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tiktok hack

Pineapple on pizza is no longer the biggest conversation starter — or stopper — at dinner tables. The latest food trend making rounds on TikTok, honey-topped pizza, has made its way to a Montreal restaurant, where it's taking the city's pizza game to the "nectar" level. It's not just any honey, but the spicy, hot kind that promises to add both sweetness and a kick to your slice.

While the concept of drizzling honey on pizza isn't brand new, the app's algorithmic magic has played a significant role in amplifying its popularity. Over the past few months, clips of gooey honey being gracefully poured over a hot slice have been hypnotizing viewers, earning thousands of shares and likes. And Montreal isn’t one to stay behind on a delicious trend.

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A TikToker has gone viral with her sly trick to score big savings from online retailers. The video by New York influencer Sam Dean has already amassed 1.6M views encouraging shoppers to use unofficial checkout codes on orders for everything from clothing to electronics.

In the video, the shopping savant walks viewers through the benefit of applying "tester" promo codes to their online orders.

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A Tiktoker has gone viral for thinking both inside and outside the box when it comes to getting around expensive airline baggage fees. In a video with over 6M views on the platform, Faith Collins, who posts as gouldstandard, shared her travel hack for flying light while still having access to her preferred wardrobe on vacation.

"Let's see how much it costs to ship my luggage to Florida versus paying $150 to Spirit Airlines," reads the caption as she tosses clothes, purses, and a wide-brim hat into an open cardboard box. Collins tapes it up and writes her name as both sender from Colorado and recipient in Florida.

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A Tiktoker has gone viral for sharing her horror story about bedbugs brought home from holiday. In a video viewed over 2M times, Aly Kima details how the critters sucked the fun out of not just a recent trip, but her post-travel unwind too. Now, Kima wants people to know three tips to avoid bringing an infestation back in their suitcase.

"Imagine coming home from your dream vacation to an absolute nightmare," said Kima.

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A Tiktok is going viral with a hack to help you find your car in a crowded parking lot or track it down after it has been towed. The trick, posted by the Museum of Science in Boston, is pretty mind-blowing, and not just because it involves using your head to amplify radio waves.

That's right, it's as simple as holding your key fob on the side of your cranium when hitting the unlock button. But the science behind the hack is what's getting all of the attention.

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Given the popularity of Terry's Chocolate Orange, you may think there's no space for secrets between those citrus-y slices you have to 'whack and unwrap.' But a Tiktoker has gone viral for sharing a little-known 'hack' for consuming the seasonal sweet treat.

Neil Adams, who posts content on the social platform as 'michael_adams1138,' has over 550K views and counting on his 'Choc Orange Hack' that puts the spotlight on clever packaging.

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A Canadian Tiktoker has gone viral after sharing her travel hack for booking cheaper hotel stays. Dani, a former hotel worker who posts on the social platform as @danibeating, said it all comes down to skipping the middleman, aka. those 3rd party booking sites that claim to give you a deal.

"You know which ones I'm talking about… they're a scam," she said.

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