I have been collecting Jell-O cookbooks for many years and have some beautiful specimens dating from the 1910's to the present, so I was really excited when my mother found me an amazing magazine in Mexico called "El Arte de la Gelatina Floral." Apparently sponsored by the company
D'Gari, the magazine features some incredibly colorful and ambitious gelatin creations that put our American work to shame. Here are a few examples.
These rose petals were made by using a spoon to slice into the gelatin and injecting liquid, colored gelatin with a syringe into the space where the spoon was.
I have been collecting Jell-O cookbooks for many years and have some beautiful specimens dating from the 1910's to the present, so I was really excited when my mother found me an amazing magazine in Mexico called "El Arte de la Gelatina Floral." Apparently sponsored by the company D'Gari, the magazine features some incredibly colorful and ambitious gelatin creations that put our American work to shame. Here are a few examples.
These rose petals were made by using a spoon to slice into the gelatin and injecting liquid, colored gelatin with a syringe into the space where the spoon was.
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