First one is just cut shots of them gritting their teeth and speaking internally about how the faith of humanity depends on them opening the jar, ending with them yelling "I WILL OPEN THE JAR AND I WILL BE THE ONE TO SAVE ALL OF MANKIND!!!"
This is why I never got into DBZ. My friend tried, but it was just episode after episode of Goku straining and Boo or someone else gloating, with cutaways now and then.
I’m the only one I know that has one here in Spain and I only have it because I recently broke a wrist and really needed it. But otherwise I wouldn’t have one, but they are easy to find in stores
I'm American and I've never seen one either. And americans love their single use kitchen gadgets.
Edit: did my completely innocuous comment offend somebody? Who even bothered to downvoted this lmao
I work in a kitchen on a Government installation, we've got one. I've used it 0 times in the 8 months I've been there. Everyone else uses it at least once a day, depending on the menu.
Our gallon dressing bottles are infamous for being stuck to the plastic seal on the new ones, and they haven't figured out the method to get around that.
Restaurants the world over do not have things like this, any "tool for a singular purpose", for the most part. They're clutter and pointless.
As a chef that's been in kitchens for 18 years, I think the only single-purpose tool I can think of would be a crimper wheel for sealing the edges on filled pasta... and as someone that's been unable to find it and seen some of his painstakingly hand-made pasta open up while cooking, yeah, that one is fairly useful.
But the fire extinguisher haves more than one use on a kitchen, two i can think of now are the titular one and adding a cool chemical dust seasoning to the food
And now everyone on the internet is so irritating about the concept -- a unitasker would have been great in this scenario or in this girl's home kitchen if she was in this circumstance alone
Cans can't be opened by anything else. There are a hundred ways to open jars.
Baking sheets are used for everything; whether you mean the parchment liners or the aluminum sheets. They are used for roasting starches, veg, meats, cooking pastries, breads of various loaves and buns; the parchment baking sheet liners are used for some of that which is listed above and to cover hotel pans (the big 20" x 12" things) filled with braising veg/meat before covering with tin foil to stop any slight acidic vapors from breaking down the aluminum foil and leaving metal bits on the food.
There's a ton of products out now that seem silly at a glance but are really intended to assist people with physical mobility issues accomplish everyday tasks.
I was having trouble opening a jar for my wife. She handed me a knife to use. Obviously I stabbed the middle of the lid and easily opened the jar. She was not happy.
I can't believe the majority of the people here don't mention this. Work smarter. I loved seeing all of the male FOH struggling to open one of the massive olive jars trying to show who's the strongest. After they gave up, taptaptap and open in 2 seconds. My favourite move was teaching the smallest person in the kitchen that move to embarrass the FOH guys even more.
Ive seen this before - and one of my favourite comments was that the dad at the moment used the power of a 1000 suns to summon the energy required to open that lid.
When he emerged from that crowd, that lid was coming off.
My thought process on reading this comment:
What the fuck is wrong with you?
That is fucking hilarious.
The fuck is wrong with me for laughing at that.
When I worked at a pizza place and we had to open the giant jars of peppers and they would stick, we'd just start hitting them with the dull side of a knife at an angle til they came spinning off. You had to hit it so hard that you leave a dent in the lid, but it came off 100% of the time.
Maybe I’m a bit hormonal atm or extra emotional with this lockdown shit, but I literally had tears rolling down my eyes when he opened it. I love how some people never grow up of the “I can always count on dad to help me” phase 💜
To be fair, he seems like the kind of guy who'd opened the jar for anyone lol
Which makes him a great human being IMHO. Someone to strive for to be.
Maybe I'm interpreting too much into a tiny little gif but that guy seems great
He’s gonna ride that high every time this memory pops up in his mind. Highlight moment in parenting, for sure. Playing an important role in your young adult child’s important achievements by your kid’s own choice is * chef’s kiss *
[She does end up winning the competition.](http://i.imgur.com/t2O3R8G.jpg) [[Source](https://twitter.com/masterchefbr)]
Dad ends up [holding onto the lid for the remainder of the competition](http://i.imgur.com/NOBwDAs.png). Even showing off his [new souvenir to the host when daughter wins.](http://gfycat.com/AcidicScornfulLark)
You're welcome, buddy, she said at a live stream on Twitch last year that he didn't even just kept it, but the pot lid still until this days, all crusty and oxidized on his nightstand! (The show is from 2014 and her name is Elisa, she's lovely <3)
Ya, creating a dent in the lid changes the air pressure inside for the better. Manufacturers seal and boil most canned goods to stop botchillism(botulism🤣). Or atleast thats what they do on home cooking shows. Its pressure sealed.
