Stir one pack of powder in boiling water for two minutes, mix with cold water for another two minutes, then refrigerate for at least four hours. Serves eight.
If I knew it was this affordable and easy I would have tried it a long time ago.

It has a scar through the middle because it broke in two when it plopped out of the pot. Yeah, I used a whole pot, couldn't find any other good sized container.
Truth be told, Jell-O is more fun to look at and to jiggle than to actually eat. It's basically sweet water with a jiggly consistency.
Chop and mix with stale cake, custard, cream and anything else you fancy such as sliced mango. Sarap!
ReplyDeleteJello was the first thing I learned to make as a child. That and instant pudding.
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