“Praise the Lord”: Wealthy Woman Shows How She Shops for Groceries in Her Own House Using a Trolley

• A wealthy woman went viral after sharing a video of herself using a shopping trolley to collect ingredients from her massive home pantry before cooking
• The fascinating video shows the woman's luxurious home, complete with a professional setup
• Social media users were amazed by her calm demeanour and continuous religious praise throughout the cooking process

A woman's unique approach to meal preparation has gone viral after she shared a video showing how she shops for groceries in her own house using a shopping trolley.

The video, shared by motivational speaker @LEADERSHIPFORZAMBIA in early May, shows the wealthy woman treating her home pantry like a personal supermarket.

The video begins with the woman explaining her weekly cooking routine.

"Join me today as I prepare and set up for dinner. We will begin by shopping from our pantry without cash," she says calmly. Despite having a full-time chef, she chooses to cook once a week because her family loves her food.

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The woman grabs a shopping trolley and heads to her impressive pantry, which looks like a mini grocery store with shelves packed with ingredients. She carefully selects rice, chicken from the fridge, vegetables like garlic and ginger, and all the cooking utensils she needs, including a blender and various spices.

Her home is clearly luxurious, with a beautiful kitchen setup and plenty of space for cooking. After "shopping" in her pantry, she moves to the kitchen and begins preparing fried chicken for her large family of eight people.

The cooking process is detailed and relaxed. She peels the chicken skin, washes vegetables, blends garlic and ginger, and seasons everything perfectly. Throughout the video, she continuously says "Praise the Lord" while working, which has become a talking point among viewers.

The woman sets up a comfortable chair near the stove so she can relax while waiting for the food to cook. She even brings in a movable screen to watch something while monitoring her chicken. The final result is a feast with fried chicken, pasta, roasted potatoes, and fresh rolls served on beautiful serving boards.

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Soft life cooking goes viral

The video gained massive attention, receiving over 564,000 views, 16,000 reactions, and 2,900 comments. Many viewers were fascinated by her calm cooking style and religious dedication, while others were amazed by her luxurious home setup.

@Natasha Katongo was confused:

"I was waiting for her to go home after shopping, I thought it was a supermarket 🥺🥺😂"

@Precious Chilufya found her religious nature amusing:

"The continuous 'Praise God' throws me out of the window😅"

@Mai Mya Bwalya Kangwa praised her demeanour:

"This is how rich people talk- calmly, peacefully, pa easy, rich rich fye, no mungulu, na praise God apaliponse 😁"

@Faith Wilfred Mwalula was more interested in the house:

"The food doesn't even bother me🤧🤦‍♀️, just here looking at the kitchen and wondering how the rest of the house is☹️😕Hallelujah praise the lord🥺🙌"

@Nelly Mwale celebrated her lifestyle:

"Shopping from my pantry. Yass Mami... This is a real soft life."

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@Faith Niwenyesiga revealed more luxury details:

"I wish you guys knew that she has an elevator in her house 😌"

Watch the Facebook video here.

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Source: Briefly News