"Because JELL-icles are and JELL-icles do,/Jell-ih-KUHLS do and Jellicles WOULD/Jellicles would and JELL-icles can/Jell-ih-KUHLS can and Jellicles DO." There will be a lot of cats.
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I'm profoundly horrified by most Jell-O-based recipes, as I am by Jell-O itself, but historical Jell-O recipes often combined sweets with fat or spice.
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Champagne Strawberry Jell-O Shots Get fancy with strawberries and Champagne in Jell-O shot form. 11.
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It didn't just find a way to nail Jell-O; it became a Jell-O master carpenter.
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Last year, Jell-O introduced a similar tasty slime kit of their own: Jell-O PLAY Edible Slime.
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The scoop on the new Jell-O Perhaps you've heard that there's a new Jell-O in town.
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Arnold Palmer Jell-O Shots These zesty and refreshing Arnold Palmer Jell-O cups are spiked with vodka.
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Champagne Jell-O Cups Get the party started off right with a sparkly, bubbly Champagne Jell-O shot. 2.
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Red, White & Blue Strawberry Jell-O Shots These patriotic Jell-O shots use halved strawberries for an edible casing. 143.
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You occasionally want to tell Rowbottom to ease up: Sometimes a Jell-O mold is just a Jell-O mold.
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Watermelon Mojito Jell-O Shots Watermelon mojito Jell-O shots are sure to surprise (and delight) at your next cookout. 9.
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While Jell-O's just now taking advantage of the Slime Boom, parents have been making edible Jell-O based slime for a while.
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It takes time to jell and that&aposs kind of what happened is we&aposre just trying to jell and get to know each other.
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Narrator: But despite its falling sales numbers, Jell-O remains popular in places like Salt Lake City and the surrounding area, otherwise known as the Jell-O belt.
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A few disclaimers:I don't eat pork, so I used an off-brand Jell-O called Jell that did not contain I Other than that, I stayed true to the recipes.
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Jell-O 1-2-3 Between 1969 and 1993, Jell-O sold a product that was truly Space Age: one packet of powder that, when mixed with water and chilled, resulted in a dessert with three distinct layers — Jell-O on the bottom, mousse in the middle, and creamy topping on top.
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For now, they have a lot to say about the taste of this product: Edible Jell-O slime is part of the brand's wider Jell-O Play product lineup, which also includes edible construction kits with Lego-shaped Jell-O molds and a "Jungle Cutters" kit that includes animal-shaped cookie cutters.
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Jell-O even became the official snack food of Utah in 2001 and the trading pin for the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympics was a bowl of green Jell-O.
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Luckily my obstetrician smuggled in several cups of water and peach Jell-O, and that was how I managed to deliver my daughter, Mabel: with the help of anesthetics, exercise and Jell-O.
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Books of The Times Jell-O might be the glistening dish of picnics and potlucks, but for Allie Rowbottom — a descendant of the Jell-O fortune — it's both a burden and an abyss.
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I just remembered doing Jell-O shots in college—now we're older, working adults, and I know we still enjoy Jell-O shots, but a lot of us don't have the time to make them.
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Take, for instance, these Greyhound Jell-O shots from Freya Estreller.
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Next, stir in the package of banana cream JELL-O pudding.
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I wish we had a little more time to jell together.
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The Golden Glow Jell-O, however, did not go over well.
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Why were Jell-O dishes so popular back in the day?
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Guess there's a reason Jell-O desserts went out of style.
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How about a big scoop of Jell-O with shrimp frosting?
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I suggested she return the sealed milk, yogurt and Jell-O.
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Working with Trump is "like negotiating with Jell-O," Schumer fumed.
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Jell-O, regardless of color, is the single most delicious dessert.
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As a memoir, "Jell-O Girls" occupies a literary middle ground.
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When was the last time you had a Jell-O shot?
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UTAH: Jell-O is the official state snack of Utah — seriously.
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In other words, it's doubtful you'll be making a Jell-O Voltron anytime soon, but on the plus side, if you accidentally step on a Jell-O brick, all you'll feel is a little squish.[Kraft-Heinz]
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Every day you'd eatbologna, bread, cheese, Jell-O, and sometimes pasta salad.
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I'd be a bowl of Jell-O if it happened to me.
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Hear us out on this genius holiday cure-all: Jell-O shots.
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What do diner burgers, Jell-O and chicken nuggets have in common?
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Which brings us to the trending topic at hand: Jell-O shots.
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Together with edible stickers, youngsters can transform Jell-O into a toy.
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But the notion of coffee Jell-O was off-putting to them.
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That's sort of like trying to nail Jell-O to the wall.
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My heart was pounding through my chest, and turned to Jell-O.
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"It didn't jell, we didn't have a source of money," he said.
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Now, please, please, please read Julia on Jell-O molds and Thanksgiving.
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It would have to basically turn into something other than Jell-O.
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"Negotiating with President Trump is like negotiating with Jell-O," Schumer said.
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After more than 25 years together, Cosby and Jell-O were almost inseparable: he even performed for the Utah state legislature on the day that they voted in favor of making Jell-O the state's official snack food.
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He will serve his sentence at Pennsylvania State Correctional Institute (SCI) Phoenix, and he was welcomed with a pale blue prison uniform, a fresh mugshot, and, ironically for the former Jell-O spokesman, the promise of lunchtime Jell-O.
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A 1970s Jell-O cookbook pitched itself to independent women, with a recipe for a Green Goddess Salad Bowl (lime Jell-O, sour cream, anchovies — for starters) that gestured at health food, even if it didn't quite deliver it.
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There may always be room for Jell-O, but it rarely needs sharpening.
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We're assuming Jell-O is doing something similar now, eliminating that extra step.
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At Iowa City parties, poets wrestled in kiddie pools filled with Jell-O.
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"It's almost like a reference to Jell-O and Band-Aid," he said.
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That's what gives the resulting mix the consistency of half-solidified Jell-O.
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One thing's for sure: She's never going back to making Jell-O molds.
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But, we've got something to make the feast even better — Jell-O shots.
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For lunch on Thursday, he will get a half-cup of Jell-O.
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Two years ago at Thanksgiving, I ate three bites of orange Jell-O.
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No official word on the brand of pudding ... but hopefully it's Jell-O.
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Jell-O's product comes in two flavors: Monster Lime and Unicorn Strawberry flavors.
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We've rounded up 15 of the top Jell-O shot recipes on Pinterest.
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It's this bizarre community who are just into Jell-O to varying degrees.
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"Negotiating with this White House is like negotiating with Jell-O," Schumer said.
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St. Patrick's Day is the perfect time to try making Jell-O shots.
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Jell-O is finally, sensibly — can you believe it has taken this long?
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Why did it take so long for Jell-O to figure this out?
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In this land of tanned bodies and Jell-O shots, the library whispers.
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This time of year, many Americans have Jell-O molds on their minds.
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"The brain is like this Jell-O in the bottle," he told them.
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Reaching for his glass of water, his hand quivered like disturbed Jell-O.
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"Things will jell, and it will all click at some point," Beckham said.
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Narrator: Jell-O has starred in some of the 280s most infamous recipes.
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But the small town couple didn&apost know how to market Jell-O.
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Start your meal with something fun — a craft cocktail Jell-O shot, perhaps.
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Freya gave us her basic know-how, along with some inspiration for how to make our Jell-O shots adult AF. After spending years making artisanal ice cream sandwiches at Coolhaus, how did you become a Jell-O shot connoisseur?
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Into this language lapse comes Allie Rowbottom's "Jell-O Girls," a memoir that traces the lives of three generations of women — inheritors to the Jell-O fortune, along with a variety of illnesses the author correlates to repression and trauma.
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A spin through The New York Times Food library turned up a Mormon community cookbook recipe with lemon Jell-O, canned tuna, canned condensed chicken-and-rice soup, salad dressing, whipped cream, celery, peas and walnuts; a 7Up Cheese Aspic with lime Jell-O, 7Up soda, grated onion, diced Velveeta, celery and olives; and a corned beef loaf with lemon Jell-O, for which there are no words.
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BONUS: Champagne Jell-O shots are full of fizzy fun for New Year's Eve
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"We have a group of young guys who jell well together," Barnes told ESPN.com.
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Alexi Lalas's recipe, for instance, is literally the instructions for making cherry Jell-O.
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It's basically what Luigi would be if he was made of green Jell-O.
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But if you must, the fake flesh is sold in the Jell-O aisle.
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Red, White & Blue Jell-O No spoons required for this impressive finger food. 11.
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While my legs feel like Jell-O at the end, I feel super accomplished.
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She's adultified a college staple with these showstopping Aperol Spritz clementine Jell-O shots.
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Your dream may be to open a DVD store or sell Jell-O art.
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Taco Bell's Nacho Fries are making a comeback Jell-O to kids: It's official.
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Plus the company suggests consuming the toy parts, er, Jell-O within an hour.
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All are under $5, Jell-O is owned by packaged-food giant Kraft Heinz.
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MAKE IT: Clementine Aperol Spritz Jell-O Shots WATCH: More episodes of How-To
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I went to a music festival and saw this woman selling Jell-O shots.
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"Negotiating with this White House is like negotiating with Jell-O," Schumer said Saturday.
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Today's lunch is: Spanish omelet, lettuce and tomato salad, Jell-O, milk and cookies.
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Or it can be put to use making a homemade version of Jell-O.
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Here is the story of my first, traumatic encounter with a Jell-O mold.
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My favorite Jell-O product, though, was the pudding mix, preferably the chocolate one.
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The muscles in your legs are burning, and your arms feel like Jell-O.
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You've seen the thumbtack on the chair, and the stapler in the Jell-o.
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The good teams merge well and jell well, and we need to do that.
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Rowbottom's great-great-great-uncle purchased the Jell-O business in 1899 for $450.
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Just three years later, Jell-O sales rose to $250,000 or $7.4 million today.
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Narrator: But for Jell-O, doing this wasn&apost enough to turn things around.
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The one thing that Craft City has over the Jell-O version is that the Kool-Aid slime can be stored and eaten later, whereas your Jell-O creation must be discarded after each use, not stored in the refrigerator or freezer.
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I'm from New England and I'll drop to my knees for community and Jell-O.
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For more Jell-O shots for every occasion, check out Michelle Cordero's book, Jelly Shots.
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In Jarren Vink's lens, Jell-O goes from a childhood dessert to a primordial artifact.
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But, even with a pre-made mix, Jell-O shots take some careful prep work.
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Now, Jell-O is getting into the slime game with two pre-made edible offerings.
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And as Trump's opponents have found, going up against Sanders is like punching Jell-O.
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There's just something about a Jell-O shot that hits us right in the feels.
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Where does one start making Jell-O shots that don't give guests frat party PTSD?
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Moscow Mule Jell-O Shots Try these Moscow Mule cubes for a classy twist. 5.
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On Sunday, excrement-filled Jell-o mold Steve King was slightly more racist than usual.
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"The issues are so complex, it's like trying to nail Jell-O to the wall."
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Then there are the branded food museums from SPAM, Guinness, Coca-Cola or Jell-O.
