This chicken feet bouquet is proudly South African
Finding the perfect bouquet that screams out to your 'South African' walkie-talkie fetish.
Certainly, chicken feet or 'walkies talkies' are a popular food choice for many South Africans.
They have long been a staple for many households, offering a cost-effective way to enjoy meat without breaking the bank. However, not everyone is a fan. We have seen more than our fair share of videos showing how the younger generation dismisses this much-loved dish.
Today, we are not here to discuss the haters but rather to focus on the lovers of this favourite.
There are many ways to enjoy this proudly South African favourite. Some cook it in curry form, others boil it as a stew, and there is even a recipe for grilling it.
We can appreciate the creativity involved in making a dish. But are there lines to creativity that we shouldn't cross? You will have to decide.
A social media video has shown us how we look at chicken feet, and we are unsure how we feel about them.
From a visual perspective, it is creative and innovative because it caters to a person's love of chicken feet and their love for flowers. The thing is, it doesn't look like the most hygienic way of presenting chicken feet. We have seen a chicken bouquet before, but that was cooked...
Look at this unique display of affection from TikTok: a bouquet and chicken feet. The creepiest part, even for fans, has got to be that the nails are painted in some of these arrangements.
@floreal_blooms Bouquet kaki ayam 🫢
♬ suara asli - Lirik Lagu
The crazy part is that this seems to be a trend; we found another video of a florist from California who put the arrangement together saying, "For those who like legs". Check it out below from TikTok.
A social media user wrote, "All I know is I would cry if I got this. Love your work though."
@andrea.x.perez Para el que le gusta las patas😂 . . . #ramodepata #fyp #viral #chickenfeet #moiseslopez #ramobuchon #bouquet #foryoupage #foryou ♬ sonido original - Mus1c.cool🎧
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