These two young girls were caught red-handed by their mum after stuffing the bathroom sink with toilet paper and pretending to make porridge.

The clip, filmed in February 2013 in their home in Epsom, UK, shows the two girls standing in the bath while their mum quizzes them as to why they filled the sink up with their own "porridge" creation.

Kymette Rossouw caught her kids playing in the bathroom and explained: "The girls had been missing for a little while, so I thought I better check in on them and I found they had emptied the toilet paper drawer and ripped the rolls up to make porridge.

"They were just about to start making porridge in the bath when I found them as the basin and toilet were both full to overflowing. I love how one of them corrects me because I say loo paper rather than toilet paper and also when I ask if it’s ok to make it one of them nods their head," she continued.

It's been seven years and the pair still get called the "powidge makers" by the family.

The family has now left the UK and currently lives in Bermuda.

My name is Kymette Rossouw, I am 47 years old, I am a stay at home mum and originally from Australia, but currently live in Bermuda. The video however was taken whilst we were living in the UK.

The video was filmed in our house in Epsom, Surrey, in the United Kingdom it was taken on February the 1st 2013.

The girls had been missing for a while, although I could hear them chatting . I’d given them a fruit shoot drink each, which you can see in the video! I filmed it on the off chance they were up to no good, I could hear them chatting so knew they were safe but thought they were in the bedroom playing.

Well you can’t see in the video as they had closed the lid, but the toilet was also full of toilet paper and they were just about to start production in the bath which is why they were now standing in there when I caught them and thank goodness I did as our drains were all blocked up after.

Everyone loved it, they still get called the “powidge makers”

The girls had been missing for a little while so I thought I better check in on them and I found they had emptied the toilet paper drawer and ripped the rolls up to make porridge. They were just about to start making porridge in the bath when I found them as the basin And toilet were both full to overflowing. I love how one of them corrects me because I say loo paper rather than toilet paper and also when I ask if it’s ok to make it 1 nods their head whilst the other tells me it’s toilet paper!