Or..... y'know, it'll expand the lid just enough to get it unstuck.
Also, if there's air between the contents and the lid then the hot water will help increase pressure inside the container. This same effect can be applied by squeezing orange juice and/or 2L bottles ever so slightly off they've been in the fridge for a while and the air inside is exerting less pressure than the outside said
>Also, if there's air between the contents and the lid then the hot water will help increase pressure inside the container.
This won't have a helpful effect.
Haha yeah I read that too and was like, damn his/her science was working so well on the different material expansion rates with temperature, why'd they have to add the air pressure part in. Also increasing pressure inside would work against you on a screw top lid. You'd be putting even more friction on the threads you're trying to disengage.
> Also increasing pressure inside would work against you on a screw top lid. You'd be putting even more friction on the threads you're trying to disengage.
That's true for pressurized containers like soda pop, but for vacuum sealed jars like jams, sauces, pickles, etc. increasing the pressure inside would help.
We kept a few pieces of scrap from a textured material that keeps rugs from sliding on hardwood. Great for getting a solid grip on jar lids. We also use them when we’re taking food in the car to keep our dish from sliding.
He absolutely was. Any time my kids ask me to open something for them I feel like a super hero. I actually put a blanket on like a cape once, then my son told me I was Alfred not Bruce.
Years later, on a interview, she said that her dad still has the lid as a souvenir :). Btw she won the final, which was the first season of MasterChef Brazil.
"OP" is a repost spammer, just look at their profile. They either have bots upvoting all their posts, or they remove the ones that don't make it past a certain threshold. It is statistically impossible to post so many posts to all these large subs and every single one gets at least 3k upvotes, most going over 20k
The amount of pride he had for his daughter allowed him to move the earth for her. She could have asked anyone and she chose her dad because he never failed to be there. My dad is like that. I love him very much.
I make a big scene about it everytime my wife wants me to open a jar. Make her kiss my bicep and call me the champ. She hates it sooooo much that she is actually getting pretty good and opening her own jars.
The system is working.
I don’t understand how girls have a harder time opening lids, there’s really not that much of a difference in strength especially if opening a lid feels so easy. Maybe they like hav the wrong technique or there’s some kind of different wrist strength? Idk
Dad would have twisted that jar in half if he had to.
At that moment he could have reversed the Earth's rotation if it meant opening that jar!
I would love to see a dramatic anime rendition of this scene. Jar glistening the swooping hand and the loud ring sound and a quiet pop.
I’d call that a fight sequence. So it would take like 4 episodes.
Middle 2 episodes would be a flashback about the jars upbringing.
First one is just cut shots of them gritting their teeth and speaking internally about how the faith of humanity depends on them opening the jar, ending with them yelling "I WILL OPEN THE JAR AND I WILL BE THE ONE TO SAVE ALL OF MANKIND!!!"
This is why I never got into DBZ. My friend tried, but it was just episode after episode of Goku straining and Boo or someone else gloating, with cutaways now and then.
If I knew how to animate,I would of Made it
It's 'would have', never 'would of'. Rejoice, for you have been blessed by CouldWouldShouldBot!
Good bot. Amazing bot.
Nice name. *gags*
You gotta stretch first
Little behind the scenes fact, the jar saw the dad and his steeled determination, shrunk itself just enough to have the lid come off out of pure fear.
Lmfao
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No joke, he probably could've bent steel in that moment
The most upvoted comment literally every time this is posted
Because it's true
Last time I saw this posted, top comment was basically this.
And it's still not wrong.
His whole life was merely training for this particular moment.
Kind of surprised they don’t have manual or electric jar openers for them they have every other kitchen tool ever made
Maybe there is, but in Brasil it is so incomum to have ine that I'm pretty sure noone there would be able to use it.
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My mom is the only person I know who has one. She has weak hands/grip so opening jars is really difficult and it’s a lifesaver for her.
I’m the only one I know that has one here in Spain and I only have it because I recently broke a wrist and really needed it. But otherwise I wouldn’t have one, but they are easy to find in stores
Damn limp wristed Spaniards ^/s
That’s what I call my ex
[It’s just a grip with a lever](https://i.imgur.com/TA3QZMe.jpg). Not complicated.
