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Why Boerewors is South Africa’s favourite sausage

21st May 2021
Posted by SwannieBraai

18 May

Boerewors is Afrikaans for “farmer’s sausage”. It’s so popular in this country that it’s practically a staple food. In their early pioneering days, boers (farmers) made large quantities of sausage on their stopovers while trekking across the country to escape Colonial rule. From then until the 1960s, what later became...

Braai, Lifestyle

What in the world is a Braai?

18th May 2021
Posted by SwannieBraai

18 May

If you are currently reading our Braai Blog, you are probably wondering what in the world is a Braai! Well my friend, we are here to help answer that question for you, as well as life’s other mysteries (ok well maybe not the latter). The word braai (pronounced “bry”, plural...

Braai, Outdoor

Factors that make a braai truely unique!

18th May 2021
Posted by SwannieBraai

18 Mar

MEATS (Duh) Boerewors, lamb chops, T-bone steaks, chicken “flatties”, snoek, kabeljou(cob), sosaties, kebabs CARBS Braaibrootjies, pap( traditional African staple), tomato & onion relish, chakalaka & much more. DRINKS Brandy & Coke, beer, siders and beautiful South African wine. All of these come at different shapes, strength,flavours and other variations. Just as every household has their...

Braai, Outdoor

10 Best places to braai in the Western Cape

19th May 2021
Posted by SwannieBraai

26 Sep

1. Kogel Bay, False Bay Kogel Bay is set along the coastal road between Gordon’s Bay and Rooiels. You can only braai here if you camp at the resort but day visitors can braai for free at adjacent Sparks Bay and Klippiesbaai. Ablutions are available, but alcohol is prohibited. Entrance:...

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