I like to seal it by twisting the end and setting it upside down so the weight holds it shut and then forgetting when I grab it the next time so everything spills out
this post was submitted on 11 Oct 2025
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This is the way. Obviously you have to eat the spillage to avoid food waste.
It was unavoidable
A fellow person of culture!
Nah, you gotta twist it. Everyone knows that air can’t travel in a spiral.
That doesn't seem very sealed? At least with my cookie packages I twist the loose end.
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Works
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Aint gonna be around long enough to go stale
These are McVities Ginger Nuts, you could leave the end open for a week in the Amazon rainforest and they'd still be firm enough to shatter your incisors.
Throwing one of these too hard at your mate would count as a war crime under the Geneva convention.
I'd still demolish a packet of them with my tea from my Sports Direct™ mug.
The blessed XL mug
I do a little twist, and then push it against the wall.
I have 50 bag clips and have no idea where they all went?
...Maybe the washing machine is eating them like the 2nd sock of every pair🤷♂️
They’re almost as bad as guitar picks
Maybe the underwear gnomes are using the bag clips to hang the missing socks to dry.
Can I share this in !biscuits@feddit.uk it would spark a lively debate
Do it!!
as if you need my permission lol go for it
Just meme manners! Thanks mate 👍
Is this a picture from my house?
I've done this with this exact brand of ginger nut biscuits.
Some people seal their package with a little tiny wire or a tiny piece of plastic. I do like OP. I seal my bags with the whole house.
Hey, it’s my people!
This must be a British thing because the only time I have ever seen this done is in Southeast Asian countries that used to be colonies.