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@crumblecrate: How to Substitute Crystalized Ginger ✨ 1️⃣ Substitute 1 tsp of ground ginger for every 1/2 cup of crystalized ginger OR 2️⃣ Get dried ginger chunks, slice or dice them, and then toss it in a bowl of granulated sugar #crumblecrate #elevateyourbake #Foodie#bakingsubscriptionbox#bakingbox#bakingtiktok #learnwithtiktok #butter #desserts #foodtiktok #trick #tricks#bakingshow #bakingrecipe#ginger #crystalizedginger

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