A Lidl customer discovered a trick on the freezer that saves time and nerves.
And enthusiastically shares his trick with the world.
Berlin - Many a supermarket customer had to sink their arms deeper into the freezer than they wanted.
Especially when they are full and contain several products.
And you are looking for a special one.
Apparently this is what happened to a Twitter user at Lidl.
Who probably discovered a trick by accident and is now sharing it with the world public.
"Who knew that and didn't tell me?"
Lidl customer after discovery of frozen trick
Lidl: customer from Berlin discovers trick and reacts enthusiastically
According to his description, the Twitter user works in the technology sector as a product designer and loves prototypes.
In this respect, he values innovations.
This explains the enthusiasm with which he comments on the Lidl discovery.
“Who knew that and didn't tell me?” He writes.
With the hashtags "Lifehack" and "Trick17".
Who knew that and didn't tell me?
#lifehack # trick17 @lidl pic.twitter.com/Yo2XnYOA6O
- Gerrit Lukas Lohmann (@grmon) March 4, 2021
A photo shows what he means.
You don't have to sink into the full basket with frozen food up to your upper arm.
You can simply pull out the right basket!
What employees are likely to know for sure is probably unknown to many customers.
And - as you can see from the picture - actually practical.
Lidl: Shopping hack in the supermarket saves time and nerves
Because the basket actually holds different types of vegetables, you can see peas and cauliflower.
Simply pull out the basket, grab the desired product, push it back - done.
A little life hack that saves time and nerves.
Incidentally, a Rewe customer had a similar aha experience a few months ago at the spice shelf.
Lidl recently made negative headlines several times
The point for the freezer basket trick goes to Lidl.
But the discounter also writes negative headlines again and again.
Recently with a donut mishap that outraged vegans.
And an offer recently released anger from parents on social media.
A radical innovation at the discounter, on the other hand, will also be noticeable in the customers' wallets in the future.
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