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Published 15:54 12 Mar 2021 GMT
Updated 16:24 12 Mar 2021 GMT

It goes without saying that people were amazed. One commented: "100% it is the greatest hack ever." Another went as far to say that this "could be a game changer to all tinned foods in our home." But, as is always the way nowadays, the video had its critics. Some said that they simply would not be able to allow themselves to store cans upside down because of their need for order and neatness. Others argued that you could simply just open the can from the bottom, avoiding all upside down storage faff. However in the case of Tim's baked beans there is a convenient ring pull on the top, therefore making it much easier to open from the top than bottom. What a minefield. Of course TikTok has proven to be a haven of genius ideas and life hacks throughout lockdown, providing entertainment for us all as we count down to the next step of lockdown restrictions easing. The amazement and awe at a video like this reminds us that we really need to get back outside. But have some beans on toast first.@sockformation#lifehacks #food #foodtiktok #foodhacks #kitchen_hacks #kitchenhacks♬ Ultimate life hacks - Kelly - The Life Bath

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