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The fruity Jell-O salad did a better job of congealing than the tomato aspic.
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A "Colorful swallow?" could be a bird, or it could be a JELL-O SHOT.
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Called Jell-O Play, the new products were designed for kids ages four to 12.
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She lives in fear that mayo is going the way of now-passé Jell-O.
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Why was a mound of chicken salad next to a mound of red Jell-O?
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Or the Jell-O salads that took (firm) hold during fin de siècle home economics.
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"Rancid Jell-O Led to First Water Bed," a newspaper headline proclaimed at the time.
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There is a good reason for this: "Collusion" is the legal equivalent of Jell-O.
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Little bowls of red jiggly Jell-O were a common sight in our family's refrigerator.
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Even a digression about the catacombs in an Italian monastery includes some Jell-O symbolism.
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Jell-O found its success in a series of highly strategic and successful advertising campaigns.
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In 1923, the Genesee Pure Food Company changed its name to the Jell-O Company.
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You can add another 10 or even 15 Jell-O shot spots for an additional fee.
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"Negotiating with this White House is like negotiating with Jell-O," the New York Democrat said.
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We also wanted to branch out from vodka—listen, we've all made vodka Jell-O shots.
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" Meanwhile, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said negotiating with Trump is like "negotiating with Jell-O.
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Cosmopolitan Jello Shots Give your Jell-O shots a sophisticated twist with these cosmo cubes. 12.
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Hannah: I think this is a little vodka short of a Bloody Mary Jell-O shot.
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If you've got water, vodka, Jell-O, and a cookie cutter, you're basically good to go.
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An earlier version of this article described incorrectly David Tanis's recipe for a Jell-O mold.
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The effects are often compared to the way a bowl of Jell-O reacts when jolted.
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Miller: So Jell-O is basically the opposite of what consumers are looking for right now.
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When that didn&apost help bounce sales back, Jell-O attempted to play up its family friendly reputation and although consumers had embraced Jell-O during the great depression as a way to cut costs, the great recession didn&apost seem to have the same effect.
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We've been a pretty good road team this year, the guys seem to jell on the road.
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The moving target of Trump's demands was like negotiating with "Jell-o," Schumer said over the weekend.
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I got out and my feet sank into the dark Jell-O, almost up to my knees.
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Click here to view original GIFCrushing Jell-O with a 83.5 pound weight is okay, I guess.
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I had an industry friend text me a long time ago and it simply said: JELL-O.
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He tried to eat but was only able to get down some Jell-O and tapioca pudding.
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For some reason, when you top Jell-O shots with Pop Rocks, people freak the fuck out.
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Jell-O Simply Good is a line of dessert mixes from processed food giant Kraft Foods, Inc.
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The dish has a Jell-O-like consistency, and is reminiscent of gefiltefish served during Jewish Passover.
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Keesling says the irony of the whole thing is that she doesn't actually like eating Jell-O.
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The kits come with the gelatin packs, but the recipe is slightly different than normal Jell-O.
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Additionally, many of its products like Jell-O, Miracle Whip, and Kool-Aid are outdated, he said.
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According to our culinary director Farideh Sadeghin, Jell-O should not be relegated to the dessert table.
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He became an in-demand product endorser, appearing in commercials for Jell-O, Coca-Cola and Ford.
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Hornacek noted the danger of expecting a team of newly gathered high-profile players to jell immediately.
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Months later, I still think about Allie Rowbottom's feminist family memoir, "Jell-O Girls," another outstanding debut.
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Ms. Worden said the pudding on the menu is simply a "gelatin product," not Jell-O brand.
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And the games they had against such competition came earlier, before teams had a chance to jell.
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Jell-O (he favored the less expensive option) could escalate into a battle waged with vicious insults.
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Jell-O became a beloved household staple in the U.S. by printing its own recipes and advertisements.
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Jell-O combined gelatin with sugary fruit syrups, which made it sweeter than other instant gelatin products.
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Narrator: But the qualities that once made Jell-O a staple in American homes started to backfire.
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It&aposs also trying to connect with new generations by selling edible Jell-O slime for kids.
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I'm still not allowed to eat anything except clear things, which for some reason includes Jell-O.
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Once removed from heat, slowly pour in the cheesecake JELL-O pudding to the pudding mixture while stirring.
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I saw it turn politicians, captains of industry and Howard Cosell into slack-jawed, Jell-o-kneed sycophants.
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Not a lot of people are willing to put what's basically glorified Jell-O directly onto their face.
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Kraft Heinz counts Kraft cheese, Heinz Ketchup, Jell-O, Philadelphia Cream Cheese and Oscar Mayer among its holdings.
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Now you have Tide Pod cookies on Instagram and Tide Pod Jell-O shots at the local pub.
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Some people use Emergen-C, some people use Jell-O, as long as it doesn't change the color.
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Trying to make a dirty martini Jell-O shot, or a bloody mary one, just doesn't sound good.
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Now, there are just more kinds of Jell-O and some of it is better than the rest.
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Watermelon Tequila Jell-O Shots With tequila and lime fused together, all you'll need is salt shaker. 4.
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Strawberry Margarita Jell-O Shots Hollowed out strawberries create the perfect edible shot glass for jello margaritas. 8.
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"I was dumping it into the sink because nobody in the house likes eating Jell-O," she says.
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This time, they capture rainbow-colored Jell-O getting sliced by a tennis racket, in super ... slow ... motion.
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Or maybe this team as is could just jell, the way that Dallas did a few years ago.
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He managed to fire off one last one-liner before Negan turned his skull into Jell-O salad.
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"The girls make cosmetics out of Kool-Aid and Jell-O," a public-affairs officer told us approvingly.
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Luckily, your mom probably doesn't have the same scarring memories of college jell-o shots that you do.
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It took more than 20 years for me to exorcise and explain that first Jell-O mold encounter.
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After 1845, when Peter Cooper patented the first powdered unflavored gelatin, the history of Jell-O races forward.
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"The question is: How does his new team jell together?" said Stephen Biggar, an analyst at Argus Research.
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There's something remarkable when you get so many people on a big film and everybody has to jell.
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Jack gulped down water and neon green Jell-O before curling up beside me in his hospital bed.
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And the flavors of the drink make for the perfect revamp of the oft-shamed Jell-O shot.
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But from now until the primary begins to jell is "really not a very long process," Littman said.
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From 2009 to 2014, Jell-O sales declined by double digits, falling from $932.5 million to 692 million.
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The area has a large Mormon population, and Jell-O&aposs wholesome family branding aligns with Mormon values.
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Kraft sent Business Insider this statement saying, The company also encourages people to get creative with Jell-O recipes on social media, which feels like a return to Jell-O&aposs origins when the company would print recipes to teach confused housewives what to do with the strange new product.
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The ingredients primarily consist of Knox unflavored gelatin, water, condensed milk, and berry blue- and orange-flavored Jell-O.
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Brian Calteaux's adult-sized "Little Tipsy" Jenga game hides 25 slots perfectly sized for cups of Jell-O shots.
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Once the shoot was done, Vink and his colleagues indulged their inner children—and tore the Jell-O apart.
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" Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer on the floor yesterday: "Negotiating with President Trump is like negotiating with Jell-O.
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The menu on Saturday includes chocolate pudding—although the prison didn't specify whether that was Jell-O branded too.
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You gotta watch Flesh's reaction when we tell him Cosby actually got Jell-O his first day behind bars.
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I didn't do a good enough job getting them to jell, quick enough to play at a championship level.
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She says her favorite recent creation was a multi-layered rainbow tower that "leveled up" her Jell-O skills.
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"Negotiating with this White House is like negotiating with Jell-O," Schumer said amid talks to fund the government.
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For the sweet Jell-O, I chose a recipe from the cookbook's gelatin fruit salad section called "Golden Glow."
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With our spoons at the ready, we scooped up some wobbly tomato Jell-O and gave it a try.
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Celebrations uses lime Jell-O, water and pineapple juice to make a sweet and tangy base for her punch.
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In a heatproof bowl, dissolve the Jell-O in the boiling water and stir until there are no crystals.
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One day in 1996, Ladies' Home Journal called, wanting to know President Bill Clinton's favorite flavor of Jell-O.
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Cracker's playful pitches of shade splatted onto the unoccupied home plate like globs of cigarette-butt-flavored Jell-O.
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I had stumbled into the eternal conundrum of Jell-O: Is it a salad, a dessert or somehow both?
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"Negotiating with this White House is like negotiating with Jell-O, it is next to impossible," Schumer told reporters.
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Her characters were often equal parts brass and Jell-O — a combination that unmanned many a male co-star.
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And during World War II, Jell-O salads became a creative way to put meals together with rationed goods.
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In response to its slipping sales, Jell-O hired comedian and actor Bill Cosby as a spokesperson in 20013.
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The effort to stabilize the chef John Besh's restaurant group in New Orleans has had more time to jell.
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Servings: 8-10Prep: 5 minutesTotal: 10 minutes, plus overnight 113 (3- ounce|85 gram) box orange Jell-O1 (1 pound|454 grams) container cottage cheese9 ounces|260 grams Cool Whip1 (20-ounce|567 gram) can pineapple chunks, drained1 (11-ounce|312 gram) can mandarin oranges, drained Stir dry Jell-O into cottage cheese.
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In alternating chapters the book also unfolds a history of Jell-O and its highly gendered marketing campaigns, a brief and somewhat reductive examination of 20th-century domesticity, and the story of an outbreak of female mass psychogenic illness that occurred in LeRoy, N.Y., the birthplace of Jell-O and the writer's hometown.
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While Jell-O&aposs low price point made it accessible during hard times like the great depression, it&aposs cheapness also degraded gelatin&aposs once glamorous reputation, not to mention Jell-O&aposs association with wartime rations made it less than appealing to consumers who no longer had to stretch out ingredients.
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The pink part tastes nice, like a Jell-O cup, and the blue-green part is foul beyond all belief.
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The next logical food trend is this YouTube channel that turns our favorite liquids into Jell-O-like gummy treats.
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Buy cherries, grapes, watermelon, blueberries, cereal, matzo, cream cheese, sugar-free Jell-O pudding, rotisserie chicken, chocolate syrup, marshmallows, butter.
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" Added Kimball with a laugh: "I'll probably dump some Jell-O on her and watch her roll around in it.
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You may also remember him from the movie Ghost Dad and all those Jell-O pudding commercials from the 5003s.
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But all of them give a fresh eye to Jell-O, a classic childhood dessert—and surprising food-photography challenge.
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It was a big feast with stuffing, turkey, cranberries, weird Jell-O mold-type salads, relish trays—the good stuff.
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We're not sure exactly when or why, but somehow, Jell-O shots and the Fourth of July are inextricably linked.
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Believe it or not, Jell-O shots can be made upscale enough to serve at your next grown-up gathering.
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I love rum punch ones—tiki cocktails are typically very sweet, so they do well in Jell-O shot form.
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The 'chirp' of black holes colliding The gravitational waves stretched and compressed space around Earth "like Jell-O," said Reitze.
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So please the crowd this year in a sort of unexpected way — with a tray of homemade Jell-O shots.
