Nanie arlene’s jello mold

Nanie arlene’s jello mold

By Ethan Kwong
5’ Prep time
7’ Cook time
12’ Total time
97 Calories
10 Serving

Summary

A classic that never gets old, nanie’s jello mold has been passed down through generations in our family, and for good reason! creamy vanilla pudding, raspberry jello, and frozen berries create a refreshing and nostalgic treat that will send you back to the good ol’ days.
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Step by Step

Step 1
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Step 1

Add 4 cups water, vanilla pudding, and raspberry jello to a large saucepan. Whisk the ingredients together. Bring the mixture to a boil over medium/high heat.
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Step 2

Next, stir the raspberries (plus liquid) into the jello mixture.
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Step 3

Remove the saucepan from the heat and allow the mixture to cool for 15-20 minutes.
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Step 4

Transfer the mixture into a jello mold and cover. Refrigerate overnight until the mixture firms up.
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Step 5

To remove the jello from the mold, place a large plate on top of the pan and flip the pan over. If the jello mold will not come out of the pan, heat the pan mold slightly by dipping the bottom of the pan into warm water.
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Step 6

Top with whipped cream and serve immediately.

Tips and Warnings

  • If you do not have a jello mold (here is the one we used), you can use a 9×9-inch pan and cut it into squares.
  • This recipe will only work if you use Jello brand cook & serve vanilla pudding. No substitutions we have tried have worked.

Ingredient

  • Water
    Water
    946.35 ml
  • Frozen raspberries ⁣
    Frozen raspberries ⁣
    283.5 g
  • Cook & serve vanilla pudding
    Cook & serve vanilla pudding
    62.01 g
  • Raspberry jello
    Raspberry jello
    62.01 g

Nutrition Facts

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