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What can I use as a donut cutter? 🍩🍩🍩 The What can I use as a donut cutter? 🍩🍩🍩 The short answer—almost anything. Yes, we feel like a donut cutter is a game changer. It cuts the perfect size and shape without deflating all that puffy goodness. And it’s just one tool that doesn’t require that much space. But we get it—not everyone has a donut cutter on hand. Did you know you can make your own with some common kitchen items? A cookie cutter, a cup, a jar, a shot glass, a small bowl—really any open vessel that has a circular shape. Just make sure it’s at least half an inch the edge of your “cutter” is sharp enough to cut through the dough rather than smash it. While we stand by the donut cutter, any of these other options can work in a pinch.
Getting ready for cozy season. 🍁🌻🍂And hom Getting ready for cozy season. 🍁🌻🍂And homemade donuts are perfect for fall. But before jumping in—what questions or concerns do you have about making fried donuts at home? Comment blow or drop us a DM. We can’t wait to get started!
Hello watermelon fries! This after school snack Hello watermelon fries! This after school snack is so easy, you can’t really call it a recipe. All you need is a delicious watermelon, some coconut yogurt, honey, fresh lime, and Tajin seasoning. Oh, and a crinkle slicer.Done and yum. Find the full instructions on Gygiblog.com.
We have been eyeing this Melon Baller Punch for a We have been eyeing this Melon Baller Punch for a long time, thinking it looked incredible. And it’s a really easy recipe, packed full of fresh flavors. The minute we finished we knew it was going to be a win. Now we are just mad we waited so long to try it out. We could have been enjoying this all summer! 🤦🏼‍♀️
There is nothing better than lucking out and findi There is nothing better than lucking out and finding a perfect melon at the grocery store. Cue the angels singing! If it’s perfectly ripe, you might want to just cut it up and eat it, then and there. Or, it might be the perfect opportunity to try this amazing Melon Prosciutto Salad. Because there is something about mixing the sweetness of the melon and the saltiness of the meat with the creaminess of the cheese that just takes these foods to a whole new level. Find the recipe on Gygiblog.com.
Melon Baller vs Food Scooper Challenge Melon Baller vs Food Scooper Challenge
Still scraping every last drop of summer? Yeah. Us Still scraping every last drop of summer? Yeah. Us too. Not quite ready for fall and happy to be enjoying all things 🍉 before it’s too late!A question—Do you need a melon baller? Or can a food scooper work? Because if we could get away with a food scooper, we would love to have just one tool for multiple jobs.Unfortunately the edge of the food scooper was too blunt, and the hinged part sliced little pieces off. The melon baller has a thinner edge, and the shape of the tool is designed perfectly for slicing and scooping. Fortunately, it’s small and easy to toss in any drawer. It’s a definite add if you don’t already have one for your kitchen.For more tips on fruit tools and those last of summer recipes check out Gygiblog.com.
Savoring the sweetness of life, one bite at a time Savoring the sweetness of life, one bite at a time 🍉🍇🍓 A few Chef Madi tips for your next fruit board:Use what you have to add excitement and height. Your cored out pineapple, the cut pineapple top, “hedgehog” mango and zig zag kiwi are some of our favorite ways to dress it all up! #FruitfulMoments #TasteTheRainbow #fruit
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