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For all your lids on jars/pots/etc that you'll empty straight away and you won't be reusing, there's one simple and easy trick:

Get a sharp knife/object and poke a small hole in the lid

Use a sharp knife/object and poke a small hole in the lid

It's the same effect as with the spoon, you're letting the air pressure equalize, but this could save you a bit of fiddling around.

For all your lids on jars/pots/etc that you'll empty straight away and you won't be reusing, there's one simple and easy trick:

Get a sharp knife/object and poke a small hole in the lid

It's the same effect as with the spoon, you're letting the air pressure equalize, but this could save you a bit of fiddling around.

For all your lids on jars/pots/etc that you'll empty straight away and you won't be reusing, there's one simple and easy trick:

Use a sharp knife/object and poke a small hole in the lid

It's the same effect as with the spoon, you're letting the air pressure equalize, but this could save you a bit of fiddling around.

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For all your lids on jars/pots/etc that you'll empty straight away and you won't be reusing, there's one simple and easy trick:

Get a sharp knife/object and poke a small hole in the lid

It's the same effect as with the spoon, you're letting the air pressure equalize, but this could save you a bit of fiddling around.