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Members share and comment everything from vintage Jell-O salad recipes and advertisements to images of their own recent creations.
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For each music festival, he brews up 3,000 Jell-O shots, which takes up an entire day's worth of work.
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Dessert was sugar-free Jell-O — preferably in a red flavor — with a dollop of lite whipped cream on top.
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"I stopped feeling like I had a Jell-O brain," one widow told me several months after her husband's death.
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The revenge story and the political conspiracy story don't jell, and al-Makdasi's larger plot feels generic and tacked on.
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Lunch on Thursday included a half-cup of gelatin, like the Jell-O dessert Cosby once hawked in TV ads.
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And Allie Rowbottom's Jell-O Girls: A Family History is a stirring, powerful memoir about her ancestor's purchase of the Jell-O patent and the research his mother with a terminal illness did into the company that brought their family not only immense profit, but, in her mother's view, a cursed string of tragedies.
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In the good old days, sweet and wholesome Lindsay Lohan bounced around with Bill Cosby and friends eating grape Jell-O.
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So … wouldn't a recipe involving a jelly-like substance make this not-actually-a-rice-cake kind of like Jell-O?
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FOWLER: Clearly, they don&apost let me into, like, the secret Fox News door to buy the JELL-O mold. Dana.
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I drink a couple of Budweisers, take one Jell-o shot, smoke one cigarette, and turn down two offers to dance.
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Even factoring in sweetener and fruit or fruit juice, that's less money per serving than Jell-O or its natural competitors.
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"Nope, the grandchildren ate them all," he wrote, punctuating it with #OBKB, the hashtag for his Jell-O sponsored web series.
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Cosby started working with Jell-O in 1974, and appeared in commercials for its pudding and pudding-adjacent products until 1999.
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And if your Thanksgiving table isn't complete without a Jell-O mold, this garnet-colored cranberry orange jelly is for you.
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"It's been an easy jell," said Bailey, an Islander his entire career, who also played his 800th career game last month.
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Despite an abundance of mostly tepid jokes that keeps the comedic tone at a quiet simmer, "Bridget Jones's Baby" doesn't jell.
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Mr. Quigley starts the party by placing JELL-O SHOT in the central Down entry and reminding us that they JIGGLE.
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They feature molds for creating Lego-like blocks that could prove to be perfect for constructing a jiggly Jell-O fortress.
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Figuring out who fits the bill is like "nailing Jell-O to a wall," says the University of Virginia's Kyle Kondik.
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"American Advertising Cookbooks: How Corporations Taught Us to Love Spam, Bananas and Jell-O" by Christina Ward (Process Media, $22.95, paperback).
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Atop a table in a whiteboard-lined conference room sat a hexagonal mass of agar, a sort of seafood Jell-O.
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Aside from wartime and the Great Depression, when food was scarce, Jell-O has long touted itself as a diet food.
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Two years later, The Jell-O Company became part of a larger food empire, which would eventually become General Foods Corporation.
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Narrator: And in the post war era, elaborate Jell-O salads became a popular choice for home events like dinner parties.
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What I was hearing didn't jell with images from the hit film City of God or the video game Modern Warfare.
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But it's easier to imagine another way: If you placed drops of water on a slab of Jell-O and waited long enough, the two drops would merge, as you can see in this simulation of the inverted Cheerios effect from the paper: But, if your Jell-O slab were much thinner, those drops would repel.
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The tower is a familiar, giant game of Jenga but with a boozy twist: the blocks hide Jell-O shots for players.
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While Vink specializes in food photography, Jell-O proved to be a surprising challenge—especially for many-tiered constructions like this one.
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P'tcha P'tcha, pronounced venomously, as if you're a bubbe who's just been told your grandson's marrying a Catholic, is meat Jell-O.
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Like a buffet, only instead of weird Jell-o flavors and sad mixed lettuces, you can choose your own adventure through adulthood.
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Slices of red, purple and orange felt so bright that they made Jell-O look sun bleached were stacked into a couch.
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It's not until the "magical" decade of the 1970s that the long winter of Jell-O and TV dinners begins to turn.
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The gelatin assembled itself into layers (as it does when it forms Jell-O), thereby arranging the metal ions into layers, too.
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I ate Jell-O, of course — it was the first thing I learned to "cook," in a dedicated set of Tupperware bowls.
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It is titled after a durably popular concoction of lemon Jell-O with shredded cabbage, carrots, celery, peppers and pimento-stuffed olives.
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Modern holiday Jell-O-shot recipes are layered like parfaits and garnished like craft cocktails, with herb sprigs and sugar-frosted cranberries.
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The capsules have been compared to Jell-O shots, Gushers, sushi, Tide pods, pizza rolls, Tide pods, Tide pods and Tide pods.
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They had barely had a chance to jell, when, in April 1978, not yet halfway to Jupiter, Voyager 1 experienced a problem.
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So here's my setup: I have two squishy objects, a human and a backpack—think of them as cubes of Jell-O.
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Julia Moskin: Jell-O molds are part of the rich tapestry of Thanksgiving but they are Not Good as a side dish.
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The company commissioned cookbooks and advertisements from American artist Norman Rockwell, who created colorful drawings of Jell-O in family friendly settings.
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Perhaps you long for the days when your grandmother made Lime Cheese Salad, a delightful combination of Jell-O, cottage cheese, and seafood.
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Click here to view original GIFWe've seen everything from Jell-O to raw eggs get completely destroyed after being frozen with liquid nitrogen.
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Jell-O has given home cooks creamy instant pudding, no-bake pies and more, but their latest creation is one for the kids.
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If you are Jim Halpert proposing to Dwight K. Schrute Jim could have proposed to Dwight by putting the ring in Jell-O.
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To date, most interfaces have been these silicon-based technologies, [so it's] like sticking a plastic fork into a bowl of Jell-O.
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I definitely like using Jell-O shots to mark an occasion or an event, like serving them as an amuse bouche at dinner.
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There's a restaurant here in LA called Providence, and they once served a really awesome rum and coke Jell-O shot before dinner.
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When you start to talk to people about Jell-O shots, in college, there was always that one friend who would do it.
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Blue Moon Jello Shots Not all Jell-O shots are created equal — check out this beer version for a refreshing game-changer. 13.
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Peach Fizz Jello Shots If peaches are the fruit of summer, then these Jell-O shots must be the shots of summer. 14.
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As for what Frears really makes of this ceremonious palaver, I would refer you to his innovative use of the Jell-O-Cam.
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National food brands including Heinz sauces, Campbell's soup, Quaker oats, Jell-O and Coca-Cola had been invented and began to fill cupboards.
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Talia: It's not quite as hard as Jell-O, but it tastes like it's ketchup that's been sitting out for like, a day.
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"Blueberries have a very specific pectin-ness that I've never quite mastered," he said, meaning that sometimes they jell and sometimes they don't.
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Nonetheless, James had another All-Star in Love and a fairly deep rotation that might have been better with more time to jell.
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In a move sure to bring howls from some parents, Jell-O is making it easier for kids to play with their food.
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We opted for a DMT-fractal look, but the world of Jell-O molds is a rich one, and the crazier the better.
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" For Alabama-based cocktail writer and bartender Clair McLafferty, the moment she heard about the Jell-O shot, she thought it was "genius.
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At lunch that day, the prison is serving chocolate pudding, a product Mr. Cosby was associated with as a pitchman for Jell-O.
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For his sake, I didn't mention that he was only halfway to his destination — or that his arms were trembling like Jell-O.
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He ignores Jell-O for most of the year, but starts stockpiling his favorite, the hard-to-find black cherry flavor, in September.
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Some of the originals remain holiday classics, like the Golden Glow Salad of crushed pineapple, shredded carrots and lemon or orange Jell-O.
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Lunch on Thursday includes a half-cup of Jell-O, the dessert Cosby once hawked in TV ads; Saturday's menu has chocolate pudding.
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Why did James Harris, a retired doctor, bring a pickle jar filled with bright red Jell-O to a Marshall school board meeting?
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Ideology-specific brands are mostly food, primarily with brands indicative of conservatives who disproportionately buy Jell-O gelatin desserts and eat at Arby's.
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A classic move made popular by The Office, putting someone's stapler or tape dispenser in Jell-O is sure to get everyone laughing. 6.
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Every Dame vibrator comes in two colors, one warm and one cool, that need to jell together as well as with the larger group.
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And I see the same Jell‑O mold that my grandmother served, and they've got the same, you know, little stuff on their mantelpieces.
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The camera suffers from very bad rolling-shutter effect (objects look like Jell-O when you pan sideways), and the image stabilization isn't great.
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Best part is, you can have both these sweet treats, because, as everyone knows, there's always room for Jell-O — even in fried form.
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The company's portfolio is hodgepodge of processed food brands that are out of touch with today's consumers: Oscar Mayer, Velveeta, Planters and Jell-O.
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He was sort of baiting me into working with something non-traditional, although I think we all have a little nostalgia for Jell-O.
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Yes, but: Jell said EIA's projections are based off announced intentions to shut down plants, which could change from what ultimately ends up occurring.
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Heinz Tomato Ketchup was first introduced in 1876, and a cough syrup manufacturer and carpenter trademarked a gelatin dessert called Jell-O in 19383.
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Parrish, Bachmaga and the other administrators hope to one day release a coffee table book collecting the various Jell-O creations from the group.
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So as family and friends watched at an outdoor gathering in March, Kliebert pitched a watermelon into Sally's mouth to reveal blue Jell-O.
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Maksimuk — who has attempted similar experiments with Jell-O — melts the crayons into a thick wax and tosses the phone into the gooey concoction.
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As with all teams in need of rebuilding, it could take two to three years before a new group of engineers begins to jell.
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To round out the menu, Johnson said that any sampling of vintage foods must include both a savory and a sweet Jell-O dish.
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Everyone knows that Jell-O shots can take a party from literally-I-should-have-stayed-home to lit in a matter of minutes.
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In like manner, Mr. Lee's play descends into what feels like a clash of hastily assembled talking points that never jell into persuasive form.
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She had to avoid eating meat from mammals — and everything derived from them, including Jell-O and other foods and medications made from gelatin.
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If Thanksgiving is the one time each year you trot out your Jell-O mold, Julia Moskin's cranberry-orange jelly is here for you.
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He oversaw the integration of Kraft with General Foods, the manufacturer of Jell-O and Maxwell House coffee, which Philip Morris acquired in 1985.
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According to Schumer, working with Trump is "like negotiating with Jell-O," leaving Democrats struggling to move forward on negotiations to reopen the government.
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Before the pre-packaged boxes and colorful juggling cups we&aposve come to recognize as Jell-O, gelatin was served in the Middle Ages.
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Janow brought her preferred meal today: a hot dog (no bun or condiments), two packets of red Jell-O, and fruit punch Kool-Aid.
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If you're not feeling the Jell-O knife, he also made one entirely out of pasta that can stab through cardboard and cut through vegetables.
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He went on to other shows and became a pitchman for Jell-O pudding while also stirring controversy with critical comments about black youth culture.
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The judges apparently went crazy for the cherry Jell-O filled pastry that was breaded in panko crumbs, fried, and then dusted with powdered sugar.
