Those who have been following Mboweni on social media are well versed in his love for pilchards and his overuse of garlic.
Since easing himself into semi-retirement, Tito Mboweni has been busy cooking up some of his infamous dishes.
Those who have been following Mboweni on social media are well versed in his love for pilchards and his overuse of garlic.
The former minister of finance’s endeavours in the kitchen haven’t gone unnoticed, which is why Tiger Brands were compelled to send him a hamper of KOO products, including their canned pilchards.
Very excited about his delivery, he set about preparing a meal and taking his 1.1 million followers through the process.
Making the pilchards in tomato sauce and baked beans the stars of the dish, Mboweni showed his culinary prowess by introducing curry powder to the mix.
Impressed with the finished product, he proudly displayed his dish with the accompanying caption: “Done and dusted. It was really nice. A simple meal. Thanks to KOO Pilchards and the Tiger Brands CEO ….”
This time tweeps weren’t really interested in his cooking skills, but in the new additions to his home, namely the furniture.
“Yo bought new furniture?” asked one social media user outright, while another commented: “I’m here trying to figure out whose house this is, as I haven’t seen that furniture before. I think even the stove is new.”
One user even joked about the little boxes on the dining room table, asking: “Are those human ashes in those small coffins on your table?”
Tweeps refused to rest, with the memes coming in thick and fast.
In the meantime, Mboweni can probably expect more deliveries. We’re thinking a year’s supply of garlic. And maybe it’s time to give the pilchards a rest?
