This man tried to make biltong on TikTok... but he left SA outraged!
He tried to add a little spice to it, but Mzansi was having none of it!
We have seen some wild concoctions when it comes to making food on the internet, but nothing we have come across recently compares to this...
A man on the internet attempts to make biltong, but every step of the way he does something to anger die-hard biltong lovers.
Watch the tragedy below:
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@josh.rhoton Replying to @macayla.mack I am FINALLY getting around to biltong!!! #biltong #jerky #snack #oddlysatisfying #southafrica #experiment #beef #sirloin #yum ♬ Creepy and simple horror background music(1070744) - howlingindicator
As seen in the video above, this food connoisseur uses certain methods that are a big no-no in the biltong world.
One unconventional method being using a Woolies mixed spice as the seasoning. Another being using heat to cook the biltong as opposed to drying it. The other method was using balsamic vinegar... sies, man.
South Africans pride themselves on making the most incredible biltong and this newbie simply sparked outrage.
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Some of the comments about this biltong fail were as follows:
- "As a South African i am CRYING"
- "Biltong is only wind dried not with heat."
- "THIS IS NOT BILTONG"
- "Nooooo as a South African born biltong maker, there is very little here that resembles the real thing."
- "South Africa was too stunned to speak"
- "Do you know where the danger is? Flopping a South African recipe on a huge platform"
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Clearly this TikToker has disappointed the biltong gods. We hope that he has learnt from his mistake and will learn the right way.
Here is a demonstration on how to make biltong the #ProudlySouthAfrican way with SuzelleDIY:
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Image courtesy of josh.rhoton/ TikTok