Empty Jars
Vocal Community Microfiction Series - Lifehack
"Aie! What are you doing?!"
Mom snatched the empty Nutella jar from my hands.
"Uh, taking out the trash?"
Mom tsked. "You're wasting the best part," she muttered.
"But it's empty-"
Mom tsked again and opened the fridge. "Watch."
She poured herself a mug of milk and warmed it in the microwave. She then poured the milk inside the Nutella jar.
"Holy shit." I watched as she stirred and scraped out every bit of chocolate before emptying the jar into her mug. "You're a genius!"
Mom tsked. "And you have much to learn."
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Comments (11)
I’m totally doing this! Thanks for the hack!
Genius indeed! Good one.
The wisdom of mothers💙Anneliese
Straight boss chick move based on wisdom and experience. Love it!
Lol, I always do this. Even with my peanut butter and jam bottles. God imagine if someone did this with mayonnaise 🤣🤣🤣🤣
yummmm that sounds like a great idea to me!
Well. All of us parents are genius. Our kids just don't know!! Fun story
Great hack! ❤️
DO you know how many people will be doing his later. Ha ha If I had a jar of Nutello, I know I would be.
Ah yes, young grasshopper (old ones, too), you still have so much to learn. Loved it!
❤️I love Nutella 😛😊