looks Lekker
Tell you what when black stop bringing race into everything
@@jacquestube ths is part of the problem , yes weve hurt each other ( we still do ) we need to forgive. it hurts so much to see my home burn , too see it so scared by spite, i cant even take my children home to see family and where i grew up ( not that joeburg is the most kid friendly place ). broer laat ons asseblief ophou om ons sand met bloed te bevlek.
@@scruff921 we're having that problem in America, unfortunately we were almost healed but political operatives on the left are trying to stoke the Flames to get more political power
@@jacquestube dont i know it you can feel it living on the sneak river , how did you find it going from RZA to USA ... because this zefs having a few .. social issues
Lekker lekker soos n kraker, that's one thing I must say about home, living in Germany now, taking my wife back home to meet the folks, she said she felt immediately welcome, and how strangers in shops randomly have a conversation and are kind. Don't get that here in Germany, if you speak to someone here in a shop or anything they look at you as if you're a skebenga.
Lived in Germany for 15 years, and I must agree they can be very standoffish to strangers. Most Europeans tend to think Americans are friendly to a creepy degree, and after living there, I can understand why.
Please don’t come back. Stay in Europe 😅
Sgebengu if you love the people you would no how to say it properly
Jip.. Also moved to Germany (Bremen). It's like living in a black and white movie in comparison to SA.. South Africa is such a colourful place full of variety and wonderful people.
At least you see am in Netherlands I miss everyone in white , black , Indian we are one
Thanks for coming to my 'gully' and highlighting our foods. I'm South African and have followed your channel for a while. 👍🏻
Thank you for featuring our South Africa on your channel! loved to see you enjoying our foods and culture! As a Afrikaner we say Dankie my Tjomma!😄
Don't listen to the haters in the comments. We (normal people) enjoyed this video very much and don't feel the need to disparage these lovely people.
I haven't seen one hating comment.
Where is the hating comment? 😅
What haters? I haven’t seen a single hateful comment.
@@JoeBlow_4 The mods are fast to delete I guess. The first comment under this post was cursing me out as well (deleted now).
@@affel6559 Sorry for that. Most folk who follow this channel understand there are a lot of different people here and we all frankly love each other.
Thank you Sonny for exploring a bit of our culture and food in this episode and sharing it with others.
PS... I wish that you could have tried (or will still try) some of our desserts, like malva poeding, melkkos, melktert, koeksisters etc.
Jy sal my laat kwyl oor n melktert dis so lekker
I have eaten proper Afrikaner food as I lived in Pretoria for 2 years. I’m surprised because these guys used a lot of seasoning. The food I’ve tasted was, from old tannies admittedly, but very simple seasoning, like salt and pepper, with the focus on the ingredient itself, but surprisingly very tasty like it come straight from the garden. My fav is home-made condensed milk rusks and those pumpkin fritters made with cinnamon and brown sugar !
This is so crazy, because this food is so normal for us…glad to see sunny giving our country’s food a try!
I've really enjoyed your South African videos. We are a melting pot of cultures with a unique cuisine. I'm proud to be a South African.
Beautiful work Sonny, thanks for capturing our country so wonderfully❣️
Well, as clearly seen in his Egypt trip fiasco, you can't make gold out of s*it, so there are clearly nice things to see in South Africa, even though there are some problems there as well. There are very few perfect places in the world, what really matters is people willing to work on making things better.
@@Dr_V Where are you from?
@@paddaaweh Romania
Every Afrikaner considers themselves South African, first and foremost. It's our primary identity and we're proud of it. Afrikaner culture is just the background to our South African-ness. Thanks for showcasing our country. Your pronunciation was on point! Very impressed.
Do they consider themselves African? I've always wondered
@@hlengiwemasondo2858 I personally do. But globally often people think of labels like 'African' or 'Asian' as racial indicators instead of geographical indicators. So it seems strange to some to call Russians 'Asians', for example. My family has been in South Africa since the 1600s. I would never think of myself as 'European.' So I consider myself African, but if a black person objects to that, I would totally understand. The South African identity is complex.
@@rainyrealestateASMR thank you sincerely for the answer, 5 centuries is too long I truly believe you are Africans I wanted to hear if that's what u believe too.
@@hlengiwemasondo2858 You're welcome! Always happy to talk about my homeland. Whenever I'm out of the country, I turn into the South African Bureau of Tourism, haha. Have a great day!
