YOU don't have to make do with a tiny basket if you don't have change to get a trolly on your supermarket trip
It turns out there's another way to free a trolley from the chains and it's blowing people's minds.
Posting on TikTok, mum-of-three Tasha shared how two 20p coins stacked together and placed into the £1 slot will also unlock a trolley.
It's all because two 20p coins are as thick as a £1 coin, tricking the trolley's lock and meaning you can go shopping without having to hunt down a pound coin.
But not everyone was convinced by the so-called hack.
One commenter said: "I tried this today at Aldi. It didn't work – I had to get me a trolley while I died of embarrassment."
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Several other Aldi customers also said that the trick doesn't work on the chain's trolleys.
One said: "I did this in Aldi and it got stuck. A bunch of people surrounded the trolley trying to get it out – they probably thought I had no brain cells."
People also questioned whether someone who didn't have a pound coin to hand would have two 20ps.
But another user said: "I used this at Morrisons. It worked a treat!"
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Meanwhile, others on the social media platform offered their alternative hacks.
One said: "Use a key or a paperclip. Tesco blue tokens work as well."
People also recommended using hair clips, corned beef keys and Euro coins.
But best of all is to make sure you have a pound coin before you go to the supermarket.
You should always return your trolley to a designated area after paying at the till.
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