Witty Tita Goes Viral for Giving “Adobong Sitaw” Instead of Jollibee Burger Steak
Witty Tita earned hilarious reactions online for giving “adobong sitaw” instead of burger steak from the famous fast-food chain Jollibee.
Most children prefer Jollibee because it is one of their happy pills. Jollibee is more than simply a fast-food restaurant; it is a place that celebrates with and saves people from the inevitable bad days. The Filipinos have shown their affection for their cuisine establishment over the years.
Jollibee has never failed to offer delight to people’s life, even when they are children; it is a true constant. Its cheerful, friendly ambiance, as well as its cuisine options—from the all-time favorite succulent ChickenJoy to their Classic Spaghetti to their Yum Burgers—don’t say much, but they can certainly take away the blues and make life a little better.
Meanwhile, a clever Tita goes famous on social media after pranking her niece with the kids’ favorite toy. Maricris Soriano Hungriano, an internet auntie, convinced her kid that the famous fast-food business serves vegetables.
Inside the packaging, Tita cleverly substituted “adobong kangkong” for the Jollibee burger steak. The child is clearly happy in the snapshot she provided because he is enjoying Jollibee food.
“Darating ang panahon na malalaman modin na walang adobong sitaw sa jollibee exited kumain tuwang tuwa may papalakpak pa,” she wrote in her post.
“JC:yehey jollibee sarap, thank you tita,” the kid happily said.
Her post went viral on social media, eliciting a wide range of reactions from the online community. Some netizens had amusing reactions to the happy kid thinking he was eating food from the famous red bee.
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