#tiktok-trends

#tiktok-trends

Returning to the '90s is often as simple as going outside without any screens. Much of what makes life stressful happens on that little hunk of plastic in your hand.

"Tell me your most unhinged monster-in-law stories. Not just [that] she was obsessed with her kid or hated you. Give me all the crazy tea?"

"This trend is basically an Americano but with coconut water swapped in for regular water, giving it a tropical, nutrient-boosted twist," Mackenzie Burgess, a registered dietitian nutritionist, told The Post.

The laundry hack suggested by TikTok user @keepingwithkirsty involves drying clothes on hangers to save time and help reduce creases.

When her 3-year-old whines about hunger, Lensing replied, 'Oh, did you bring a snack?' I promise I'm not letting my kids go hungry, they're very hydrated, well-fed kids. This is used in very specific scenarios.

"If this is your first time being poor, I'm Kiki, and I'm trying to make it affordable to eat by using depression, recession and wartime recipes."

But the idea of combining frozen jalapeños to a glass of sauvignon blanc still left several local wine sellers scratching their heads.

The HomeGoods picnic blanket features vibrant summer-themed designs and is perfect for outdoor events, making it a must-have for spring picnics.

Beyond its striking color, the SPETSBOJ is also super functional, thanks to its dimmability. Just turn the upper shade segment of the lamp to reduce how much light it emits through the shutter at the top. Made from powder-coated steel, this piece is also pretty sturdy, considering its small size and inexpensive price point.

The ceramic planters from Walmart, priced affordably at $2.98 and $5.44 for two sizes, serve multiple decorative purposes and are perfect for spring.

"The chair looks like more of a... nugget? Like a chair that didn't finish downloading?"

Instead of traditional goodbyes that interrupt the couple's enjoyment, quietly slipping out of a wedding reception allows the newlyweds to appreciate their expensive party.

"When you file your nails, your nails grow back, but your teeth don't... Once it's gone, that's it," said dentist Zainab Mackie, warning about the dangers of DIY teeth-filing.

After folding your parcels you want to keep a slightly damp cloth over them so they don't dry out and crack.

One user, @queer_mom, shared how their family turned Dinosaur Time into a competition to eat the most lettuce. "My kids and I finished a head of romaine lettuce last night and almost finished another one because we love to compete with each other..."

"You'd be amazed at how much your desire for something reduces just by snapping a quick pic or screenshot," said creator @renee.benes.