A freezer food hack has gone viral on TikTok, in a bid to save the tasty treats from falling out of their packaging.
In a TikTok posted by user @swanbranduk, the savvy woman captioned the video: "Save your chips from falling out of the bag with this hack #lifehacks."
In the video, the freezer expert cut two holes into the bag of straight cut chips and poured some out. Then, in a smart twist, she ties the two handles together and shows off the kitchen hack to the camera, proud of her simple yet effective work.
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The video, despite it only being nine seconds long, has gone viral on the platform, garnering over one million likes in total. 11.4 million people have watched the video posted in July, and over 4,300 people have left comments too.
Fans flocked to the comments of the TikTok to share their opinion on the life hack. One TikTok user wrote: "That’s actually a good one!"
Another said: "omg i’m gonna use this thanks!"
And a third wrote: "omg this is life changing thank you."
More comments read: "How don’t people know this?"
While others said: "Just me that cuts the corner, grabs the top once done and spins the bag?"
Another added: "wait so people don’t inhale the whole bag in one sitting?"
While one wrote: "I use that every time I buy chips now."
One comment read: "I need to show this to my mom."
And another added: "what's a hack that you randomly saw one day that is now an unconscious practice of your daily life? this."
Finally, one concluded: "This is so smart what!!"
For more tasty TikTok hacks, check out the Swan Brand UK account here.
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