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Eat some rotisserie chicken, piece of matzo with cream cheese and dried apricots, and a Jell-O pudding with whipped cream for dinner and dessert.
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"I was nervous about going with the Jell-O cake instead of the Blue Velvet we had planned but we just jumped in," she says.
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The release is part of Kraft-Heinz's JELL-O PLAY line, which encourages kids to play with their food and parents to become very upset.
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CreditCreditvia Charles Hall He used Jell-O and cornstarch at first, but the squashy gunk, poured into a vinyl bladder, was too heavy to move.
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"The dessert was a metaphor about coming together from different cultures, like the Jell-O and the coconut in the pudding," Tiravanija, now 260, says.
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If you're reading this, you're not getting me to pregame a Chippendales show with Jell-O shots — we are too old for that sh*t.
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It&aposs beloved in a part of the U.S. known as "the Jell-O Belt", and even became Utah&aposs official state food in 2001.
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Narrator: It&aposs beloved in what&aposs known as the "Jell-O belt"... and continues to be slurped down by college students across the country.
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So while Jell-O may no longer be the star of as many meals as it used to be, it&aposs still alive and jiggling.
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Too often, Korean pop albums that cram diverse styles into the same musical space fail to jell, a tendency that has befallen BTS in the past.
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Lizzie: Kaitlyn's on vacation this week, catching some rays or eating Jell-O by the pool or whatever it is she wants to do on vacation.
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How scary: The last time I watched this movie I was in college, and had just eaten an ice cube tray full of Jell-O shots.
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The closest mattress to this one was the Purple mattress, which had a silicone-like top layer that felt like Jell-O (in a pleasant way).
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A dessert mix that might have cost $0.99 in the original variety may cost $1.59 in the BFY version, as is the case with Jell-O.
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"I personally was thinking of doing something absolutely heinous with the bucket, and that's melting it all down and making a new Jell-O," she says.
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If you have an Office-loving prankster in your life take a cue from the master, Jim Halpert, and invest in a nice Jell-O mold.
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Kraft Heinz, the company behind Oscar Mayer bologna, Jell-O pudding and Velveeta cheese, also traded higher after it reported a larger profit than analysts expected.
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The rumaki would serve as an appetizer, the tomato aspic would be the main course, and we would end with the Golden Glow Jell-O salad.
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But to the families of rural Appalachia in the 22016s, Jell-O was a revolution, one made possible only by the New Deal's Rural Electrification Administration.
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The bit went viral, which helped encourage many more women to come forward with stories about being drugged and attacked by the former Jell-O spokesman.
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Earlier in the day, Butler had admitted that things might not jell on the court immediately, as he had spent just one shootaround with the team.
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"My mother would make coffee Jell-O with leftover coffee from her bridge club," one commenter on Epicurious wrote about her family in Fall River, Massachusetts.
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Photos of his high school prom proposal (a goofy re-creation of a Jell-O mold gag from "The Office") melted over 13,000 hearts on Twitter.
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The group's flashiest new recruit, Epic (a spot-on Jason Tam, as smooth as Jell-O pudding), is too Anglophone for the tastes of his bandmates.
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I learned that sweet, cheap, instant Jell-O was a dessert that truly reflected the space age, that its artificial qualities were part of its appeal.
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In 2018, archaeologists at NIKU use a similar georadar to unearth another millennium-old Viking ship near the Jell Mound in Østfold County in southeastern Norway.
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Dividend cut The maker of Velveeta cheese and Jell-O pudding also slashed its dividend by 22.5 cents to 40 cents a share — a 36% cut.
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In 2001, lawmakers got together and wrote the resolution, saying, "Jell-O is representative of good family fun, which Utah is known for throughout the world."
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It looked gnarly ... his arm wiggled like Jell-O when he fell off the pile -- but, the guy said last Friday that the surgery was a success.
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After that day, the immorality of letting religion run wild, while atheists kept quiet and enjoyed delicious potluck suppers full of community and Jell-O, was inescapable.
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So designing a brain implant can be tricky, like sticking a plastic fork into a bowl of Jell-O and hoping the fork doesn't move too much.
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For bourbon-based Jell-O shots, I like to keep it simple with a Manhattan: some good vermouth, an Amarena cherry, leaving the cherry in the shot.
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Mr. Wrench comes to his home during a holiday meal and shoots him in the back of the head as he searches for the Jell-O salad.
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As a tribute, The Washington City Paper tells the love stories that started at Millie & Al's -- mostly all beginning with their infamous Jell-O shots. http://bit.
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When he's securely removed from the objects of his scorn, he's tough as nails; when he's in their presence, he quivers like a bowl of Jell-O.
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As she sips rose-petal-flavored water, she explains how Jochen Holz and Silo Studio formed the Jell-O-colored vessels by blowing glass into fabric bags.
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The most fascinating historic photo taken in every US stateI tried vintage recipes from a '50s cookbook and I see why Jell-O salads aren't popular anymore
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If you're inspired, think of creative ways to persuade the board, such as bringing a pickle jar filled with bright red Jell-O like Mr. Harris did.
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In "Jell-O Girls," she weaves together her family history and the story of the classic American dessert to produce a book that alternately surprises and mesmerizes.
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It printed its own recipes showing and teaching consumers all the different ways they could serve Jell-O in a meal, which generated demand for the product.
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So by the 50s, gelatin was seen as something to stick leftovers in or serve to kids, and by the 70s, Jell-O sales began to decline.
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At the time, Cosby&aposs endorsement helped boost sales but Jell-O took a hit as it ramped up production of its pre-packaged single serve cups.
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No. This was full-on lime Jell-O green, close to the color swatch movie set designers turn to when they want to make something look radioactive.
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But Jell-O's new DIY slime—part of its recent 'Play' line—is completely edible without the risk of going blind or needing your stomach pumped after snacking.
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According to TMZ, Kazan left the grocery store with a basket that included Comet and Pledge cleaning supplies, a hot rotisserie chicken, tomatoes, Jell-O and uncured pepperoni.
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To celebrate one of her birthdays, the kids pooled together their change to buy a pack of Hostess cupcakes, Jell-O, a roll of Life Savers, and chips.
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"Negotiating with President Trump is like negotiating with Jell-O," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said on the Senate floor on the first day of the government shutdown.
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But woe to the table that loses the bidding war for these beauties: tucked away behind all the good stuff is a platter of lime green Jell-O.
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Stock of the packaged food giant, whose products include Heinz Tomato Ketchup, Jell-O and Kraft Macaroni & Cheese, plunged more than 22018 percent Friday to close at $22017.
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I think, especially at a high-end event, the worst thing you could do is leave your homemade Jell-O shots all alone on a table to melt.
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With the help of planner Beth Helmstetter, they threw a party with Champagne Jell-O shots, colorful streamers, a confetti cake, and a first dance to Uptown Funk.
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Although doctors had told her mother not to remove the bandage under any circumstances, she unwrapped it to discover a wound with the consistency of Jell-O pudding.
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As the cookbook instructed, I drained the juice from a can of crushed pineapple and brought it to a boil, then added a packet of lemon Jell-O.
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Bill Cosby's days of eating Jell-O and Pudding Pops are over -- and not just because he's behind bars ... he's simply sworn off sweets and carb-loaded foods.
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"Funeral Potatoes are as 'Utah' as green Jell-O and Sunday pot roasts," Utah's KSL radio station wrote in a post highlighting three of its go-to recipes.
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The study, which officially gets underway in January, will attempt to show that the enormous and increasing jellyfish biomasses can be the inexhaustible Jell-O of the sea.
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If druthers were things, and I had a coupon for druthers, I would stockpile them like Jell-O because you never know when you might need some druthers.
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The boy who had once delighted in making Italian dressing-flavored Jell-O as a prank to dish up to unsuspecting friends stepped into leadership roles in school.
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When they poured the mixture into molds and cooled it in a refrigerator, the gelatin formed its bonds — "just like when you make Jell-O," Dr. Srubar said.
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Credit... MARSHALL, Texas — One evening last spring, a retired doctor named James Harris carried a pickle jar filled with bright red Jell-O to Marshall's school board meeting.
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Readers sit for a long time with this information, contemplating it in the same kind of muzzy, Jell-O-shot haze that befuddles the students they're reading about.
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Breakfast: one piece toast, cottage cheese; snack: one orange; lunch: two hard-boiled eggs and an apple; dinner: hamburger patty, salad, cottage cheese, water, the odd Jell-O.
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All we know is that these people are being asked to keep coming up with narratives, the more personal the better, in the hopes that something will jell.
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Kraft Heinz (KHC), for example, has plunged more than 25% this year because of slumping demand for its Oscar Mayer cold cuts, Jell-O and Kraft Macaroni & Cheese.
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The Chicago-based company, which also makes Philadelphia cream cheese and Jell-O, said sales fell to $6.54 billion from $6.89 billion in the fourth quarter ended Dec.
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Despite its title, this isn't a bland tale that goes down easy; "Jell-O Girls" is dark and astringent, a cutting rebuke to its delicate, candy-colored namesake.
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Miller: If Jell-O wanted to make a comeback, I think it&aposs pretty impossible if their aim is to appeal to those looking for more natural foods.
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Here's a pic from the Facebook page for Calteaux's Stone Point Custom Woodworking, with Jell-O included:The basic 25-shot set sells for $79 at Stone Point's Etsy shop.
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It used to be that you could see Jell-O shiver and quiver, but now there's another thing you can do with J-E-L-L-O: fry it.
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People eat lots of Ace-K, because it shows up in diet sodas, candy, Jell-O, and plenty of other products, wrote Bill Chameides, a Duke University professor emeritus.
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Because DIY slime tutorials often included messy ingredients like white Elmer's glue, shaving cream, and cornstarch, clean up is sure to be a bit easier with Jell-O's product.
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Good on ya, Jell-O, for removing artificial dyes and GMO sugars, but could your next step please be to not include any toxic additives in your "natural" products?
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She says moderating the group mostly involves separating out repeat posts, but that the administrators try to give members as much freedom as possible with their Jell-O posting.
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Its soil amplifies shaking like Jell-O on a plate, and is prone to liquefaction, which is the ability to transform dirt into a dense liquid when sufficiently churned.
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This lime-green pineapple Jell-O mold deserves its place alongside your fanciest crown roast, and will add the perfect retro counterpoint to whatever else is on the menu.
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When you have absurd activities, Desiigner's your man, and going for the fastest time to eat a bowl of Jell-O with chopsticks is as absurd as it gets.
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Follow the stupid-simple instructions, which involve sprinkling a orange Jell-O powder mix onto a medium pack of cottage cheese and mixing them together with a large spoon.
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Criminal justice reform is an accomplishment no matter who signs the bill, but we should not ignore the danger of dealing with a president whose values resemble Jell-O.
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And this time, the internet delivered the quarantini cocktail for those long days huddled up at home social distancing, when you can't get to Costco for Jell-O shots.
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Once gelatin started being sold commercially—Jell-O, obviously, is the big brand, but Plymouth Rock Gelatine Company was a staple in New England—coffee jelly entered the household.
