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- Encompasses gelatin desserts and puddings
- Jello Shots: Jell-O made with alcohol and water
- Manufactured by Kraft Foods
- Official state snack of Utah
- 1897: Pearle B. Wait created fruit flavored gelatin and his wife named it Jell-O
- First Jell-O flavors: Strawberry, raspberry, lemon and orange
- Traditionally made in a tin mold
- Jell-O salads became popular in 1930s
- 1974: Bill Cosby became spokesperson
- 1990: Jell-O Jigglers introduced
- 300 million boxes of Jell-O sold in U.S. every year
- Slogan: "America's Most Famous Dessert"
- Gelatin is made from animal bone
- Jell-O Museum is in LeRoy, New York
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Jell-O is a popular form of powdered gelatin. Jell-O brand products also include no-bake pies, cheesecake, pudding and tapioca. It can be bought ready to eat in individual portion sized cups, or in a powder form, then made at home. The powdered form of fruit Jell-O is made by dissolving the powder in boiling water, then letting it chill in the refrigerator until it sets.
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Jell-O Questions
Whatever happened to Jell-O pudding pops? 1 AnswerNo longer made by Kraft, the new Puddin’ Pops are now made by Popsicle, the same folks that have given us such frozen delicacies as the Creamsicle and the Fudge... read more -
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