Everyone loves a good laugh, after all, they say laughter is the best medicine.
And humour is certainly another form of coping mechanism, especially during the national lockdown period.
YouTuber Lasizwe is one of the many social media influencers who through his skits, has managed brings humour to many South African homes.
The "Lasizwe: Fake It TIll You Make It" star to Twitter on Tuesday, his concern about his latest discovery about the “ready to eat” milk tart.
He wrote: I’ve always wondered why my stomach becomes upset when I have it without putting it in the oven! We have been eating uncooked Milk Tart.
I’ve always wonder why my stomach becomes upset when I have it without putting it in the oven! We have been eating uncooked Milk Tart
— Lasizwe Dambuza (@lasizwe) April 7, 2020
In his next post, he shared an image of the recent purchase, captioning it: “How old were you when you found out that Woolworths Milk tart isn’t ready to eat, you must first put it in the oven before consuming.
I’ve always wonder why my stomach becomes upset when I have it without putting it in the oven! We have been eating uncooked Milk Tart
— Lasizwe (@lasizwe) April 7, 2020
Clearly Lasizwe wasn't the only only who didn't read the heating instructions.
Some these Twitter reactions will leave rolling on the floor laughing.
Today old 😭😭😭no wonder I always got sick after eating it
— Koena💖 (@thickness_koena) April 7, 2020
And I always wondered why my ass would be dropping a straight fire 30min mixtape when I have it. pic.twitter.com/2RP9drQAaX
— Nyawuza🇿🇦 (@NankuLoAsey) April 7, 2020
No wonder pic.twitter.com/ghaVE7Ys57
— KG-M (@KgKaygeetk101) April 7, 2020
😰 I've been eating it wrong this whole time?😳
— Ms. King 🍃🌈 (@lethulmt) April 7, 2020
Yazin' , deep down I knew something was up with that tart 😂💔 kodwa imnandi yona shem
— Olerato (@OKholumo) April 7, 2020
Tell me you're lying 👀👀, I never read... nna I just put inside my mouth💀
Thank you now I know pic.twitter.com/f1jaFUYOuX
— Basetsana (@BarsieAye) April 7, 2020
Moral of the story, read the label before you eat.
Tell me you're lying 👀👀, I never read... nna I just put inside my mouth💀
Thank you now I know pic.twitter.com/f1jaFUYOuX
— Basetsana (@BarsieAye) April 7, 2020
Meanwhile, Lasizwe joined thousands of celebrities, who in effort to curb the spread of the coronavirus, urged South Africans to respect the lockdown regulations and stay home.
View this post on Instagram
Dear South Africa! As the president of South Africa.... Tag your friend #StayHome
A post shared by Lasizwe Dambuza(@lasizwe) on Mar 24, 2020 at 6:17am PDT