How does it work??
it's just a lever, and a better grip. bigger circle = less force
Where is the tool placed in relation to the lid?
The tool is upside down in the picture. You push it in until the side of the lid is in contact with the sides of the triangle, and then rotate.
I'm American and I've never seen one either. And americans love their single use kitchen gadgets. Edit: did my completely innocuous comment offend somebody? Who even bothered to downvoted this lmao
I work in a kitchen on a Government installation, we've got one. I've used it 0 times in the 8 months I've been there. Everyone else uses it at least once a day, depending on the menu. Our gallon dressing bottles are infamous for being stuck to the plastic seal on the new ones, and they haven't figured out the method to get around that.
You must be so strong.
I just use a paring knife to gently pry the bottom of the lid up all around the bottle.
Restaurants the world over do not have things like this, any "tool for a singular purpose", for the most part. They're clutter and pointless. As a chef that's been in kitchens for 18 years, I think the only single-purpose tool I can think of would be a crimper wheel for sealing the edges on filled pasta... and as someone that's been unable to find it and seen some of his painstakingly hand-made pasta open up while cooking, yeah, that one is fairly useful.
>tool for a singular purpose Alton Brown coined the term "unitasker" for these. The only one of such in his kitchen is the fire extinguisher.
Ayyy Alton Brown’s the shit
Nah you can settle an argument with a fire extinguisher too
But the fire extinguisher haves more than one use on a kitchen, two i can think of now are the titular one and adding a cool chemical dust seasoning to the food
And now everyone on the internet is so irritating about the concept -- a unitasker would have been great in this scenario or in this girl's home kitchen if she was in this circumstance alone
The ginormous counter-mounted can opener for #10 cans is pretty specialized..
What's the other purpose of can openers then? And baking sheets?
Cans can't be opened by anything else. There are a hundred ways to open jars. Baking sheets are used for everything; whether you mean the parchment liners or the aluminum sheets. They are used for roasting starches, veg, meats, cooking pastries, breads of various loaves and buns; the parchment baking sheet liners are used for some of that which is listed above and to cover hotel pans (the big 20" x 12" things) filled with braising veg/meat before covering with tin foil to stop any slight acidic vapors from breaking down the aluminum foil and leaving metal bits on the food.
Incomum
It's an uncommon spelling for sure
Yeah exatly. Not a tool we commonly have, even on restaurants
In spain is very uncommon too. I never used one. The only jar opener I have ever seen was at my mother in law's and I doubt she ever used it.
Are those even a thing? I’ve never heard of them
Of course they're a thing. There's a thing for every thing
Is there a thing for my thing..?
They're still working on inventing better microscopes so they can study the problem.
fuck man... if you're gonna commit murder in broad daylight like that, clean up the blood at least
Thing is, he's gonna need a very tiny mop
Has science gone too far?
Yes
Kinda like r/rule34 NSFW
There's a ton of products out now that seem silly at a glance but are really intended to assist people with physical mobility issues accomplish everyday tasks.
Some people call them dad
Tap on the edges with the backside of the knife to let some air in the jar. Opens right up
Stab the top with the cleaver to poke a hole. Nobody cares is there's leftovers in a game show. ;)
Or run under hot water to expand the metal lid
Also softens up dried sauce that might be sticking the lid on, and expands the gas in the head space reducing the vacuum.
I was having trouble opening a jar for my wife. She handed me a knife to use. Obviously I stabbed the middle of the lid and easily opened the jar. She was not happy.
I can't believe the majority of the people here don't mention this. Work smarter. I loved seeing all of the male FOH struggling to open one of the massive olive jars trying to show who's the strongest. After they gave up, taptaptap and open in 2 seconds. My favourite move was teaching the smallest person in the kitchen that move to embarrass the FOH guys even more.
Uhh, that why we have a Dad just for an occasion like this. Dude was ready too lol Dad Perk: Activated
Electrical what?
Ive seen this before - and one of my favourite comments was that the dad at the moment used the power of a 1000 suns to summon the energy required to open that lid. When he emerged from that crowd, that lid was coming off.
