The Girl sent me this Pinterest pin:
And I thought, holy cats! I'll bet those yogurt-y discs taste like Dippin' Dots!
(Dippin' Dots, there's nothing better during a hot day at Magic Mountain
than your frosty orbs.)
While the tutorial showed them being squeezed out of a baggie with the corner cut off,
I had a better idea!
Meet Kevin Farrell, AKA Dee W. Ieye, a Tupperware Diva.
Last year I attended his drag queen Tupperware Party,
Last year I attended his drag queen Tupperware Party,
because, let me tell you:
white middle-aged ladies love cross-dressers and drag queens
like they love birthday cake in the break room.
(Yum. I am totally TEAM CAKE.)
Anyhoo, I bought this nifty little gadget at the Tupperware Party,
and I thought would be perfect for making the yogurt dots!
The Girl suggested I use the mocha yogurt from Trader Joe's...
... so I filled the squishy thing...
... and covered a tray withdots discs.
They froze up pretty quickly.
I popped one in my mouth.
But!
BRAIN FREEZE!!!
They were cold!
So cold!
Colder than ice cream;
somehow, (contrary to the laws of physics), colder than an ice cube.
I carefully sucked on one, and then let the rest languish in the freezer.
When I told The Girl about my experience,
she pointed out that she had made only a dot of yogurt on her tray,
not a freakin' MASS.
So, my advice for this project?
Make your dots the size of a debutante's diamond...
... not a drag queen's rhinestones.
(Yum. I am totally TEAM CAKE.)
Anyhoo, I bought this nifty little gadget at the Tupperware Party,
and I thought would be perfect for making the yogurt dots!
The Girl suggested I use the mocha yogurt from Trader Joe's...
... so I filled the squishy thing...
... and covered a tray with
They froze up pretty quickly.
I popped one in my mouth.
But!
BRAIN FREEZE!!!
They were cold!
So cold!
Colder than ice cream;
somehow, (contrary to the laws of physics), colder than an ice cube.
I carefully sucked on one, and then let the rest languish in the freezer.
When I told The Girl about my experience,
she pointed out that she had made only a dot of yogurt on her tray,
not a freakin' MASS.
So, my advice for this project?
Make your dots the size of a debutante's diamond...
... not a drag queen's rhinestones.
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