How to stop your pots boiling over in SECONDS with one ‘unusual’ ingredient from the fridge
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How to keep your jars from boiling over in SECONDS with one ‘unusual’ ingredient from the fridge
- Sydney cleaning guru revealed how she stops cooking pots from boiling over
- Anits Birges just throws an ice cube into an almost boiling pot to neutralize it
- “It’s quicker and easier than taking it off the stove or turning off the fire,” she said
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An Australian mom and organizing guru revealed her secret ice cube ‘hack’ to keep pots from boiling over — and it works every time.
Anita Birges, who is in charge Mise en Place Professional Organizingshared the simple trick on an Instagram video for thousands of fans.
The Sydney home cook and cleaning expert just tosses an ice cube into a pan that’s about to boil over, so the water doesn’t bubble over.
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Anita Birges, Head of Mise en Place Professional Organizing, shared the simple trick with thousands of fans in an Instagram video
“Tired of your pans boiling over and making it more difficult to clean your hob?” she asked.
Thousands admitted cleaning up spilled jars was extremely ‘irritating’ and ‘annoying’.
But Anita’s simple hack will get hot plates sparkling clean and bring the boil to a simmer in seconds.
“When I was making my chicken soup today, I used this clever trick that I’ve been doing for years and wanted to share it with you,” said the mother.
She claimed it made both cooking and cleaning “easier.”
“If I have a pan that seems to be boiling over, I’ll throw in an ice cube—that’s it!”
Anita revealed that as soon as the ice cube hits the boiling foam, it “instantly starts to subside.”
The cleaning expert added: ‘I know I could have just turned the heat down or removed the pan from the stove, but it takes much longer to simmer.’
‘While this little ice cube takes seconds to work, and also saves so much cleaning!’
An Australian mom and organizing guru revealed her secret ice cube ‘hack’ to keep jars from boiling over — and it works every time
Hundreds flocked to the comments to thank Anita for her simple hack.
“What a fun trick – I’ll be sure to try it soon!”
“This is so convenient,” repeated another.