Epic game day grub: What to eat while watching the Rugby World Cup

The gees in South Africa is palpable right now – and we’re loving it! Where will you find us this Sunday evening? Glued to our screens, of course. The only question is: what will we be munching on while we watch South Africa take on Scotland in SA’s first RWC match.

When and where to watch South Africa vs Scotland in the Rugby World Cup 2023

First things first, call your mates over at 17:45 on Sunday, 10 September, as that’s when the SA vs Scotland game will be starting. In South Africa, you can tune into DStv channels 201, 211 or 490 to catch the match.

Fire up the braai: 5 boerie rolls to serve your guests

1. Boerie rolls 3 ways

Keep everyone happy by allowing your friends and family to choose their own toppings for their boeries.

2. Lamb “boerie” roll

This “stokbrod” style boerie served with a delicious onion smoor will elevate your braai-day game.

3. Lamb sausage boeries

Give the traditional boerie a Mediterranean take that will wow your guests.

4. “Boerie” rolls with chilli peach chutney

For those following a plant-based diet, you can’t go wrong with these delicious meat-free boeries.

5. Giant boerie roll with four-bean salad

This boerewors roll can be split four ways, making it an affordable, easy option for your family braai.