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Dessert will include a half-cup of gelatin, but it's unclear whether the prison serves the Jell-O brand of dessert that Cosby advertised for decades in TV commercials.
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Jell-O paid for Mary's life as an "orphan-artist," and for an expensive stint in a psychiatric clinic, but she didn't think it was good for much else.
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When the low fat diet trend emerged in the 80s and 90s, Kraft tried to market Jell-O as a diet food with fat-free flavors to keep up.
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The stock of the packaged food giant, whose products include Heinz Tomato Ketchup, Jell-O and Kraft Macaroni & Cheese, plunged more than 27% in a single session earlier this year.
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My admitting there's no god has nothing to do with rebelling against them: I loved them then, with their honest smiles and weird-ass coffee Jell-O, and still do.
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According to the website Big Tex, fried Jell-O was the big winner at their 2016 State Fair Of Texas Big Choice Awards, taking home the prize for Best Taste.
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The screen doesn't refresh as quickly as it would on something like the PS VR or Vive, so fast movements make the video look like its passing through Jell-o.
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They haven't seen Pop Rocks in so long, and the interaction between the crackling and the softness of the Jell-O shot, plus the alcohol—it's such a good synergy.
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And you are right certainly that in certain categories, maybe in a Kool-Aid, or Jell-O, or something like that-- you know, they go back 75 years or something.
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Many drone cameras also struggle with the "rolling shutter" effect, which can give a Jell-O-like shake to footage, especially when filming quick pans or chasing fast-moving subjects.
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And on a soft surface that can deform itself, like Jell-O, liquid drops will attract, just like bits of cereal in milk (except over a much longer time frame).
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If you're around people who are slamming back Jell-O shots, you're going to think you're a lot more virtuously sober in comparison even if you are actually very wasted.
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So if you've ingested a lot of leaves, or even anything with a lot of green food coloring (like Jell-O), that's likely the cause of lawn-colored number twos.
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Just add water and you've got a slime that "stretches if you pull it slowly, but snaps if you pull it apart fast," writes Jell-O in its product description.
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"Gravy" pieced together oral histories from women who grew up during this time, many of whom recalled the "fancy-Jell-O salad" that would grace a table on special occasions.
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The downside is teams that take awhile to jell (sometimes longer than the season lasts) and, in the meantime, are susceptible to being exposed by lesser squads like the sub.
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All of us New Yorkers stopped dead, goggling at plates that held individual molds of red Jell-O topped with a dab of something too yellow to be Cool Whip.
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Jell-O consumption has gone down steadily since its peak in the mid-20th century, but many cooks bring back a favorite dish in this category for the holiday table.
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Over a midday meal of roast beef, mashed potatoes and her grandmother's applesauce Jell-O, Ms. Gant said, she answered the chief executive's questions about daily life on a farm.
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During the shutdown, Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, a New York Democrat, lamented that negotiating with Trump was similar to negotiating with Jell-O because his positions could be so fluid.
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Jell-O girls are supposed to be good girls; Rowbottom's mother, Mary, believed she would be exempt from the family curse if she played the role that was assigned her.
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Now, it is Mirotic and Portis that are helping the rebuilding Bulls jell on the floor after snapping a 216-game losing streak with an overtime victory over the Charlotte Hornets.
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Fortunately, you don't have to skip out on being festive in order to avoid spending six hours waiting for JELL-O shots to chill, or splurge on super fancy bottles, either.
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Pioneering laser scientists Theodor Hänsch and Arthur Schawlow even created the first edible laser out of Jell-O around 1970, trying out 12 different flavors before finding just the right one.
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Earlier this year, Louisiana resident Mike Kliebert gave an alligator a melon full of blue Jell-o, which the alligator proceeded to chomp on, revealing Kliebert's child to be a boy.
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When I sampled them recently, his Brie-Camembert had the mouth feel of Jell-O; the Brie tastes like yogurt and lacks the heft and richness of the real dairy variety.
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Mostly people just post pictures and videos of the Jell-Os that they've made and people comment on it being like 'gorgeous, give me the recipe, what are your unmolding tips?
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"My mom and I were in Value Village and found an old glass mold for Jell-O, so I made one in that and that like kicked it off," she says.
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A pro with lots of food-based beauty experiments under his belt, Wannemacher has used everything from green Jell-O to Warheads, his latest video has gained a lot of traction.
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In lieu of immediate divestitures, Patricio is tasked with turning around brands like Oscar Mayer, Velveeta, Planters and Jell-O that are off-trend from today's focus on less processed foods.
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It also takes three episodes for that question to jell, though it presumably will be the foundational one as this series, which has already been given a second season, moves along.
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This dump salad is a hodgepodge of whatever is languishing in the crevices of your kitchen: cottage cheese, Cool Whip, orange Jell-O mix, and canned pineapple and mandarin orange chunks.
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While that demand has mostly been met by lists of recipes on parent-focused blogs and many videos devoted to its creation, Jell-O's now officially getting in the slime game.
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While the premise of edible slime as a party activity, as Jell-O suggests on its product listing, would ideally mean a separate slime for each child, kids do inevitably share.
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"My son taught himself iMovie, and now the kids make videos of themselves doing basic things — making Jell-O, shooting hoops — then cut it into pretty professional looking footage," she said.
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Both Jell-O and Plymouth Rock's coffee packs were discontinued, but wedged into the memories of New Englanders; on recipes across the internet, New Englanders reminisce about the after-dinner dessert.
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Edelstein told The New York Times in 2001 as she served a bowl of red Jell-O to Gerald Schoenfeld, then the chairman of the Shubert Organization, the theatrical production company.
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We come to see Rod Rosenstein, the deputy attorney general and supervisor of the Mueller report, as human Jell-O, losing his composure at times to the point of seeming unhinged.
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Scientists at Georgia Tech have been studying the physics and behavior of fire ant clusters, which have a consistency they say can be wobbly like Jell-O or flow like ketchup.
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When the great depression hit, recipe books promoted Jell-O as an affordable food option, highlighting its ability to preserve foods and transform just a few ingredients into a satisfying meal.
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"Negotiating with President Trump is like negotiating with Jell-O," said Schumer, who met Trump at the White House on Friday for a 90-minute meeting that had briefly raised hopes.
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It really is like, you know, he got the last container of Jell-o at the supermarket and he can&apost wait to get home to put some cool whip on it.
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If you're going to make Jell-O, please do not combine it with a list of (what I think should be) these banned ingredients: drained horseradish, cabbage, onion, pepper, or Miracle Whip.
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One of the guys made Jell-O shots (I Venmo him a few bucks for them) and we play a drinking game before heading down to a bar in the East Village.
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Many Kraft brands – think Velveeta, Oscar Mayer and Jell-O - give off a bouquet of flavor attributes that might best be described as over-processed, under-nourishing and ultra-long shelf-life.
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I attended CalArts for experimental animation, and I did make a lot of sculptures out of Jell-O that involved a combination of my animations and illustrations as part of the process.
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KraftHeinz more generally claims a dominant position at the picnic table, providing everything from Crystal Light and Kool-Aid, to Jell-O and Cool Whip—even Kraft singles and Cracker Barrel cheese.
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Others even threw out ideas for more sweet-tooth palettes, to go along with the existing selection — dulce de leche, Jell-O shots, and caramel apple were just some of the recommendations.
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Bill Clinton famously quipped that trying to control the internet was like trying to "nail Jell-O to the wall," but China, like many other countries, has controlled it to some extent.
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Instead of Jell-O, Mr. Sousa uses whipped white chocolate as a base, topped with crushed salty pretzels, elderflowers grown on the rooftop greenhouse and mulberries picked from the tree out front.
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It is not as easy to understand how they fit into Thanksgiving traditions, as they certainly do, especially in the South, Midwest and Utah (where Jell-O is the official state snack).
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Pinning Trump down on what he believes and what must go in any sort of congressional bill in response to the murders in Parkland, Florida is like trying to grab Jell-O.
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A top immigration hardliner said Monday he thinks Donald Trump's positions on immigration are like Jell-O, and accused the president of backing "limited amnesty" for immigrants in the country illegally. Rep.
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Midge had given up her own artistic ambitions to get married and have children — to be the good wife and the good mother, like the doting women in the Jell-O ads.
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Ms. Schultz's Nannetta, wearing pedal-pushers and an oversized shirt, comes storming in, grabs a big bowl of Jell-O from the refrigerator, sits at the kitchen table and digs in glumly.
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As we reported ... her cart had about $180 worth of groceries, and we're told it included cleaning supplies (Comet and Pledge), a hot rotisserie chicken, tomatoes, some Jell-O ... and uncured pepperoni.
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It's only available in new Jell-O Play kits that also include plastic molds for making squishy bricks that can be assembled like a building toy—but then eaten when playtime is over.
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Take for example one of Kiwami's most popular videos in which he takes a bunch of Jell-O, melts it down, and turns it into what looks like a deadly Jolly Rancher nightmare.
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There is, of course, Android app compatibility on Chrome OS, an initiative that first arrived somewhat half-baked last year and has taken months to fully jell as Google worked out the kinks.
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Similar to the brand's directions for making their instant gelatin molds, Jell-O PLAY Edible Slime's pre-made mixes only need water to create what looks like a large glob of saltwater taffy.
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Kraft recently launched a new line of Jell-O gelatin and pudding mixes with the proclamation that their "Simply Good" products are free of GMO sugar, artificial dyes, and chemicals such as BHA.
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Freya Estreller of Ludlows Cocktails Co.—formerly of innovative creamery Coolhaus—spends her days creating upscale packaged Jell-O shots, and she knows a thing or two about elevating the college party classic.
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I was coming from America's hospital-food stereotype of Jell-O and broth, but the food was better than most of the work-desk lunches I ate when I lived in San Francisco.
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A top immigration hard-liner said Monday he thinks Donald Trump's positions on immigration are like Jell-O and accused the president of backing "limited amnesty" for immigrants in the country illegally. Rep.
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"Despite its title, this isn't a bland tale that goes down easy; 'Jell-O Girls' is dark and astringent, a cutting rebuke to its delicate, candy-colored namesake," our critic Jennifer Szalai writes.
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"A salad at last in control of itself," is how the historian Laura Shapiro described Jell-O molds in "Perfection Salad," her book about American cooking at the turn of the 20193th-century.
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Twelve new players bought to return the team to glory have failed to jell, and the squad's struggles near the middle of the Italian league table cost the coach Vincenzo Montella his job.
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I think there's a reason you don't see dishes like this around anymore... from Old_Recipes Vegetable Salad from the Joys of Jello, 1963 from Old_Recipes Grotesque recipes aren't just limited to Jell-O though.
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Unfortunately, the Z7 does still exhibit a fair amount of rolling shutter (aka "the Jell-O effect") when panning; a common problem, but one which Sony has managed to solve on the A7R III.
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Maybe it's because vibrant blue and red Jell-O work so well with the color scheme, or maybe its just a fun way to mix things up when you're hanging around at a BBQ.
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Whether it be a penalty-killing unit that surrendered too many goals or star players who weren't producing enough of them, the Blackhawks were waiting for everything to jell into a complete-team effort.
