I used a Corelle soup bowl, just to give you an idea of the size.
Putting the unwrapped Tootsie Rolls in the microwave for about 8 seconds makes them easier to roll flat.
While you can cut the features out ahead of time, you'll want to place them on the Jello right before you serve it.
While you can cut the features out ahead of time, you'll want to place them on the Jello right before you serve it.
This vintage 1952 Jello ad was my inspiration.
Six flavors... oh how times have changed!
Six flavors... oh how times have changed!
Jello Jigglers Jack-O-Lantern
- Place two (4 serving size) packs of orange Jello in mixing bowl.
- Add one cup of boiling water, mix well to dissolve Jello.
- Add one cup cold water, mix well.
- Pour into a bowl that has been sprayed with cooking spray then wiped out a little bit.
- Place in fridge to set.
- Unmold onto a serving platter. I dipped the bottom of the bowl in hot water for a minute then wiped the bowl dry before turning upside down.
- Make a face with candy, fruit roll ups, whipped cream, etc.
- After everyone has giggled... slice and serve.
Scare up a little fun and have a happy day:@)
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Cute! Tiger would enjoy this treat!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute jiggly jack o lantern, Lynn! Using the tootsie rolls was a great idea. I love it!
ReplyDeletelike your googly face. :)
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely adorable! My grands would love this. You are very creative.
ReplyDeleteI know some little girls who would like this. Cute!
ReplyDeletehaha! how cute Lynn!! Great tootsie roll trick!
ReplyDeleteJenna
Looks cute!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun edible Jack Lynn! I love the idea of the face out of candy too :)
ReplyDeleteAnother good idea for Halloween!
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