US Politics | I tried the ‘Aldi trolley hack’ – you only need a common item that’s always on you

ALDI shoppers have found a cunning trick that can save them coins while shopping at the grocery store. A TikTok user, Sasha_Stacks, unveils the hack of using a key to unlock shopping carts instead of a coin. TikTok / sasha_stackzIn the video posted, the creator is seen shoving her key in the hole to free the cart from the attached chain '/ ' TikTok / sasha_stackzAlthough the hack is free and easy to use, the grocery store still wants its shoppers to respect the store policy and pay a quarter for every use '/ ' In the video, the creator is seen shoving her key in the hole to free the cart from the attached chain. Although the hack is free and easy to use, shoppers should still respect the store policy and pay a quarter for every use. Sasha_Stacks is one of many TikToker who tried the hack. Thesunnroom surprised her 6,000 followers after posting the hack in October last year. More on Hacks HOT WHEELS Six easy TikTok car hacks that actually work and will save you money this fall TALK ABOUT IT People are just realising WhatsApp has three mind-blowing hidden hacks The original video received 71,000 likes. Aldi has been contacted for comment on the hack but did not immediately respond. The grocery store is known for helping consumers save money on fresh produce, meat, organic food, and other grocery essentials. Every Wednesday, Aldi offers their shoppers deals at every location. It offers new deals on fresh produce, meat, fish, and pantry food. Most read in The US Sun 'INDESCRIBABLE LOSS' US students, 20, named among 153 killed in Seoul Halloween crush 'THE NICEST' Amanda Knox & ex reunite 15 years after arrest for Meredith Kercher murder HORROR FIND Missing woman found dead days after sending chilling final text to boyfriend TIME WARP Eerie 1938 footage 'proves' time travellers exist can you spot 'quantum leaper'? MAMA DRAMA Teen Mom fans in shock after Ashley Jones 'leaks phone call' with Amber Portwood NAME SHAME I know my kids will get bullied for their names but I'm going with them anyway Wednesday is also the same day that the Aldi Finds section puts out new items with lower prices and restocks its shelves. The Sun reported that a 70-year-old woman ranted on Facebook about the store's new checkout machines. She was disappointed that the store's new computers only accept cards, and she couldn't use the machine because she only had cash. Read More on The US Sun DECISION TIME Decision over Serena Williams' stepmother fight for childhood home days away JINGER'S RISK Jinger risks parents 'shunning' her after she exposes secrets in tell-all While ranting about the new update, she said her peers often feel discouraged when entering new stores too. Claiming that it's a form of ...ageism....

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