We have a beautiful set of copper molds our mother used. My sister and I live in the family home – we are the last of our family but the photos on the mantle, mom’s cookware etc. keeps them all in our thoughts.
For Christmas, my mom would start with raspberry Jell-o, add chopped apples, celery, English walnuts, and cooked cranberries. She had a Tupperware mold that had different lids with shapes you could put on the bottom what would end up being the top once it was unmolded. She used the star shape for the Christmas mold. I can’t even remember what the rest of the shapes were.
Sue Ellen about 1 month ago
I do not understand the concept of bubble tea. I like tea. I like tapioca in pudding. I do not want tapioca in my tea!
blunebottle about 1 month ago
Aaahhhh! Not the pumpkin spice!
TampaFanatic1 about 1 month ago
The only one I really liked was blackberry jello with either vanilla mousse or simply Cool Whip…..
phritzg Premium Member about 1 month ago
I might be interested in trying a molded jello that contains chocolate coated strawberries.
MichiganMitten about 1 month ago
Old color ads in Life magazine from the ‘50s show stuff like this. They can be fascinating.
Lennia Machen Premium Member about 1 month ago
Anyone remember eating tomato aspic jello salad? Or lime with lettuce and carrot? …yuck…
Zen-of-Zinfandel about 1 month ago
Coffee flavors, no, don’t go there!!
goboboyd about 1 month ago
Your great grandchildren will laud them as early 21st Century revival. They will collect Jello molds by the room full.
LeftCoastBoomer Premium Member about 1 month ago
We have a beautiful set of copper molds our mother used. My sister and I live in the family home – we are the last of our family but the photos on the mantle, mom’s cookware etc. keeps them all in our thoughts.
Mike Baldwin creator about 1 month ago
Apparently you’re unaware of the Underground jello mold movement. They’re a jiggly lot.
Stephen Gilberg 30 days ago
Glad I don’t read while eating anymore.
Sue Ellen 30 days ago
For Christmas, my mom would start with raspberry Jell-o, add chopped apples, celery, English walnuts, and cooked cranberries. She had a Tupperware mold that had different lids with shapes you could put on the bottom what would end up being the top once it was unmolded. She used the star shape for the Christmas mold. I can’t even remember what the rest of the shapes were.
Shikamoo Premium Member 30 days ago
Mom made an orange jelly mold with shredded carrots and orange juice and zest. I loved it. She used a tupperwear mold too.