To every
clump that
comes your way
How we began stirring things up
It all started with a mom asking a sommer maar net question: “Kan jy nie vir my ’n lepel maak wat al die klonte kan uitklop nie?”
The Dad, being the loving husband that he is, took it as a challenge and got to work.
He added sugar, spice, and everything, but accidentally an extra ingredient to the concoction: Stainless Steel... Thus The Paplepel was born! And using it's ultra-super powers, it has dedicated is life to fighting klonte and the forces of evil!
Needless to say, what started as a solution to an inconvenience in the kitchen quickly became the ultimate do-it-all kitchen utensil with a South African twist. It can klop klonte out of any sauce, roer any batter, mince, mix, beat and even help with vetkoekdeeg (It also does a beatiful rendition of Liefling if you ask nice enough). It’s your handklitser, wooden spoon and mincer all in one.
The bottom line:
Our products locally produced (because it's lekker) and proudly made in Paarl, South Africa. They're sturdy, practical and made to stand the test of time, a kitchen companion built to last you a lifetime. Mom knew exactly what she needed, and Dad made it happen. Now sussie is selling the hell out of it.
Adding that extra sizzle tss tsss to your steak
We can't tell you how many engineers it takes to fix a light bulb, but we can tell you it takes two to forge a legendary braai accessory. Thanks to their hard work and sacrifice, you're braai area is going to feel leeg without one.
But fear not for your favourite rooster, Kleinboet is not here to take over the braai. Let him heat up next to the coals while you enjoy a Zamalek (or Olof, we listen and we don't judge). Do your thing on the grill until you're about halfway there, transfer your steak to the Braaipan, and BAM! Perfect sear outside without overcooking that lekker vleis on the inside.
It's also versatile, a real culinary mullet. Think Johan Stemmet up front, Vernon Koekemoer in the back. Get a Braaipan hot enough and you can braai just about anything you gooi on it. Chops, sosaties, meatballs, patties, you can even braai a braaibroodjie if your grill isn't challenging enough.
(Due to that last suggestion, our lawyers made us put in a disclaimer that Saam can not be held legally liable for any burnt braaibroodjies)
As countless a mother has said to a coach next to a primary school rugby field: "Give Kleinboet a chance, I think his skill and versatility as the ultimate braai accessory can really help this under-9 team score a try."
a day
keeps an
overdone steak
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