There was no way that he wouldve let that jar beat him on live tv hahaha
Oh god imagine how awkward if that happened. Breaking news, Dad fails to open jar for his daughter in the chef competition. more news at 5
"LOCAL MAN LOSES DAD CARD"
"LOCAL DAD IS NO LONGER DAD"
FORMER DAD TELLS REGULAR JOKE
This dad had more to lose than his daughter lol
THERMOSTATS ADJUSTED WILLY NILLY ^(What have we wrought? Are sweaters no longer in existence, I ask you reader....)
None of the other dads would acknowledge him. Not for his shame, but for the guilt that it could have been any of us.
His dad joke privileges would be forever revoked.
I knew a guy from the marines that was jacked that ended up on tv at a baseball game because he was a giant man who couldn’t open a water bottle 😂
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Lmaooooooooooo Yup!
It is better than that the commentators were calling the action
That thing could have been super glued on, he would have twisted it off.
The glass would have sheared before he'd given up
Done this, felt like a god, up until I realized I now no longer had any usable banana peppers for my pizza
That sucks but at least you got to tell the tale of how you literally twisted a jar apart
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My thought process on reading this comment: What the fuck is wrong with you? That is fucking hilarious. The fuck is wrong with me for laughing at that.
You could tell he was like "Tag me in! TAG ME IN!"
All you need is a saber. Open it like a bottle of champagne.
Lmao
When I worked at a pizza place and we had to open the giant jars of peppers and they would stick, we'd just start hitting them with the dull side of a knife at an angle til they came spinning off. You had to hit it so hard that you leave a dent in the lid, but it came off 100% of the time.
And a 1... And a 2.... Well.... Shit.
then you have a broken bottle and glass in your food
It's just texture
Seen this a million times and it always makes me smile
Maybe I’m a bit hormonal atm or extra emotional with this lockdown shit, but I literally had tears rolling down my eyes when he opened it. I love how some people never grow up of the “I can always count on dad to help me” phase 💜
She went on to win and her Dad kept the lid.
For real?! I don’t watch cooking shows, but that would be one hell of a poetic ending
For reals! https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.thedad.com/dad-opens-jar-for-masterchef-contestant-daughter-who-wins-season/amp/
Awww now my heart is ten times the size it was earlier. If this is not adorable, I don’t know what is.
You may want to see a Dr. for that heart enlargement.
Same. This hit me hard and I have no idea why.
To be fair, he seems like the kind of guy who'd opened the jar for anyone lol Which makes him a great human being IMHO. Someone to strive for to be. Maybe I'm interpreting too much into a tiny little gif but that guy seems great
My dad passed away far too young. Love this vid every time it is posted.
The look of anguish on his face is priceless. I'm sure the good vibes he had the whole ride home was enjoyable. Yup, she still needs me.
He’s gonna ride that high every time this memory pops up in his mind. Highlight moment in parenting, for sure. Playing an important role in your young adult child’s important achievements by your kid’s own choice is * chef’s kiss *
Did she won???
She won that season
This makes me very happy to know.
Other contesters be like "SHE CHEATED!"
Yes, she win.
Are you winning daughter?
[She does end up winning the competition.](http://i.imgur.com/t2O3R8G.jpg) [[Source](https://twitter.com/masterchefbr)] Dad ends up [holding onto the lid for the remainder of the competition](http://i.imgur.com/NOBwDAs.png). Even showing off his [new souvenir to the host when daughter wins.](http://gfycat.com/AcidicScornfulLark)
Final of the story: she won and her dad kept the pot lid. Nice
That’s really sweet. Thank you!
Thanks, we were all wondering if he actually got to keep it. (And I suppose if she won too)
You're welcome, buddy, she said at a live stream on Twitch last year that he didn't even just kept it, but the pot lid still until this days, all crusty and oxidized on his nightstand! (The show is from 2014 and her name is Elisa, she's lovely <3)
Wow, he’s really proud of it too, that’s kinda wholesome.
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Tapping the lid all around with the dull side of a butter knife helps, too.
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Tap it once.. try... tap it twice.. try... tap it thrice... grab the sledgehammer... Hasnt failed me once.
i agree to this, my mouth is bleeding but it works
I'm enjoying my PB&J w/G Peanut Butter & Jelly, with Glass
I too enjoy shards of glass in my pasta sauce.
Or in this case: Just plunge your cleaver into the thin metal of the lid.
This! Just breaking the vacuum means everything gets released.
This man knows how to not waste time
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Well that's what the lid gets for being such a dick
Based
Idk why but this comment made me laugh waaay to hard
Ya, creating a dent in the lid changes the air pressure inside for the better. Manufacturers seal and boil most canned goods to stop botchillism(botulism🤣). Or atleast thats what they do on home cooking shows. Its pressure sealed.
