I Hate Jello!
I've been reading a lot of posts about Jell-o. Jell-o grosses me out, the texture that is.
How do you prepare it?
What can be mixed with it?
What can I do to keep away the 'jiggly' texture?
Thank you!
Miss B
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on 12/29/16 2:52 pm, edited 12/29/16 6:52 am
If you don't like Jello, there's no reason to have it! Some people include it during the clear-liquid phase of their post-op diet, others are grossed out by it and stick to broth, clear protein drinks, and the like.
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You can make it less jiggly by adding Knox unflavored gelatin to SF packet of jello. Once set, can be cut into blocks. I'm not a huge fan but has protein (~1g/cup, more with the Knox) so I usually make it once a week. http://www.food.com/recipe/the-knox-blox-i-remember-209226 Gelatin is versatile stuff you can use it as protein treatment for hair or to color hair and synchronized swimmers use it to set hair in the pool.