I'm South African

Tupperware Pitcher - not only does it make me want kool aid.I still have the kid sized tupperware tea set, now it lives in my boys play kitchen :)

Crayola Crayons - remember "Prussian blue" and "spring green"?the 64 box. I remember opening it and marveling at all the colors. The wonderful sharpener. Even now, when I open a new box of crayons the happy memories just flood back and I smile.

The thing is I still play with those during new years where I would pop them near people and see their reaction.just kidding but Those were fun to pop.

Tupperware Shape sorter - I remember this

Bobotie is a classic South African dish of gently-spiced ground meat full of raisins which is then oven-baked with a layer of savory egg custard on top to form a crust and keep the meat moist. Tradionally it is served with Yellow Rice.

South-African "Braaibroodjie" - many recipes for these tomato, oinion and cheese toasites, made over an open wooden fire - various added ingredenietns - a TREAT to accompany the traditional South African Braai - A proper barbecue - African style

Melktert shooters (better known as “melktertjies”) is quite the modern South African shooter. It smells and tastes like melktert (South African milk tart).

Layered peppermint liqueur with creamy Amarula. South Africans call it "Sprinbokkies", but you can call it "delicious".

Applies mainly to South Africans - and it's so, so true! I had so many "tannies / aunties" and "ooms / uncles" growing up . A form of politeness for adults that the rest of the world has pretty much lost / left behind.

South African version of CREME SODA, Creme soda just isn't the same, if it's not bright green.