IT'S so annoying when you try and open a pack of Haribo, only for the sweets to spill everywhere when you rip the plastic the wrong way.

But one woman has come up with a brilliant way to open the multipack bags without making any mess.

Maddy Dann took to TikTok to share the hack, captioning the clip: "You’re welcome."

"To open a small pack of Haribo, don’t open like a crisp packet because then it opens weird, doesn’t open, splits, you lose the structural integrity of the lateral aspects," she explained in the video.

"Instead, shake the sweets down to the other side and then take the top and tear across.

"Perfect! Perfect sweets every time. I’ve got three packs of Haribo open to eat now!"

Maddy, who works as a doctor in A&E, was quickly praised for the clever hack.

"Thank you my life is now complete you don’t know how many haribo soldiers I have lost to this diabolical scheme," one person wrote.

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"Absolute genius," another commented.

While someone else added: "For those of us not cut out for med school this is the kind of educational videos we need from you!"

"This is exceedingly valuable information for which I am grateful," a fourth person wrote.

Another mum commented: "32 years I’ve been flinging them across the room opening like a crisp packet. I thank you!"

TikTok: Brief guide to the world’s most downloaded app

• TikTok lets users create and share short videos with music and camera effects
• The hit app is best known for short dance videos, lip-syncing clips, comedy sketches, and talent footage
• It is owned by Beijing-based ByteDance, founded by the entrepreneur Zhang Yiming
• The $200billion conglomerate acquired the Musical.ly app in 2017 and merged it with TikTok, bringing millions of new users
• By February 2019, TikTok and Douyin had been downloaded more than a billion times
• It was the most-downloaded app on the App Store in 2018 and 2019
• Cyber experts have expressed concern over ByteDance's alleged links to the Chinese government
• The Department of Defense has urged its employees to avoid using the app over national security concerns
• TikTok says it does not and would not share user data with the Chinese government

Other people added that they'd known the correct way to open the packets for years, with one person writing: "I thought everyone did this!"

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