Many people have fallen victim to electric mixer disasters, and one wife has shown her husband to be no exception. Luckily, a hero stepped in to save the day.

Amusing footage posted to TikTok by @golden.mavy, the account dedicated to a golden retriever named Maverick, showed the aftermath of a kitchen explosion after a man decided to mix a jar of almond butter with an electric mixer.

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His unconventional idea for incorporating the separated oil into the almond butter didn't work out quite the way he wanted, though. The camera panned around the room, showing almond butter all over the white cupboards and worktops.

Maverick was delighted to lick up the mess splattered all over the kitchen, as evidenced in the viral video that has garnered 4.7 million views and 408,200 likes since being posted. The TikToker aptly soundtracked the upheaval to Enrique Iglesias's "Hero."

The text overlayed on the screen reads, "When your husband tries to mix the almond butter with an electric mixer."

"Thank goodness for Mav," it was captioned.

Almond butter is a safe, high-protein snack for pooches but in small quantities, according to dog food brand JustFoodForDogs, so the pet parents might have intervened at some point to take over the cleanup job.

TikTokers were left in hysterics by the dog's joy in his dad's failed whisking mission.

One user remarked: "Not the perfect timing of the hero lyrics and licking."

Cameron joked: "Dog said go to bed, I got this. Clean by morning."

Kristin Marony commented: "I was laughing too hard. Thank you."

Another user commented: "Mav says there are no mistakes, only happy accidents."

Natalie Manders said: "Your dog silently doing the lords work!!"

Other commenters offered helpful solutions for avoiding more almond butter mishaps in the future. One TikToker said that they could buy a special peanut butter attachment for their mixer.

Another person suggested turning the jar upside down the day of buying the butter and leaving it for 24 hours; then, it should mix on itself.

One TikToker user named Lauren said that using an immersion blender, a handheld stick device used for blitzing mixtures, could do the trick.

Newsweek reached out to @golden.mavy for comment via TikTok. We could not verify the details of the case.

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