Woman poses as pregnant so she can hide cinema snacks

  • Angela Brisk tweeted about a woman’s ingenious cinema snack life hack
  • The mystery smuggler sneaks in treats using a large polystyrene bowl
  • She hides it under her sweatshirt and pretends that she’s pregnant 

Cinema snacks are extortionately expensive, which is why many try to find ways of smuggling in their own snacks.

But while most only manage to sneak in just a few sweets in their bags, one woman has found an ingenious way of bringing in a huge bowl of treats without anyone knowing.

The mystery woman, whose hack has now gone viral, pretends to be pregnant by hiding an enormous polystyrene bowl under her sweatshirt.

Angela Brisk tweeted about a unidentified woman’s ingenious life hack, solving the problem of sneaking in cinema snacks into a movie screening undetected

The bowl can be filled with your choice of cinema treats, be it popcorn, crisps or chocolate.

As well as holding your treats, it also acts as a bowl to eat them out of during the film. 

The woman’s life-changing hack was tweeted about by Angela Brisk, but it is not thought she is the cinema snack smuggler in the photo.

The woman uses a large polystyrene bowl and fills it with snacks

She then hides it under her sweatshirt to pretend that she is pregnant

The woman uses a large polystyrene bowl, fills it with snacks, and then hides it under her sweatshirt to pretend that she is pregnant

Most Twitter users were impressed with the sneaky hack but some said that it was too 'extra'

Most Twitter users were impressed with the sneaky hack but some said that it was too ‘extra’

More than 41,000 people have now liked the tweet.

One called it an ‘instant popcorn bowl’.

Another said that we’re all about to see a lot more ‘pregnant’ men in the cinema – though they could just pretend they have a giant beer belly instead if they don’t have one already.

However a few Twitter users said that the hack was too ‘extra’ – a millennial term for ‘excessive’ – as you can easily hide cinema snacks in bags and purses.

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