THERE is nothing worse than arriving home with your takeaway and realising it is stone cold after the commute.
But one fast-food lover claims to have the answer to the age-old dilemma of keeping your grub warm in the car.
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The Redditer has divided opinions with his takeaway tip after sharing a video of his handy hack online.
He explained those with heated seats in their vehicles could use them to help their meal to remain at a nice temperature.
The bloke suggested simply cranking up the function and popping your takeaway bag on top for a toasty ride home.
The post was accompanied by a clip of him demonstrating his fast-food hack with a brimming bag of McDonald’s treats.
The method managed to spark a fiery debate online, as Reddit users chimed in on the transportation technique.
Some couldn’t believe he had assumed the majority of drivers have a car equipped with the luxury of heated seats.
One wrote: “Is this some kind of rich person’s hack that I’m too poor to understand?”
Another said: “Yeah, what a fancy lil’ lad. My car’s seat heater is the sun.”
A third wrote: “Lovely until that burst ketchup or badly closed greasy burger leak through.”
And a fourth added: “Bold of you to assume I have a car with heated seats.”
But others were more accepting of the bloke’s idea, although they were unsure it could be executed properly.
One commented: “My Audi has heated seats but it takes a certain weight of the load to benefit from the heat d/t how the heat coils are placed.
“I don’t think that concept would work in my car!”
Another said: “I’ve found putting the food on the floor then cranking the foot heat fans works better.”
A third wrote: “Heated seat owner here… yeah this doesn’t really work that well, tried it.”
But one person insisted the takeaway tip is successful at keeping your weekly treat warm.
They explained: “I do this all the time!
“I have even used it to get the butter I just bought to “room temperature” so I could make cookies as soon as I got home instead of having to wait.”
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