My daughter makes the sputnik differently...she replaces the mash with magwinja dough. It's heavenly. Thanx for proudly showcasing our delicious food and reminding us of worthy causes.❤

Now I am hungry and supper is hours away! Gregory's is up the road from me, so guess where I will be tomorrow for lunch.

Monate wa kota. Ah yes kota grew up enjoying it. In some parts of Johannesburg and all over the vaal and free state province they call it " skhambane ", and then in tshwane they call it " sphatlo" . Nice video

This is what makes South Africa 🇿🇦 Great 🤞😊.

Sputnik! Amazing invention - way to go Gregory’s and to Al for your support within the community…

Infact in Durban we called it bunny chow . You get bunny chow in quarter bunny , half bunny , full bunny .You used to get them in Mutton bunny , Chicken bunny .Beef bunny .Beans bunny .It used to be made in Durban first .Then Joburg and other places came to know about it .Best bunnies still made best in Durban .l am 72 yrs we used to enjoy this in Durban .The curries must be really tasty with spices then only ca U enjoy a bunny chow .also with melting potatoes in curries .But Kota and sputnik l am seeing in this programme .Bunny chow is the actual name😅 Everybody used to say best bunnies comes from Durban .Infact it's a street food when U Hungary and moving with friends .Just sit neat place in a street and have the bunny with salads😅😅😅

Sorry guys - but the Durban bunny chow is the original, the kota came much much later as a variation in the townships - hence the regional names and variety of ingredients depending on mood and pantry cupboard. Regardless of where you are in SA a bunny chow remains a bunny chow, even in the townships - and Im old enough to know - there just wasnt scope for kota ingredients way back when.

Firstly made by Durbanites from Durban early days . We called it bunny chow .It's a very nice quick street food .eaten more than 2 people or more . DURBAN BUNNIES it was called those days😅😅😅 My favourite Mutton bunny .even l make home .

So no gloves while handling the food 😒

Thou shall not call a Bunny chow a Kota!

❤❤❤ So nice to hear God mentioned and that he always makes a way to provide. I will donate to Meals on Wheels.

Oh come on!!!! I need a bunny chow like now!!! Christopher and his team are doing amazing work.🙏

A Kota, the first truly South African fast food . Originally made in the townships (Alexandra and Masakeng (Soweto’s original name before segregation) of Johannesburg with the cheapest ingredients available in the late 1800 and early 1900’s.

Love this channel, learning and seeing places I have never seen existing in and around Pretoria and Johannesburg. Thank you so much.❤😅❤

Excellent video, so interesting. What about similar traditional foodies and their history from the Western & Eastern Cape 👍

man I miss proper food. Well done with another great video Al.

those sputniks look amazing!!!well done al!

Here in Phalaborwa we get the spatlo 1/4 white bread with polony with atchar slap chips and sauce of Mayonnaise tomato sauce and mustard delicious love it

I think the main difference is a bunny chow is about the curry that goes into it. The kota is about the chips , polony ,sauces etc

Didn’t know about a Sputnik (although it doesn’t have the shape - love the pun!) - will have to go there and test them ☺️