6 easy TikTok recipes to try this weekend

Most of us associate TikTok with lying curled up in a ball on the couch, opening the app and not realising 8 hours have passed by the time you close it again.

But it's also a place to discover drool-worthy recipes and food hacks to incorporate into your own personal repertoire. Food TikTok has it all - easy lunch inspo, fast food recreations and combinations that you'd only ever find during a deep dive on the internet. We've rounded up some tasty looking tutorials to try this weekend, and most of them are outrageously easy. Grab your apron and let's get going.

1. Carrot skin crisps

Waste not want not, says you. [video width="576" height="1024" mp4="https://assets.lovin.ie/uploads/2021/09/20124937/tiktok-carrots.mp4"][/video]  

2. Microwave Nutella cookies

The quick n easy dessert fix of dreams. [video width="576" height="1024" mp4="https://assets.lovin.ie/uploads/2021/09/20125007/tiktok-cookies-.mp4"][/video]  

3. Two ingredient bagels

Can you imagine successfully pulling these off? Smugness levels through the roof. [video width="540" height="960" mp4="https://assets.lovin.ie/uploads/2021/09/20125031/tiktok-bagels.mp4"][/video]  

4. Courgette Crisps

Or "zucchini chips" as this gal calls them. Cultural differences aside, these look stunning. [video width="576" height="1024" mp4="https://assets.lovin.ie/uploads/2021/09/20125057/courgette-crisps-tiktok.mp4"][/video]  

5. Bacon jam

This is one of the less simple recipes on the list (bear in mind most of the others have two or less ingredients so that's not saying much) but we had to include it. Your breakie will never be the same. [video width="576" height="1024" mp4="https://assets.lovin.ie/uploads/2021/09/20125130/bacon-jam-tiktok.mp4"][/video]  

6. The ultimate potato wedges

Your local deli could never. [video width="540" height="960" mp4="https://assets.lovin.ie/uploads/2021/09/20125205/tiktok-wedges.mp4"][/video]   Will you be giving any of these a go? Header image via Shutterstock READ NEXT: Three otters find a home at a 900 year old castle in Meath