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Video Tutorials: Cutting Gum Paste with a Cricut

April 28, 2010 by Meaghan Mountford

I had never heard of the Cricut machines until recently, and now it seems they are everywhere (even my mom mentioned them to me, and she has no clue what gum paste is. right, mom?) I’m so curious about these electric machines to cut fondant and gum paste that are supposed to speed up cake decorating. So needless to say, when Joy’s Life.com sent me links to video tutorials for cutting gum paste with a Cricut, I was immediately intrigued. Find the step-by-step, tip-packed tutorials for cutting gum paste  HERE.

(Update: The tutorials show how to cut gum paste with the paper cutter. Find more info on the new Cricut Cake HERE.)

 

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Comments

  1. kristine bizzelle says

    April 28, 2010 at 7:23 am

    you dont have to feel loop…the cake one just came out like two weeks ago!

  2. kristine bizzelle says

    April 28, 2010 at 7:23 am

    HAHAHA sorry i was typing this while some one was talking to me….

    you dont have to feel too out of the loop!**

  3. kristine bizzelle says

    April 28, 2010 at 7:27 am

    oh and one last thing…the videos are not of the new Cricut Cake…its Cricut paper cutter that she made into a gum paste cutter. just fyi

  4. meaghan mountford says

    April 28, 2010 at 8:13 am

    thanks Kristine!! I just update 🙂

  5. Mom says

    April 28, 2010 at 10:08 am

    Right,I have no idea what gum paste is.
    Mom

  6. mary c says

    April 28, 2010 at 12:09 pm

    be aware, the reviews are coming in now and there are LOTS of negative ones. Seems it isn’t working well for many people and they are experiencing quite a few returns.

  7. Joy says

    April 29, 2010 at 9:57 am

    Thank you so much for linking to my videos! I hope you all enjoy them. What I did in these videos is convert my Cricut Expression into a Cricut Cake or as I call it in my videos a Cricut “Fake”, LOL. I think the actual Cricut Cake is really cool and probably very useful for some people, but I just didn’t need one so I converted my old Cricut Expression. I have to say, I’m having a ton of fun using it! Have a great day!
    ~Joy~

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How to Make Thick Yoghurt Smoothie Bowls in the Ninja Slushie Maker

A quick, creamy breakfast with fresh fruit added on top

Smoothie bowls are one of those beautiful breakfasts that feel healthy and a little indulgent at the same time. Thick, cold, creamy, and pretty enough that you almost don’t want to eat them… almost.

The Ninja Slushie Maker takes all the effort out of it.
Instead of dealing with frozen fruit bricks or blenders that complain loudly, you simply mix your yoghurt base, chill it, and let the Ninja turn it into the perfect thick smoothie-bowl texture — no ice required.

If you are like me and come addicted to these smoothie bowls then you will want to invest in these double walled bowls, this is my favorite brand and these have been great. 

Then you top it with your fresh fruit afterwards so the bowl stays thick, cold, and spoon-worthy.

It’s easy, quick, and a lovely way to start the day.

Why Yoghurt Works So Well in the Ninja Slushie Maker

Yoghurt freezes into a silky, firm slush — similar to soft-serve but healthier and lighter. Because the machine creates the icy texture itself (instead of relying on ice cubes), the mixture never becomes watery or gritty.

Just smooth, cold, creamy perfection you can decorate to your heart’s content.

The Basic Yoghurt Slush Base

Once you learn this base recipe, you can create endless flavour combinations.

Ingredients

  • 2 cups plain or Greek yoghurt, chilled 
  • ½–1 cup milk of your choice (just enough to loosen the mixture) 
  • 1–3 tablespoons honey or maple syrup (optional) 
  • 1 teaspoon vanilla extract (optional) 

Method

  1. Stir all ingredients together until smooth. 
  2. Chill the mixture in the fridge until very cold. 
  3. Pour the chilled mixture into the Ninja Slushie Maker. 
  4. Blend on the slush setting until thick, creamy, and icy. 
  5. Spoon into a bowl and add your fruit and toppings. 

This base has enough body to hold granola, berries, and nut butter without sinking.

Topping Ideas (Add These After Blending)

Fresh Fruit

  • Strawberries 
  • Blueberries 
  • Banana slices 
  • Mango 
  • Kiwi 
  • Peaches 

Crunchy Toppers

  • Granola 
  • Toasted coconut 
  • Chopped nuts 
  • Cacao nibs 

Extras

  • Honey drizzle 
  • Peanut butter 
  • Chia seeds 
  • Freeze-dried fruit crumbs 

Easy Flavour Variations

Berries & Cream Smoothie Bowl

Use vanilla yoghurt as your base. Top with raspberries, strawberries, and a sprinkle of granola.

Tropical Coconut Bowl

Add a splash of coconut milk to the base. Top with mango, pineapple, kiwi, and toasted coconut flakes.

Chocolate Yoghurt Bowl

Mix 1 tablespoon cocoa powder or chocolate protein powder into the base. Top with banana slices and a peanut-butter drizzle.

Meal-Prep Tip

Prepare the yoghurt base the night before and store it in small jars.
In the morning, just pour one jar directly into the Ninja Slushie Maker and you’ve got a thick, cold, ready-to-top breakfast in minutes.

 

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