Udstukket

Udstukket is a Danish adjective formed as the past participle of the verb udstikke, meaning to cut out or stamp out shapes by pressing with a tool such as a cookie cutter or stencil. As an adjective, udstukket describes material that has been removed to create a shape, for example in dough, paper, or metal.

In Danish usage, the term is common in cooking and crafts. It is used with nouns like figurer (figures), kager (cakes), papir (paper), or form (mold). Inflections yield phrases such as udstikkede figurer or den udstukne kage, depending on the grammatical context. The corresponding noun for the act is udstikning, and tools used for cutting are often called udstikkere or kageudstikkere.

Common contexts include baking, where udstikkede småkager or udstikkede kagefigurer refer to shapes formed with cookie cutters, and crafts or manufacturing, where udstukne former or udstukne figurer describe cut-out shapes from sheets of material. The term is neutral and widely understood in Danish-language instructions and descriptions.

See also: udstikning, kageudstikkere, cookie cutter.