Kraft Broken Glass Jello Recipe

This Broken Glass Jello will definitely turn heads at your next birthday party, pitch in, potluck or picnic. Everyone will ask how in the heck you made it! Secret: It’s not that hard at all, it just takes a little planning! 4 colorful different flavors of Jello Cubes are suspended in unflavored gelatin to make this fun and delicious chilled dessert that is perfect for any occasion! Read below, and we will walk you through the whole process!

You’ve just gotta love Jello, right? It’s so easy and inexpensive to make! Kids love it and it makes adults FEEL like kids again! It’s delicious and there are so many things that you can do with it.

We’ve made some really cook Jello based recipes here on this website. From Strawberry Jello Cool Whip Pie to Pineapple, Strawberry and Peach Pretzel Salads, Jello can be the base ingredient for some really cool and fun desserts.

Easy Broken Glass Jello

Today, we are going to make a dessert that COOL and FUN.. in ALL CAPS! This Broken Glass Jello looks so awesome! And it tastes pretty spectacular too!

Broken Glass Jello is also sometimes called just Glass Jello or Stained Glass Jello. It consists of 4 different flavors of Jello Cubes that mixed together with unflavored gelatin to create a fun palate of flavors and colors.

This dessert looks harder to make than it really is. It DOES just take a little bit of time, but it’s totally worth it!

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Another great thing about this recipe is that you can use any flavors or colors that you want to! This is great for themed parties (like The Holidays are rooting on your favorite Sports Team).

I hope you enjoy this recipe! It’s fun, colorful and delicious! Let me know how it works out for you in the comments section! Thanks for reading!

This Broken Glass Jello will definitely turn heads at your next birthday party, pitch in, potluck or picnic. Everyone will ask how in the heck you made it! Secret: It's not that hard at all, it just takes a little planning! 4 colorful different flavors of Jello Cubes are suspended in unflavored gelatin to make this fun and delicious chilled dessert that is perfect for any occasion! Read below, and we will walk you through the whole process!

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Is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to amazon.com.Broken Glass Jello (also known as Stained Glass Jello) looks so impressive, but is really easy to make! Different colors of Jello float in a sweetened white gelatin mixture. Vary it every time by using different flavors.

This classic make-ahead dessert recipe looks so lovely on a buffet table and is always a hit at holidays, potlucks, and luncheons!

Ever had Broken Glass Jello? It’s a classic Kraft recipe that’s been around for decades. Isn’t it beautiful? It’s like a mosaic or church windows. Seems as though it would be a ton of work to make, but it’s so easy.

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We love how sweet and light it is, fun to eat, plus so eye-catching put out on a dessert table for any occasion.

Broken Glass Jello (aka Stained Glass Jello), is different flavors of Jello cubes submerged in a condensed milk-gelatin mixture. It chills in the refrigerator until solid and then cut into squares. It’s so colorful and delicious.

Jello cubes are easy to make. IMPORTANT: You will not be following the directions on the box of Jello, which calls for more water than you need.

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Broken Glass Jello looks so impressive, but is really easy to make! This classic make-ahead dessert is always a hit at holidays and potlucks.

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