Trying To Make DIY Mini Gingerbread Houses Using Cookie Cutters From Wish! 

Then meet my aunt she even try’s to get rid of 1 gram if it’s not supposed to be there

I laughed so much when that’ happened xx

Nikolaiwww That is really interesting to know. Thanks for posting! I love learning about different cultures. 😊

Yummy! I LOVE hearing how things are done in other Countries!!! I’ve personally never even tasted gingerbread! It’s always something thats used as a decoration and sits on the table until it’s hard as stone and inedible! (For humans, that is) After, the gingerbread has served as holiday decor, as a house or little man hanging on a tree, I repurpose it! I bring it outside and carefully place it in the yard for birds, squirrels, and any other cold animal that may find joy in an edible shelter! It’s so much fun to watch squirrels take off a jellybean, go inside and have a snack while watching out the gingerbread window! (🥰 I know I’m a dork, but furry and feathered critters might beg to differ!) Anyway! Thank you for taking the time to share how it’s done in your little corner of the world!

Haha I’m from Norway

I'm from northern Europe also and do the gingerbread dough the same way. But also a fun fact from our country: If you add just egg white to your icing sugar, it gives the same effect as the egg white powder and water, so you don't have to use the artifical stuff in your cooking. :)

@@kellil1054 just fyi, powdered whites aren't artificial.. they're just dehydrated/dried egg whites 😊

Idk why more people aren't excited about this fact. Cutest thing I've heard about today for sure

That's adorable 😊😊

Lol yes 😂

She sounds like Miranda Hart 😁

After you've poured the water out. (Just incase someone tries that 🙈🤗)

But First Me ??

Hope your ok but I do not get the thanks di??

I guess she is using an expression "di" short for "didi" that some people use to refer elder sister