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Recipes made with Hello Jello

From lunchbox legends to weekend desserts — here’s what you can do with a sachet and a little imagination.

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Rainbow Layered Jelly Cups

Four flavours, four layers, one very impressive result. Use clear cups to show off the colours — kids go absolutely wild for these.

20 min + 4 hr setServes 6
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Jelly & Yoghurt Parfait

Cubed Strawberry or Raspberry jelly layered with creamy Greek yoghurt, crunchy granola, and fresh berries. Breakfast or dessert — honestly, either works.

10 min + 3 hr setServes 2
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Coconut Panna Cotta & Jelly

A silky coconut cream layer poured over set Lime or Pineapple jelly. Elegant enough for a dinner party, easy enough for a Tuesday.

25 min + 6 hr setServes 4
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Hello Jello Ice Blocks

Pour your prepared jelly into ice block moulds and freeze. That’s genuinely it. Pineapple and Lime are our favourite for this one, but they all slap.

5 min + overnight freezeMakes 6
No-Bake Jelly Cheesecake
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No-Bake Jelly Cheesecake

A biscuit crumb base, a creamy no-bake cheesecake filling, and a vibrant Strawberry or Raspberry jelly topping. Stunning to look at. Even better to eat.

30 min + 4 hr setServes 8
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Fruit Jelly Cups

Drop fresh or frozen fruit into your jelly before it sets. Strawberries, mango, kiwi, blueberries — whatever’s in the fridge. A lunchbox hero.

10 min + 3 hr setServes 4