@@rainyrealestateASMR awesome. Keep safe now all we need is to vote wisely. Take care
What a lovely couple - so welcoming and with such an obviously peaceful spirit. Great and educational video, yet again!
Thank you for showing the diversity of our country. Love your channel.
South Africa is an amazing country with awesome people.
Not all are awesome
The ones on this video are not nice people
You only see awesome people in sonnys videos. The rest are a bunch of fucking mad men
@@UltraCoder Why not?
@@HighQuexx your thinking continues the racism
Hats off to the oom and tannie they know what they're doing 😋 😋 my mond water 🤣🤣🤣
Found the poi lurking for some savagery lols glad to see he only found wholesomeness
When you really want to try Afrikaners Boere Kos you need to come on Christmas, probably the best time of the year where most foods are made in homes. If Christmas comes we don't worry about anything but the food everyone is excited for the amazing food.
What a Beautiful Place, Weather and WildLife which you actually get to eat. The couple was awesome too. Wish them a long and healthy life.
welcome to SA hope you enjoying our food . I hope you tried a indian bunny chow before you left
The bunny bread came from Africans they should say that and stop hiding the truth
Sonny my friend I love you're channel and I'm so happy you finally here in SA our food is truly colour full in culture and taste enjoy my brother!!
Please use 'your' and 'you're' in a sentence.
@@paddaaweh please stop policing people's grammar on comment threads. It's so cringe. ✌️
@@paddaaweh it’s a comment section not an English test, also most South Africans are multilingual. It’s sometimes difficult to have correct grammar and spelling when you know multiple languages
I am happy those beautiful people accomodated you well. ❤ from Namibia 🇳🇦 ❤ South Africa 🇿🇦
This has got to be one of my favorite episodes of your show
That potjiekos looks divine.
This family represent Afrikaans cuisine and culture very well.some of the food never heard seen or heard before.wow
You'd know about if you grew up in south africa
@@BentleyBohemian_96 no shit sherlock.
The hosts were really lovely and humble people. Everything looked really good and appreciate their dedication and passion in preserving and showcasing their traditional recipes.
They seem like a nice and happy family
The family that slays together stays together...
sure.... until they get violently murdered by savage simians that partially parrot the human language. beasts.... every last one of them.
Absolutely stunning job by sonny and team for putting up such entertaining content ❤️
Always surprised me how South African farms look so similar to Argentinean haciendas. If you showed me a picture of their house, without the Kudu skulls, and told me it's from Argentina I'd believe you. This video made me super nostalgic.
@Zaheer Coovadia There are tons of biomes in Argentina too, you have rain forest in the NE, desert in the NW, grasslands in the center, glaciers down south. It's a big country. I meant more the architecture of the house and such. It just looks similar and it's not the first time I notice it. Don't ask me why.
@@hindsight27 Was just about to comment this! Interestingly, the Afrikaans/Argentinian interpretation of the word 'airport' isn't 'lughawe' but, 'vliegtuigstasie'. How cool is that!
@@hindsight27 Could be!
I have always thought that Argentina and South Africa (geologically speaking) are very similar
love how the family is down to earth and represented SA
When visiting an Afrikaner home you can absolutely bet that you will not go home hungry. They are without doubt best hosts on the planet :D
They r rich af
@@nacereddinechallal4405 in my european Point of view they are normal people🤷🏻♂️they just Cook Food
Clown
@@nilsson117 lol europeans dont even feed their guests hahah.
@rickm1427 you sure? Southern and Eastern Europeans sure do. You think Italians greeks spanish Bulgarians and others don't feed their guests? Man, your "Europe" is half of Europe, maybe less lmao
I have been a fan of you channel for a long time! Glad you came to visit South-Africa! I am one of the Afrikaners, our lekker food looks good filmed by your team.
it feels so good being represented and exposed to the world 🌎 Thank you Sunny from a South African
This is how down to earth we are in SA, everyone helps out, and we love to get together to share food. Thanks for showcasing the better parts of SA.
Fantastic episode again I'm really loving this south africa series
One of the best episodes
Hey Sonny, I've been a fan for years and am so thankful you've come to SA !!
Sonny is living my dream vacation atm, since reading Green Hills of Africa I always wanted to visit...I also want to hunt Kudu like Hemmingway does in the book. So cool, great video
Sonny THANK YOU!!! You are the first to get it right! That is a BRAAI!! Include Boerewors and a nice thick steak and you will have had it all. Well done!!