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Then he shifted to a form of Cubism, turning objects like Jell-O molds, a telephone and an automobile engine crankshaft into compressive, nearly abstract designs in black, white and velvety shades of gray.
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There we would gather as she took a Jell-O-based concoction of pentobarbital and morphine, a barbiturate similar to what Marilyn Monroe and Judy Garland took at the time of their accidental deaths.
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"When you have a decent number of new players in the clubhouse, one of the things you're mindful of within the front office is how quickly can your players connect and jell," Eppler said.
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But life pits women against one another, and eliding that is just as ridiculous as staging all intra-female conflicts in kiddie pools full of Jell-O — it ignores what women are actually like.
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She dyed this modern ooze a vivid purple and violet, studded it with flower buds, blossoms and a variety of junk-store toiletries, and shaped it with Jell-O molds and decorative cake pans.
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The aliens' Jell-O-like physiques let Pixar have fun with exaggerated expressions of emotion — some of the biggest laughs come from a face turned just so, or a body practically melting in despair.
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Another time, he made a recruit eat nothing but Jell-O and mashed potatoes for a few days, and threatened that if he didn't improve, he'd have to stuff him in a locker, too.
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Its combination of silky textures and rich flavors is incomparable, and once you try it, you'll bid adieu to Swiss Miss, Jell-O, and even the fancy organic stuff you got at the co-op.
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The party had been billed as a Christmas lingerie–themed celebration for a 21st birthday and promised Jell-O shots, strip Twister, and beer pong, according to an invitation obtained by local TV station WXIA.
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From sticking belongings in Jell-O and making mega desks, to tampering with vending machines and more, Jim's played some great pranks on Dwight over the years, but Asian Jim was a next-level effort.
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Some are classy (if you want to keep things on the tamer side) while others are "classic" (a nod to your collegiate years, when the parties were packed and the Jell-O shots plentiful). 1.
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Having a big butt and a stomach that wobbles like Jell-O and thighs that rub together in the heat are the things that allow me to present my own femininity, individuality, sexuality, and confidence.
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I use red beans that have been cooked down in sugar; some nato de coco, which is basically coconut Jell-O; some palm fruit, which is great for color and sweetness; and some pandan jelly.
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There are both unfamiliar and familiar labels, from generic lemon-fresh dishwasher detergent, different flavors of packaged Jell-O, toothpaste, fabric softener, and packaged sardines, to baby shampoo, Pringles, Ultraclean Listerine and antibacterial toilet cleaner.
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The book offers an intimate portrait of a young man's sexual awakening, with unrequited love interests with preppy housemates, introspective rides on the Long Island Rail Road and Jell-O shots at the Surf Lodge.
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Xining Zang, a postdoctoral candidate in materials science at M.I.T., recently discovered a surprisingly easy way to build stacks of 2-D materials using gelatin, the ingredient that gives Jell-O and marshmallows their structure.
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If you go the Jell-O shot route, it may help to bring a pair of chopsticks or a fingertip into play at the last minute to encourage the banh beo to leave the nest.
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Everything from guitars to Jell-O might soon be able to, thanks to scientists at Carnegie Mellon University who came up with a way to use conductive spray paint to make almost any object touch-friendly.
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Round-Up Saloon If karaoke, dance classes, and cheap drinks (and okay, Jell-O shots) aren't enough to get you to this famed gay (but for-all) club, well, I guess we just can't hang out.
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In hopes of a turnaround, it brought in former marketing executive Miguel Patricio as CEO earlier this year to shift its focus from cost-cutting to growing brands like Oscar Mayer, Velveeta, Planters and Jell-O.
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So, today, when the sun is beating down on your back, when your palms are ripping open from the rig, when your legs feel like a bowl of Jell-O, keep pushing forward in his honor.
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It&aposs like he found out the restaurant serves JELL-O or that he won a $10 scratch-off or he scored a cameo in "Jersey Shore," or had his first No. 2 in a week.
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It&aposs like he found out the restaurant serves JELL-O or that he won a $10 scratch-off or he scored a cameo in "Jersey Shore," or had his first number two in a week.
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Last year, we cataloged some of our favorites: one dropped a whale from the sky, another constructed a skyscraper-sized skate ramp, jumbo jets fall from the fire, my favorite turned characters skeletons into JELL-O.
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The secret, according to their recipes, is basically just a little cornstarch, which, as you might be familiar with from making sauces, acts as a thickener, giving that wiggly, jiggly Jell-O a little more heft.
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Or the garden-mulch-like combinations of Woodstock days, when free love ripped lettuce-cup and Jell-O-mold corsets asunder and spinach danced corybantically with sunflower seeds and bean sprouts beneath the sign of Aquarius.
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There on a recent night the chef "paired" (to use fine-dining parlance) room temperature Joven with fanciful dishes like Santa Barbara sea urchin in yuzu Jell-O and grilled wild Spanish octopus with fennel pollen.
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"It takes time for any group to jell and learn the ropes of governing, and that is definitely complicated by turnover," said Lisa Brown, a top White House official under Mr. Obama and President Bill Clinton.
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A downgrade into junk level would be bad news for Kraft Heinz, a global giant that sells dozens of food brands like Kool-Aid and Jell-O in addition to its namesake cheese and ketchup products.
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Many of us have been there: It's Thursday evening, you've consumed a bottle of wine at dinner, and suddenly the idea of doing Jell-O shots at an '80s-themed dance party sounds like a great idea.
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For nine glorious seasons of The Office, Jim and Dwight pranked and sabotaged each other across their desks at Dunder-Mifflin, but in between the faxes from the future and Jell-O calculators, a secret friendship grew.
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Schumer says he's gonna try to strike a deal with the Prez -- who wants his southern border wall funded -- but makes note that Trump is like Jell-O on when it comes to sticking to one position.
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"I did a zombie show for the History Channel, and they needed a lot of blood, so I blended Craisins with black cherry Jell-O mix and put some water in, and it was delicious," said Forsythe.
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There was Jell-O with mandarin slices floating in it at any Christmas or Thanksgiving meal, and a thing called 'Christmas Morning Bake' which was a kind of French toast and bacon lasagna with cornflakes on top.
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It's easy to see why; he's cooped up in his house for hours, mixing titanic loads of vodka and Jell-O powder through a stainless steel distillery, dosing an army of plastic thimbles with a makeshift pump.
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You can catch him outside of music festivals and rock clubs all over the city, surreptitiously vending his candy-colored Jell-O shots (each individually garnished with a sprinkle of Pop Rocks) out of an unmarked van.
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According to WXIA, the December 30 party promised a few Jell-O shots, "drunk/strip Twister," and beer pong, but quickly got out of hand after a neighbor phoned the local police department to report hearing gunshots.
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Or "chocolate mousse," in which I vigorously stirred together no-sugar-added Jell-O chocolate pudding with equal parts low-fat Cool Whip to create a light brown concoction that tasted like a gourmet delicacy to me.
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"I need this to jell together the kid that knows every Tumblr post that I ever made to someone who doesn't even know of Off-White but just knows my name keeps popping up," Mr. Abloh said.
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Once popular in New England, it never really caught on in the rest of the US, probably because vintage Jell-O desserts often bring to mind colorful but unappetizing molded dishes and suspicious "salads" from the 1950s.
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Everclear, the potent 190-proof vodka college kiddos traditionally use for Jell-O shots, is in crazy demand now that enterprising DIYers know it's one of few alcohols potent enough to kill nasty bugs like COVID-19.
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Like Jell-O and Kleenex, the term "La-Z-Boy" is a genericized trademark that's used to apply to a whole class of furniture, usually recliners, due to their popularity and the memorability of the brand name.
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Luck is further removed from his lost 2017 season, and a coaching staff that was duct-taped together on the fly last January (thanks, Josh McDaniels) has had another year to jell after an outstanding debut season.
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It turns out that several states have designated official snack foods: Jell-O was declared the official snack of Utah back in 2001, and Illinois — a top producer of corn — made popcorn its official snack in 2003.
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A site-specific installation by Gary Godbey, Horan, and Handler features 400 copper Jell-O molds proliferating up a gallery wall and around a corner like a metallic tornado — an over-the-top declaration of domestic '80s bliss.
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The '50s were a long time ago, but we still enjoy Jell-O salad every so often, so maybe we would still be susceptible to social chaos if we were to learn about flying objects of questionable origin.
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Kraft Heinz said this year that the value of its Oscar Mayer and Kraft brands — with products like Oscar Mayer hot dogs, Jell-O and Kraft Mac & Cheese — were worth $15 billion less than it had previously stated.
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She may not want to go back to making Jell-O molds, but she does already have two children before 30, who recede into the background so often as to register as little more than a passing blur.
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Aside from raspberry Jell-O and chicken soup, the grandfather is taking regular 19503 milligram doses of Diluadid, a pain killer that acts as this book's fuel, loosening the tongue and mind of a naturally taciturn, tough man.
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What's more, the new Jell-O products don't contain artificial flavors, like synthetic chemicals made from petroleum, which have been linked to nervous system depression, dizziness, chest pain, headache, fatigue, allergies, brain damage, seizures, nausea and bladder cancer.
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The first scene opens in a high-school cafeteria, students filling their trays with slices of cake and bright cups of Jell-O while Devo's "That's Good," plays in the background ("you got yours and you got mine").
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The pudding that day is rice, the Jell-O is peach, coffee is offered before water, and the place is packed with people eager for one more meal on the 53-year-old diner's last weekend in business.
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The spine that I'd spent so much of my single person life developing would turn into Jell-O the second I met a guy with a sleeve tattoo who owned a cast iron skillet and a record player.
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In other works from the same year, like "Tunnel of Love," a brusquely painted, white, heart-shaped spiral on a black field, the synergy of illusion and metaphor that would characterize his mature work is yet to jell.
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Here are just a few of her descriptions of Trump: • Orange supremacist • First-grader with a head injury • George Wallace in a wig • Melting hunk of uninformed apricot Jell-O And can you guess where Bee is from?
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For TV characters and Kristin Cavallari, it's a Bacchanalian free-for-all when kids who can't even vote jet off to Cabo and do Jell-O shots while writhing around in hot tubs to the sounds of Pitbull.
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Today's find isn't a giraffe feeding a kitten, or a cosplay artist turning into a photorealistic version of the Eiffel Tower: It's a handful of a Jell-O-like substance that you can use to clean your body.
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There were parties at a place called the Farm House, out in the cornfields, where poets wrestled in a kiddie pool full of Jell-O, and everyone's profile looked beautiful in the crackling light of a mattress bonfire.
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After sunset, the cake is still available, but the focus shifts to Mary Bartlett's cocktail program, which always features a frozen drink ($12; a slushy Paloma, for example) and quirky specials like Count Chocula-flavored Jell-O shots.
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Savory molds like cucumber mousse, tomato aspic and glacé fish mold were just as popular as sweet ones until the presweetened Jell-O brand cornered the market soon after being introduced at the turn of the 20th century.
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Freya Estreller, founder of Ludlows Cocktail Co., demonstrated how to make Aperol Spritz Jell-O shots for MUNCHIES, and rest assured that it's worth the bit of extra prep compared to the bad-rep versions you've seen before.
