Chevra vs Slangetjie

there is a difference with Sev and chevra ...

chevra is a mix of sev and nuts and other things ...thats what you get in dbn

slangetjies is a thicker version of Sev
 
I.am.Sam said:
there is a difference with Sev and chevra ...

chevra is a mix of sev and nuts and other things ...thats what you get in dbn

slangetjies is a thicker version of Sev
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I prefer the chevra with coconut shreds and Rice Krispies and nuts and raisins etc. that chèvra looks ***
 
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Either is an unnecessary source of fats that your body can do well without.
 
I.am.Sam said:
haha you get it in CPT ..very hard to get sev and nuts this side

we always buy sev and nuts from victory lounge and kara nichas

i think victory lounge closed down though
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Was this the Victory Lounge in Grey Street Dbn?

If it was, wow you are really bringing back childhood memories for me.

My folks always brought back a packet sev and nuts and boondi. And those long oily donuts with the cream in the middle, after they went to "town"

Wow those donuts and a cup of tea :D
 
Skywalker786 said:
Was this the Victory Lounge in Grey Street Dbn?

If it was, wow you are really bringing back childhood memories for me.

My folks always brought back a packet sev and nuts and boondi. And those long oily donuts with the cream in the middle, after they went to "town"

Wow those donuts and a cup of tea :D
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Yeesh what childhood memories.

When ever we went to durbs the toppie knew my favourite was potato bhajias from victory lounge. First stop on a Saturday morning - then they could shop grey street in peace :)
 
Shiraz said:
Yeesh what childhood memories.

When ever we went to durbs the toppie knew my favourite was potato bhajias from victory lounge. First stop on a Saturday morning - then they could shop grey street in peace :)
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Oh wow I forgot about that. Remember those oily brown paper bags. And at home you had to eat them cold or dip into tea because there was no microwaves or was there hehe can't remember now.

And pies were veg or lamb , no beef or pork allowed,
 
There's a balli that sells this stuff at the fordsburg street market off Mint str on Saturdays. The best I've had and I'm talking even better than I can remember from Vic lounge and so forth,back in the day.
 
Sean008 said:
There's a balli that sells this stuff at the fordsburg street market off Mint str on Saturdays. The best I've had and I'm talking even better than I can remember from Vic lounge and so forth,back in the day.
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theres a paki who sells fresh jalebi just behind the train

furking good
 
My fiance tried to give me slangetjies the other night, I looked at the packet and saw it was some bbq flavour and there were no nuts anywhere.I refused to eat it, told her to go buy the correct stuff next time!And none of these simba chip flavours ,just chilli powder!
 
Batista said:
My fiance tried to give me slangetjies the other night, I looked at the packet and saw it was some bbq flavour and there were no nuts anywhere.I refused to eat it, told her to go buy the correct stuff next time!And none of these simba chip flavours ,just chilli powder!
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Shouldn't you be the one giving your fiance a hot slangetjie? :p
 
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