What a wholesome couple! They're amazing! They're living my dream life. I have land in Colorado I just need a woman who's down to live that life style. Thanks Sunny! I've been pretty down here the past couple weeks, the holidays are always hard. I needed this wholesome happy video, much appreciated. Happy Holidays to everyone!
I hope you get that girl one day brother✊️I also want to settle down someday on a farm
Come on Shane. You can make it happen. All the best from SA✌🇿🇦
They were such a beautiful couple! Beautiful farm, home, etc. She was stunning. I'd love to live that life! 😉
You must come to South africa alot of Boernooie for you😊
I love the afrikaans accent and that food looks amazing. My mouth was watering the whole time.
This was so interesting! Also Cher is strikingly beautiful and graceful. Lovely couple!
Thank you for bringing our food to the world like this❤❤❤!!!
Great video ... wonderful portrait of the South African people
Don’t we all love a daily dose of watching Best Ever Food?❤️
Shut up bot
It’s my night time routine x
Its the best
I just learned more about Afrikaners than I ever have even when I lived in S.A😅 amazing Sonny! This show is important.👏
I am glad you exploring the Boerekos (Afrikaner Food) as well. What you ate is some of my favorite food. A peace brother!
This couple look like nice good people... they respect themselves and obviously considerate people who are careful of what they say. Much respect to this couple. I don't know them I just respect them, I wish this was longer. It's nice to hear them speak.
What on earth are you on about? They are just about the stiffest & most unengaging contributors this channel has ever had. They made him super awkward.
@@shakiMiki you just described a typical afrikaner boer. Good people, but not very entertaining. Im sure they were also bit overwhelmed by being on camera. One thing to make good food - other thing to try and entertain a youtube personality with 10million subscribers. I still enjoyed it, I think he also enjoyed it
@@shakiMiki are you South African ? I am South African I know what I am talking about.
@@shakiMikiI thought they were lovely people
@@shakiMiki not everyone needs to crack jokes every 3 seconds to be entertaining.
As an Afrikaner this was amazing to see Boer Kultuur
Interesting fact Sonny, the Afrikaans language has the nickname Kitchen Dutch, because it originates back to the slaves that used to work in the Kitchens of the early settlers who were a mix of Dutch, German, and one or two other European countries. This Afrikaans was born as a mix of all of these languages 👌🌻
Haha we Afrikaners (obviously generalizing) call the Namibian Germans Kitchen Germans. lol
You mean the malay slaves? or you just going to ignore them?
Some say Dutch is kitchen German. Quite insulting.
@@jankaapstad9595Everything is insulting to someone 😂
Actually Kitchen Dutch had aspects of Maleyu, KhoeKhoen languages, etc as well.
What we know as Afrikaans now is what was standardised later. Many words from Maleyu and the Khoekhoen people were removed to favour a more Dutch origin.
After all, most of the slaves were maleyu, khoi, etc.
This show opened my mind up about trying new foods and I haven’t been disappointed yet
Do yourself a favor and search for "Melktert" 😋
@Le-Jaune Morgan omg yes I love melktert but it takes a lot of milk hence the name melk tert😂 I'm too poor to spend litres of milk on desserts
Such a nice bunch of people. You should do more like that
Unfortunately, his subscribers are diverse and all important for his channel to grow.
Lmao
@@revothomas9343 What does that even mean…?
@@Teddingtin Wait arnt they like crazy racist.?
@@revothomas9343 hahahah, I was gonna say "please NO!" but you phrased that perfectly 🤣
you really did me proud. being south african myself im proud of you. you got all the names and phrases right from potjiekos to skilpadtjies. loved this episode!
I love learning about these places and the origin and fusion of the foods over time. its so interesting to see how everyone eats.
This is my country. Proudly South African!
As a dutchie i have to say : biltong is derived from dutch yes. However Bil is hind quarter (ass). does not translate to meat. And tong stands for the shape of the meat once cut (literally looks like a tongue) . That said, I absolutely love the vids you guys make and seeing a new one pop up makes me happy. Have a good one man
@spider man i know, i don't like it either. Seems to be an aquired taste
Big up Mzansi and thanks for the Visit really cool!
This south African edition is fire🔥🔥 all episodes are amazing.