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Instead, it now had the added reputation of being a diet food which only increased in the early 2000s as Jell-O pivoted to promoting it&aposs sugar free products to take advantage of the Atkins diet craze.
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That's because the parts of your brain that help orient your body in space are spread throughout the Jell-O; your eyes, ears, muscles and joints all contribute signals, which are processed through the cerebellum, cerebral cortex, and brainstem.
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Photo: Kraft-HeinzLego might be the most popular toy on Earth, but it's about to get some stiff (jiggly?) competition from Kraft-Heinz, which just tweaked the recipe of its Jell-O gelatin mix, making it thicker and sturdier.
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Screenshot: Kraft-HeinzIn a video that accompanied the announcement of the new product, Jell-O shows its squiggly bricks being used to assemble a small house, but it's doubtful your results will be as perfect as this CG creation.
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Crowds gathered to watch the "International Regional Mixology Championships," an evening-long performance that saw deconstructed Jell-O shots by Raynald (Suchan Vodoor) competing against Lipton-infused Long Island Iced Teas by the Billy Joel–loving Stef (Coco Conroy).
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So, naturally, we bought a lot of gummies, raided our liquor cabinets, and got to mixing, with the hope of creating a fun Fourth drink that also happens to be a lot easier to make than Jell-O shots.
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The maker of Ore-Ida potatoes and Jell-O posted earnings of 73 cents per share on revenues of $6.57 billion, higher than the 62 cents per share on $6.47 billion in revenue predicted by Thomson Reuters consensus estimates.
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It was all the more startling coming from a man once beloved as the mild Dr. Cliff Huxtable on his hit NBC sitcom, the Jell-O pudding pitchman and the whimsical creator and voice of the character Fat Albert.
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WATCH: Bake Brownies Inside Ice Cream Cones for the Best Sundaes Ever Jell-O has since created edible slime to save parents the trouble of making it themselves (or actually cause more trouble if you consider the potential mess).
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Brown's relationship with food was fascinatingly tortured: She was an obsessive dieter who subsisted largely on sugar-free Jell-O but also was dramatically dedicated to the adage that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach.
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And I just took it down there, and — So he takes this pickle jar filled with red Jell-O, and gets in his car, and he drives off his ranch and down the highway to the school board meeting.
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And I just took it down there, and — So he takes this pickle jar filled with red Jell-O, and gets in his car, and he drives off his ranch and down the highway to the school board meeting.
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Starting in the 1920s, Jell-O was advertised to women as an affordable diet trick; in the 1950s, as a dinner-party dessert; in the 1970s, as a quick treat for independent women who were too busy to cook.
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Starting in the 1920s, Jell-O was advertised to women as an affordable diet trick; in the 1950s, as a dinner-party dessert; in the 1970s, as a quick treat for independent women who were too busy to cook.
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Kraft Heinz, the food giant that also makes Jell-O and Oscar Mayer meats, surprised Wall Street on Thursday when it announced poor earnings, a multibillion-dollar write-down and an accounting investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Not only is this a recipe for a drunken disaster — it's hard to tell how much alcohol you're consuming when it's in slice form — but it also wastes the poor, sad watermelon flesh, which isn't incorporated into the Jell-O itself.
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This video, shared by Melody Kliebert, depicts a dad-to-be getting right up in an alligator's face, tapping its nose and trying wrestle it into position for its big "reveal" moment: biting into a watermelon filled with blue Jell-O.
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The Carnegie Mellon Researchers were able to turn a four-by-eight-foot sheet of drywall into a giant touch-friendly surface, and even a human brain recreated from Jell-O responded to finger touches using the cheaper Electrick approach.
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But with the advent of classier alcohol-inspired candies like the rosé bears and tequila gummies from Sugarfina, we wondered if it was possible to elevate the concept in the same way that Jell-O shots have managed to go gourmet.
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" On Monday, the father of two shared a second photo of "dry muesli (dry, Swiss), wet nap (wet, Japanese), box of cherry flavored Jell-O (sugar free), organic half avocado from two nights ago, and three Mentos (The Fresh Maker).
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The heat made me feel like I was a melting puddle of Jell-O, and the massager never got too hot, even though my feet were sitting in compact, heated chambers for a quarter of an hour at a time.
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It pointed out that pudding has nothing to do with a Jell-O mix but is often a sausage made from pigs' blood, that messages means grocery shopping, and that if you mince something, you've pretty much effed it up.
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The process began at luncheon at the Woman's Club in Richmond, Va., where each guest received an exquisite plate: a half-moon of red Jell-O surrounded by cheese straws, cream cheese-stuffed celery sticks and a scoop of chicken salad.
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Even if you grew up in the '23s and don't feel any nostalgia for, say, Mixed Vegetable Jell-O for Salads, you might still be able to conjure up the taste of the long-vanished Nestle Triple Decker Bar in your mind.
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"Because our products are unusual to look at, we definitely rely on staff to help the customers understand that, yes, this thing that looks and feels just like Jell-O is actually soap," says Lush senior brand and product trainer Erica Vega.
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That same day, I found the recipe online and was scandalized to discover the ingredient list includes nothing you won't find at any corner deli: sweetened condensed milk, Nilla wafers, Jell-O vanilla pudding mix, bananas, and cream — so, so much cream.
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She brings her mother's stoicism and cheer to Deirdre, also contributing one of her mother's recipes to the play's Thanksgiving table, a salad concoction called Orange Easy and Delicious, which relies on Cool Whip, cottage cheese, mandarin oranges and Jell-O powder.
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Though there's a tacit but widely held belief that one eventually graduates from Ikea to "real" furniture, just as one moves on from tossing back Jell-O shots or hanging posters as art, design aficionados have long known that this isn't necessarily true.
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Anticipating a homesick Snowden, Fitzgerald hauled over a duffel bag packed with the stuff of Americana dreams: Kraft macaroni and cheese, Jell-O cups, Oreos, Pepperidge Farm cookies, Twizzlers, peanut butter, Spam, an Orioles baseball cap and a pair of Converse sneakers.
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Once the tomato mixture was ready, I followed the cookbook's instructions to strain out the vegetables, add two packets of my unflavored Jell-O substitute, sprinkle in some diced bell peppers, and let it chill in the fridge until my guests arrived.
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One of the more famous slimes in history, the slime dumped on children and children-adjacent celebrities on Nickelodeon from 1981 to modern day, has long been concocted at home by fans, and two of the more popular recipes involve lime Jell-O.
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" But here's what the parent of an 26- and a 295-year-old found: "My son taught himself iMovie, and now the kids make videos of themselves doing basic things — making Jell-O, shooting hoops — then cut it into pretty professional looking footage.
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He weaponized some of the most sophisticated tools of modern marketing, wielding the internet to devastating effect, but this wasn't so different than, say, the plot of "The Music Man" — just swap the trombones and music lessons for supermodels and Jell-O shots.
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The hunt plates came out on the day our elementary school teachers came to lunch — always the same lunch, chicken à la king in noodle baskets my mother bought at Marshall Field's and a double-decker lime and black cherry Jell-O mold.
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It was a series of unexpected events and a friendly dare that started his evolution into Dixie Longate, a feisty redhead with a penchant for Jell-O shots and foul language who has toured the country for nearly a decade, peddling kitchen storage.
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Kraft Heinz, the food giant whose products include Jell-O and Oscar Mayer meats, on Thursday released a surprising batch of bad news that included a multibillion dollar write-down signaling a plunge in the value of some of its most famous brands.
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Now, as the field begins to jell, party leaders are pushing the message that they're pursuing a Senate strategy much like the one that worked in the House last year, offering fresh faces and unconventional candidates who suit the reformer-outsider spirit of the times.
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Though superwealth and misogyny are ready subjects, "Jell-O Girls" is most interesting as an examination of the psychological sources of illness and the outsize fertility of unhealed trauma, which inevitably begets more trauma, creating a lineage of what seems like cellular-borne pain.
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The Jell-O-loving British artist Howard Hodgkin, who died in March at 84, said his thirst for acquiring things was "unquenchable," according to Antony Peattie, the artist's partner, in his foreword to the catalog of Sotheby's auction of Mr. Hodgkin's collection, held on Tuesday.
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Pulling out the cooler and mixing up the brine, with its precise, unchangeable list of aromatics, is as much a part of the holiday as a game of front-yard football or complaining about the Jell-O mold your brother-in-law insists on making.
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The scale of the policy change is smaller, but the defiance of Congress is more overt; the legal foundation might be slightly firmer (as Jell-O is slightly firmer than a pudding) but the bad faith involved in the "emergency" claim is more extreme.
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Faced with a platter of banh beo, you realize fairly quickly that you have essentially two choices: You can use a spoon, or hold the dish to your mouth and tip it up while throwing your head back, as if doing a Jell-O shot.
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That's right, the YouTube team known for their mesmerizing slow-motion accounts of things like a spinning waterlogged ball and Jell-O getting hit with a tennis racket are here to answer the question on everyone's mind — what exactly do our uvulas look like mid-gargle?
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For their new study, the researchers started with human stem cells, arranged them in a sort of organic gel matrix like chunks of fruit in Jell-O, and tagged them with a fluorescent gene that would produce a glowing signature if they'd successfully produced certain cell types.
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Kraft Heinz has been a thorn for Berkshire, which in February took a $220 billion writedown on its 2000 percent stake, because of the packaged food company's inability to keep up with changing consumer tastes and reliance on older brands such as Oscar Mayer and Jell-O.
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So, instead of just winging it this weekend, I attempted to make four of the top summer Jell-O shot recipes on Pinterest — not just your run-of-the-mill college-day plastic gelatin mixes, but the prettier, more sophisticated takes on the jiggly alcohol trend.
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This obviously endeared him to fence-sitting Democrats (who will probably confirm him because they're made of Jell-O), but also obviously pissed off Trump, who is incapable of taking criticism of any kind, even criticism that will help his dang nominee get on the Court. Sen.
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The part of Jelloman's gimmick that doesn't break liquor laws is what he calls his "Jell-O art," in which he creates a Lite Brite-esque mural made of Dixie cups full of polychromatic gelatin that spells out a particular band's name on a cardboard slab.
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Here are the books discussed by The Times's critics this week: "Interior" by Thomas Clerc "Jell-O Girls" by Allie Rowbottom "Candy" by Terry Southern and Mason Hoffenberg We would love to hear your thoughts about this episode, and about the Book Review's podcast in general.
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" Democrats have not forgotten that a year ago, when they talked to Mr. Trump about DACA, he promised to work with them on a "bill of love," only to back away, prompting Mr. Schumer to declare that negotiating with Mr. Trump was like "negotiating with Jell-O.
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According to the historian Anne Mendelson, the product's convenience was so invaluable to women of the early 20th century that they simply plugged sweet lime, lemon and cherry Jell-O into savory recipes that were once seasoned with fresh lemon juice, meat stock and tomato juice.
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Photo: Kraft FoodsYour body is probably still digesting yesterday's fantastic feast (and bracing for leftovers) but it's already time to start planning next year's Thanksgiving dinner, and now that Kraft Foods has seemingly done the impossible and invented edible slime, grandma's Jell-O salad will never be the same.
