How to Make Rainbow Jello
Select a tray or baking pan., Clear a spot in your refrigerator large enough to accommodate the pan. , Set clear plastic cups in the pan or tray. , Prepare one batch of Jello according to the directions on the packet., Fill the bottom of each cup...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Select a tray or baking pan.
For an authentic rainbow effect, start with red and work your way upwards through the color spectrum (or choose purple and work downwards).
If there is a "quick chill" method involving ice cubes, use that method. , Make the levels even for the nicest effect, then set the leftover Jello aside. ,, If you don’t want whipped layers in your rainbow, skip this step. , Again, skip this step if you’d prefer not to include whipped cream in the Jello. , Garnish with a dollop of whipped topping if desired. -
Step 2: Clear a spot in your refrigerator large enough to accommodate the pan.
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Step 3: Set clear plastic cups in the pan or tray.
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Step 4: Prepare one batch of Jello according to the directions on the packet.
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Step 5: Fill the bottom of each cup with the first batch of Jello.
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Step 6: Place the pan in the refrigerator for approximately 15 minutes to set.
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Step 7: Mix a few tablespoons of whipped topping into the leftover Jello mix if desired.
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Step 8: Remove the cups from the refrigerator and place a thin layer of the opaque mixture onto the first color if desired.
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Step 9: Repeat the steps above for each color
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Step 10: allowing for approximately 15 minutes of refrigerator time between every layer.
Detailed Guide
For an authentic rainbow effect, start with red and work your way upwards through the color spectrum (or choose purple and work downwards).
If there is a "quick chill" method involving ice cubes, use that method. , Make the levels even for the nicest effect, then set the leftover Jello aside. ,, If you don’t want whipped layers in your rainbow, skip this step. , Again, skip this step if you’d prefer not to include whipped cream in the Jello. , Garnish with a dollop of whipped topping if desired.
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