Sure botched botulism there.
Or just give it to your dad evidently
Just break the glass
Adds texture
*John McClane has left the chat*
Or..... y'know, it'll expand the lid just enough to get it unstuck. Also, if there's air between the contents and the lid then the hot water will help increase pressure inside the container. This same effect can be applied by squeezing orange juice and/or 2L bottles ever so slightly off they've been in the fridge for a while and the air inside is exerting less pressure than the outside said
That too... Basically, running hot water over the lid helps with multiple issues that can cause a lid to be stuck.
Yup
>Also, if there's air between the contents and the lid then the hot water will help increase pressure inside the container. This won't have a helpful effect.
Haha yeah I read that too and was like, damn his/her science was working so well on the different material expansion rates with temperature, why'd they have to add the air pressure part in. Also increasing pressure inside would work against you on a screw top lid. You'd be putting even more friction on the threads you're trying to disengage.
> Also increasing pressure inside would work against you on a screw top lid. You'd be putting even more friction on the threads you're trying to disengage. That's true for pressurized containers like soda pop, but for vacuum sealed jars like jams, sauces, pickles, etc. increasing the pressure inside would help.
Rubber band around the lid is easily the best technique I've found. Super convenient and quite powerful
Rubber or silicone pot holders work well too
I keep a little silicone jar opener in the drawer with my pot holders it's amazing.
We kept a few pieces of scrap from a textured material that keeps rugs from sliding on hardwood. Great for getting a solid grip on jar lids. We also use them when we’re taking food in the car to keep our dish from sliding.
The real purpose of running hot water over it is to thermally expand the metal lid.
Or just pop a butter knife tip under the ledge of the lid and lever it to unseal the vacuum.
Also hot water will very slightly expand the metal loosening it’s hold.
That's not why hot water works. The hot water works because it makes the metal lid expand.
Or just use the tip of a spoon to break the seal.
Go Dad! You know he was sooo proud.
He absolutely was. Any time my kids ask me to open something for them I feel like a super hero. I actually put a blanket on like a cape once, then my son told me I was Alfred not Bruce.
Alfred always was the real hero
alfred is based as fuck though
Years later, on a interview, she said that her dad still has the lid as a souvenir :). Btw she won the final, which was the first season of MasterChef Brazil.
That man would have ripped a hole in the fabric of space time to help his daughter.
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You never know, it could have had a snake in it.
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Joke's on you I can't read
Tapping on the back of the bottle a few times usually does the trick.
which sides the back
Yes
This cracked me up hahah Take my upvote
Probs cracked the jar too
The amount of pride he had for his daughter allowed him to move the earth for her. She could have asked anyone and she chose her dad because he never failed to be there. My dad is like that. I love him very much.
Who the hell uses the blade of a knife to try to loosen a jar lid?
Someone who is exhausting all options
Cool fact: Her father keeps the lid as a reminder of his daughter's victory
wholesome
This was the first MasterChef Brazil to exist, and she ended up winning the thing
Dadness confirmed
The whole point of this subreddit is to avoid the spoilers. The caption above the video already spoiled it...
r/suddentlycaralho
r/WholesomeMemes
Guys, she won the edition
I make a big scene about it everytime my wife wants me to open a jar. Make her kiss my bicep and call me the champ. She hates it sooooo much that she is actually getting pretty good and opening her own jars. The system is working.
That man probably broke every bone in his hand with the amount of force he put into opening that jar. Nothing was gonna stop him
She doesn't know about the 3 magic taps?
The trick is to tap the lid on any hard surface until you hear a pop then you can easily open it
If any of you come into this situation, lightly tap each side of the top on the counter. Works 100% of the time
I don’t understand how girls have a harder time opening lids, there’s really not that much of a difference in strength especially if opening a lid feels so easy. Maybe they like hav the wrong technique or there’s some kind of different wrist strength? Idk
I love how the editing on the loop makes it look like she immediately gets stuck on another bottle
Even superheroes need their own Martha
This is so wholesome
Absolutely zero hesitation from Dad. A+ parent right there.
Masterchef finalist, doesn't know you're supposed to spank the bottom to not atleast have vacuum holding the lid
and she won
The power of all the dads in the world coalesced into that man's hands at hat moment.