Shoppers are raving about a ‘game-changing’ grocery hack that will shave minutes off your time at the checkout
- Customers can shave minutes off their grocery shop with a clever new hack
- The trick was revealed in a video uploaded to TikTok by a man named Matt
- After paying for his items, he loads them directly into a trolley without any bags
- Matt then pushes the cart to his car where the boot is filled with laundry baskets
- He packs his groceries into the baskets, saving time bagging at the checkout
Customers can shave minutes off their grocery shop with a handy new hack that has gone viral on TikTok.
The trick was revealed in a video posted by a man named Matt, who posts as ‘1980sgamer’ and is believed to live in the US.
After paying for his items, he loads them directly into a trolley without any shopping bags and pushes the cart to his car, where the boot is filled with laundry baskets.
Matt then transfers his groceries straight into the baskets, saving time waiting for them to be bagged at the checkout and reducing the environmental damage caused by single-use plastics.
‘This is the best grocery shopping hack yet! It just keeps getting better and better,’ he wrote in the caption.
Matt transfers groceries straight into laundry baskets, saving time waiting for them to be bagged at the checkout and reducing environmental damage caused by single-use plastics
The clip, which has racked up a staggering 3.2million ‘likes’ since it was uploaded online on February 1, has sparked thousands of delighted responses.
‘I really like this. All cars should come with something cool in the back for this,’ one viewer wrote.
‘If anybody takes this invention I only want 11 percent [of the total profits].’
Another added: ‘Why did I not learn this 30 years ago?’
The trick will save you waiting for groceries to be bagged at the checkout (stock image)
Many noted the environmentally-friendliness of the trick.
‘And you’re saving the planet by not using plastic bags!’ one man wrote.
Others shared similar tips for saving time in the supermarket.
But some were unimpressed.
‘I honestly thought this was a joke at first, maybe because I’m European – everyone here does it like that!’ said one woman.