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Arty Party Jello Fun




Thinking of making something with kids for kids this summer holidays. It's been a scorcher here in Melbourne.  Apart from ice cream and yogurt, jellos are a great treat to keep your kids cool and a  yummy treat all can enjoy!






Recipe.

1 box of Jello
1 cup of  boiling water
A tube of white icing.

Stir boiling water into jello. Dissolve completely,pour mixture slowly into a rectangular
 pan or tray lightly greased(with cooking spray). Chill it for two hours.

Cut out different shapes using cookie cutters.

Lift from pan with a spatula.

 Decorate using white icing.



  Serve in  paper patty pan for a kid's party.

 Use the leftover jello pieces for later snack.




Decorating Ideas

Smiley Star







Beautiful Butterfly








Love Hearts



 Have fun making jello shapes with kiddos.
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