South Africans typically use a variety of utensils when eating, depending on the dish and cultural context. Forks and knives are common for many meals, while traditional foods like pap (a maize porridge) are often eaten with the hands. In some cases, especially during braais (barbecues), people may also use tongs or skewers. Overall, the choice of utensils reflects both modern dining practices and traditional customs.
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South Africa is a country; countries do not 'eat animals'.
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yes, because i live in south Africa and we eat fruits
Forks n' sh it yo
tomateos patatoes corn green beans
South Africans mostly die from aids.
Crew members whipped the Africans if the did not eat.
It would be mildly eccentric to eat nachos with utensils rather than with your fingers, but remember, eccentricity is not illegal. You can do it if you want to.
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yesmany people around the world eat insects not only africans
I am a South African that lives in Omaha NE and if the South africans get together again me and my family would like to attend. Jaco GERMISHUYS Yes, there are some South Africans.