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Must try/experience foods in South Africa

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Authentic South African foods you HAVE to try at least once when visiting South Africa to say you experienced the cuisine. All made with love!!
 
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This possibly the most uniquely South African Indian dish - originating from the city of Durban.  The story of how it was invented comes from the days of apartheid when people of colour could not eat at their own restaurants. Indian Restaurant Owners (known as the Bhania(bunny) or Gujurati speaking) people invented this way of serving labourers o...
Durban Bunny Chow
 
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Another well known and loved food in SA - A vetkoek is (fry Bread) with cooked mince inside. Its enjoyed by many.
South African Traditional Vetkoek (Fried Bread) Recipe
 
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A sweet deep fried twisted donut which is then dipped in syrup. Its very sweet, crunchy and sweet, but loved by all!!
South African Koeksisters Recipe
 
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South Africa has made a name for itself in the Wine industry and so there are a few wine routes that are a pleasure to discover on your travels. If you are a wine lover… check this out.
Wines of South Africa -Best known for its wine routes
 
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A very yummy dessert served at a few restaurant chains - example Spur and Wimpy. This is a light cake, with syrup served warm with custard or ice-cream. Its rich toffee flavour is amazing and worth the try.
Malva Pudding Recipe | Best South African Desert
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Beef Cut - Dried with herbs and spices in a Hot box fitted with a fan. Itcan be served in many different ways but it is not Beef Jerky which is tougher and not as flavourful (in my opinion) Definitely check it out when you can on your travels.
Biltong VS Beef Jerky | What Is The Difference