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He listed pranks and jokes the office used to play on Hardy, like putting his computer keyboard in Jell-O, convincing him that Illuminati symbols were hidden in his desk, and the one time that Hardy led an office initiative to cover all of Werlein's things in wrapping paper.
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Here's what's for sale at the CenturyLink Center, courtesy of Berkshire brands like Fruit of the Loom: By CNBC's Evelyn ChengPosted on 6 May 2017 Shareholders can recreate edible versions of Buffett and Munger with Jell-O molds available this weekend only from Kraft Heinz, a major Berkshire investment.
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A one pound bag of grass fed, organic gelatin — which is anti-inflammatory and gut healing, while the grain fed version used by food manufacturers is not — can be purchased for under $20 on Amazon and will yield 150 cups, or 300 servings, of gelled Jell-O style dessert.
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Poring over retro ads for skin-crawling Jell-O salads with vegetables and tuna encased in green gelatin—or the "57 Prize Winning Recipes from H.J. Heinz Co." cookbook—it's a reminder that dreams of a Jetsons future, or wartime utilitarianism, sometimes got in the way of palatable cooking.
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He shook it up so the Jell-O sloshed against the glass, a representation, he told the school board members, of what happens to the brain during a hard hit in football and what can happen to those who are allowed to play the sport at a young age.
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Bob Graham of Florida, who earned the nickname Governor Jell-O because he was seen as weak and ineffective, reinvented himself by signing death warrants, increasing the number of warrants he signed when he ran for re-election in 1982, and again when he ran for Senate in 1986.
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Now imagine that Jell-O shots have the classiness of a beautiful duck terrine or delicate aspic served at the loveliest brasserie in Paris, where you're sitting across from a girl named Veronique who is gingerly eating hers out of a tiny cup with a beautiful vintage sterling spoon.
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Not content with just re-engineering the classic Jell-O formula so that the dessert can be used to make jiggly toy building blocks, a team of food scientists hidden away somewhere in Kraft Foods' secret laboratories asked a question no one has ever asked before: what if slime was edible?
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While it's important to realize that this new set of treat mixes does not replace the classic Jell-O gelatin and pudding lines, and that its initial offerings are significantly fewer in variety, it does mark a notable step in the trend of monolithic food giants adopting a natural foods model.
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While some food products have been entirely reformulated to be simpler and healthier (like Macaroni & Cheese, for which there is no longer an "old" version available), other companies are hedging their bets and introducing product extensions (like the eight new Jell-O mixes) rather than actually changing their iconic products.
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Baking, however, is different than building construction, allowing for a certain amount of clever last-minute improvisation, like a lake of blue JELL-O surrounding Woods Bagots' rendition of the Sydney Opera House, and Studios Architecture opting to create a miniature doll of Zaha Hadid out of leftover baking supplies.
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Y.) ripped Trump, telling reporters that negotiating with him was like "negotiating with Jell-O," while Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) blamed Senate Democrats for the shutdown.
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In 29, Rose O'Neill drew a comic strip about 'kewpies' (taken from 'cupid') – preening babylike creatures with tiny wings and huge heads, which were soon being handed out as carnival prizes and capering around Jell-O ads (to this day, Kewpie Mayonnaise, introduced in 143, is the top-selling brand in Japan).
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For Dunham's upcoming HBO series Max, the writer-actress told Food & Wine that she was determined to fit the show's 1960s theme with the help of different types of Jell-O molds — a kitchen item she was determined to get right as an ode to her mom's memorable gatherings during the same decade.
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For customers with a sweet tooth, kulolo, a traditional Hawaiian delicacy made from baked taro corms, is available on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, and comes straight from two nearby companies: Kapa'a Poi Factory and Hanalei Taro and Juice Co. The dessert has a sticky-smooth consistency akin to Jell-O crossed with pudding.
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You can just be a guy who sells Jell-O shots, or you can create an entire enterprising persona—you can become the Jelloman—and suddenly you might have a movie, and a funded Kickstarter, and a legendary reputation that will be carried on the tongues of drummers and guitarists for time eternal.
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The British horticulturalist Jekka McVicar, who grows more than 650 varieties of herbs on her farm in South Gloucestershire, England, has been approached by British chefs seeking sweet woodruff, beloved in Germany as an infuser of Jell-O and beer, and baldmoney from the Scottish highlands, its flavor a sidestep from cumin. Farm.
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Whether she's writing about food, her primary matter (though this covers everything from mayonnaise to Jell-O), her complex family life or culinary superstars like M.F.K. Fisher and Alice Waters (who provides the introduction here), Fussell is a gifted essayist and a meditative thinker, as enriching and relevant as she makes her subjects.
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"Here those things melt away," said David Chan, 222, a recent host of the queer Asian dance party Bubble T. He could have meant it literally: Mary J. Blige was playing, the crowd was downing CBD-infused Jell-O shots, and sweaty fishnet bumped against fish-shaped inflatables in the Standard Hotel's rooftop pool.
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And because midsummer nights' screams needn't be limited to fiction, we've thrown in the true-life story of Arthur Conan Doyle's involvement in a turn-of-the-century murder case (as written by the former Times reporter Margalit Fox), along with Allie Rowbottom's surprisingly dark family memoir of life as a Jell-O descendant.
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An employee behind the counter guided the customers through their options, which were also explained on wall signs: Select a tea (classic milk, say, or jasmine milk or horchata), and pick a topping like tapioca balls (the bubbles, or "boba"), almond jelly or grass jelly (an Asian treat similar in texture to Jell-O).
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We are told that Cynthia has three mysterious roommates, two obese teen-agers and a woman in her sixties; later in the story, the older woman dies suddenly, after eating Jell-O, and one of the teen-agers (or so Cynthia tells Donna) attacks another inmate and gouges his eye out with a spoon.
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Lydia pulls the creature out, notes that it is large enough to harvest sustainably (she won't take small octopuses because she worries about depleting the reef; and the community has established its own reef management system to try to protect its natural resources) and then stabs the tip of the spear through its Jell-O head.
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If you were so foolish as to leave your laptop unlocked or unguarded among that loutish lot, then anyone had full right to open your browser (which had at least two to three tabs open to Facebook) and post a status update involving a mundane gastrointestinal task ("Jell-O," for whatever reason, was the slightly more tasteful alternative.)6.
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Why it's all happening: A primary reason for the near-record amount of coal electricity shutdowns this year is persistently cheap natural gas prices, while in 2015 the reason was largely a pending deadline to comply with an environmental regulation requiring power plants to cut pollution of mercury and other hazardous air pollutants, according to EIA analyst Scott Jell.
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These new versions of Jell-O snacks (four gelatin flavors and four pudding flavors) have done away with butylated hydroxyanisole (BHA) as a preservative, perhaps because BHA is banned in European countries and Japan, and because it's been linked to insomnia, increased appetite, loss of energy, liver and kidney damage, fetal abnormalities, mental and physical retardation, cancer and baldness.
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In the 20-month race to determine the new leader of the free world, we spent time with a boastfully racist puddle of orange Jell-O; a booger-eater; the human version of a long, drawn-out sigh that ends with an accidental fart; a hoarder of dank memes; and plenty of other variations on Judge Doom.
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Read more:I tried vintage recipes from a '50s cookbook and I see why Jell-O salads aren't popular anymoreThe Walkman is turning 40 — here are 16 other gadgets from the last 50 years that are obsoleteWhat 14 everyday items looked like when they first came out30 words you won't believe were actually added to the dictionary
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I had had no idea anything could taste as good as the simple combination of a langoustine and a basil leaf inside a see-through wrapper of fried brik pastry, or the far more complex glass of sea urchin suspended in lobster jelly under a quarter-inch of cauliflower cream that was like an insanely luxurious Jell-O salad.
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Bonus for Megan Abbott fans, just to bring things full circle: As Abbott did in her 2014 book "The Fever," Rowbottom also offers a take on the mysterious twitching girls of Le Roy, N.Y. You might pair those books, like white wine and fish (or vodka and Jell-O), and ease out of summer that way, uneasily.
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A 12-foot-long mohair tapestry was inspired by the shape of Jell-O molds and is composed like a riverscape tableau; when the grasses from Swaziland he was using to make his enormous, cartoonish Scrappy cabinet grew too scarce due to drought, he mixed them with bits of garbage and colored sea glass, to masterful effect.
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Johnson: In World War II when you had many more women mobilized in the workforce and people were looking for something easy, it was probably much easier to just make some Jell-O and stick it in the fridge for the next day than to try and bake a cake or make a pie when fat was rationed.
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Photo: Kraft-HeinzJell-O hasn't shared the exact details on how it changed the recipe of its iconic dessert to be "special," but I'm sure many of us remember our parents adding an extra pack of gelatin to the mixing bowl to create 'finger Jell-O'—that's what we called it, anyway—which held its shape better when picked up.
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From Boston to Seattle, this 3,024-mile highway travels through 13 states and features niche attractions like the Jell-O Gallery Museum in Le Roy, NY, the birthplace of Superman in Cleveland and the childhood home of Michael Jackson in Gary, IN. Some larger attractions not far from I-90 include Mount Rushmore, Niagara Falls and national parks like Yellowstone and the Badlands.
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You'll often find a stack of barely-cohesive watermelon slices slowly drenching a pile of Oreos to the point of total sogginess on the plate that they share, or maybe a half-melted pint of Häagen-Dazs, or a tray of Jell-O that enters a state of entropic demolition after a few people attack it with their plastic spoons.
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"A Woman's Place" doesn't totally work — the flashbacks to Serena Joy's past feel a little too thin, and the episode continues The Handmaid's Tale's weird string of final scenes that don't quite jell (though this one falters for more understandable TV reasons of "we need to move the plot forward by any means possible," in contrast to the past couple).
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It is unclear how Mr. Pompeo and Mr. Bolton will jell, or how the dynamic may be changed by another new player in the national security orbit around Mr. Trump: Gina Haspel, his nominee for director of the C.I.A. Hers may be the most difficult nomination to succeed, because of her history overseeing part of the "enhanced interrogation" program after the Sept.
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Wailana was famous for its salad bar featuring broccoli slaw, sliced canned beets, kimchi, Jell-O, diced tomatoes and onions in vinaigrette, three-bean salad, pasta salad, and five kinds of dressing, available every day from 11 AM to 11 PM, often as a side to entrees like "beef stew casserole," breaded pork cutlet, beef liver, Salisbury steak, and "Moby Dick" fish and chips.
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If "Jell-O Girls" lacks some of the brilliance we find in other memoirs, like the emotional charity of Patti Smith's "Just Kids," the marvel of restraint found in Joan Didion's "The Year of Magical Thinking" or even the candor of Jane Fonda, which is itself a form of excellence in memoir, this is a capable, highly readable book on a topic that deserves more attention.
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As the Phantom camera rolled, team members swatted a cup of Jell-O with a tennis racket, blasted Mr. Tepper in the face with mini-marshmallows fired from a T-shirt gun and dropped an egg onto the blades of a drone hovering at shoulder level, splattering several members of the team with an al dente aeronautic omelet as they doubled over in laughter.
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