Hudsons releases limited edition burger in honor of Heritage Month with South African motifs
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Hudsons releases limited edition burger in honor of Heritage Month with South African motifs

As part of the celebration of Heritage Month, the Hudsons restaurant, in collaboration with chef and creator Megan Kate Swan, has developed a special burger that gives the classic Hudsons burger a distinct South African flavor, inspired by traditional braai broodjie.

This collaboration merges familiar South African tastes into a burger described as rich, generous, and slightly unexpected. The burger includes free-range beef mince seasoned with boerewors, chutney from Mrs H. S. Ball, borenkaas, tomato relish, pickled cucumbers, and garlic mayonnaise based on burnt oil. It is served on a bun toasted in Kerrygold butter with garlic and herbs.

Heritage Month Combo Meal for 200 Rand

This Heritage Month burger is available at all Hudsons restaurants throughout September 2026. The full set costs 200 rand and includes the burger itself, Hudsons fries, and a Jack Black Lite drink. The burger was created as a tribute to South African culinary culture, utilizing the flavors, rituals, and memories associated with the braai.

Instead of simply recreating the braai broodjie, Swan and Hudsons have transformed its nostalgic flavor profile into a burger designed for sharing at the table.

Burger Sales Support Veterinary Clinic in Hyelitshe

Furthermore, this partnership aims to support the Mdzananda Animal Clinic, located in Hyelitshe, which provides veterinary care to animals and their owners in the local community. Sixty rand will be donated to this organization for every Heritage Month burger sold. Megan Kate Swan personally chose this organization due to her connection to both food and animal welfare.

Swan noted: 'It is an honour for me to participate in a campaign built for good. This burger is absolutely delicious, but knowing that every bite supports Mdzananda Animal Clinic in Hyelitshe makes it even tastier!' The Heritage Month burger will be available for a limited time in September.

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The renowned South African vocal group Ladysmith Black Mambazo paid tribute to the legendary Dolly Parton after her passing.

Parton's family announced on Tuesday evening that the beloved singer, songwriter, philanthropist, actress, playwright, and writer had died in Nashville, Tennessee, at the age of 80. Her nephew, Brian Sever, shared this news in a video message on Tuesday.

Ladysmith Black Mambazo expressed their condolences with a simple yet profound message: 'Rest in peace, Dolly Parton.'

The connection between Parton and Ladysmith Black Mambazo began back in 1995 when they collaborated on the song 'Knockin’ on Heaven’s Door.' This significant partnership united two unique musical worlds, blending her soulful country music with the group's inimitable South African harmonies, creating an eternal piece that continues to inspire.

In 1996, the group performed on Parton's album titled 'Treasures,' where they recorded a cover of Kate Stevens' song 'Peace Train.' Furthermore, Ladysmith Black Mambazo joined Parton for a performance on a special American network television show in November 1996 to perform this song, demonstrating a powerful fusion of their talents and a shared commitment to music with a message of peace.

One representative of the group noted that 'Dolly Parton was more than just an iconic singer and songwriter. She was a cultural ambassador and philanthropist who touched countless lives around the world. Her songs, filled with warmth, storytelling, and honesty, resonated with diverse audiences and connected people from different walks of life.'

It was observed that 'it is not coincidental that Ladysmith Black Mambazo, embodying unity and peace through their vocal art, found common ground and mutual respect in her work.'

It was further emphasized that 'Dolly Parton's death undoubtedly marks the end of an era. Nevertheless, her legacy is immortal and lives on through her unforgettable songs and extensive humanitarian initiatives that improved lives worldwide.'

In conclusion, they called for Dolly's outstanding contribution to music and society to be honored by continuing to appreciate the joy and inspiration she brought to millions of people globally.

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