- A future makoti is showing off her unique way to chop onions, and it’s sparking conversation on TikTok.
- Her clever technique went viral, racking up over 1.3 million views in just a few days.
- While many South Africans praised her creativity, others still stand by the classic knife method as the fastest and most efficient way to chop.
There’s no denying that ama2Ks know how to make life easier, and one of them has just redefined kitchen prep with her ingenious onion-chopping hack. If you’re looking for ways to simplify cooking, this future makoti might have the answer—or at least a fresh perspective.
Onion-Chopping Like a Pro (or Almost)
This creative chef decided to shake things up by swapping out the traditional knife for a trusty pair of scissors. In her TikTok video posted on her account @amy_therusk, she confidently snips away at the onion, demonstrating her technique with a flair that makes it look effortless. She even joked about preparing for her future role as a makoti, proving that she’s ready to take on any kitchen challenge.
The Viral Sensation That’s Got Everyone Talking
Her video didn’t just gain traction—it exploded, hitting over a million views in just two days. That’s right, folks. A simple onion-chopping trick turned into a nationwide conversation starter. Check out the video below to see what all the buzz is about:
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Of course, the internet had plenty to say about this unconventional method. While some viewers were impressed by her creativity, others stuck to their guns, arguing that the classic knife approach is still the way to go. Here’s what some of the most vocal commenters had to say:
@ZamilekaMazibukoMaphalala suggested:
"Onion choppers are only R50 at MRP. Trust me, you'll thank me later. 😉"
@mangason shared:
"My friend’s daughter uses scissors to cut onions. No kidding—this generation isn’t here to suffer. 😆"
@Sego wrote:
"I’m mad because I didn’t think of this first. 💀"
@amahlamantungwadube commented:
"I’m not sure. This seems like more work than it’s worth."
@Linamandlaigazilemvana🤍🌸 mentioned:
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"Finally! I’ve found my people. This is exactly how I feel when chopping spinach and cabbage. 😭🤣"
@Shaleen stated:
"Me using safety goggles so I don’t cry. 😭"
@Ntoks commented:
"Yoh, sis, that would take longer than doing it the normal way."
@Lushaba added:
"Work smart, not hard! 😭"
When Makotis Go the Extra Mile
Starting Early to Cook Up Something Special
In another inspiring story, Briefly News highlighted a makoti who woke up at 4:30 AM to prepare a special meal for her mother-in-law’s birthday. For her, this wasn’t just another day—it was her first cooking experience as a married woman and her first December as part of a new family. Determined to make it memorable, she put in the effort to create delicious dishes that everyone could enjoy.
Her dedication serves as a reminder that being a makoti isn’t just about following traditions; it’s about putting your heart into everything you do. Whether you’re chopping onions with scissors or rising early to cook a big breakfast, there’s something to be said for creativity, passion, and hard work.
