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Serves 4
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Jello Aquarium

Jello Aquarium

Servings: Serves 4
Author: Decatur Macpherson

Ingredients

  • 3 cups lemon-lime soda, divided
  • 4 packets unflavored gelatin
  • blue food coloring, as desired
  • jelly beans
  • Swedish fish

Preparation

  1. In a medium saucepan over high heat, boil 1 cup lemon-lime soda.
  2. Sprinkle 4 packets gelatin in a large bowl and whisk in boiling soda. Whisk for 5 minutes, or until gelatin is completely dissolved.
  3. Pour in remaining 2 cups soda, then add in desired amount of blue food coloring. Stir until fully incorporated and desired color is achieved.
  4. Place a small handful of jelly beans into 4 mason jars or clear bowls. This will be your rocky ocean bottom.
  5. Divide jello mixture into mason jars. Optional: strain mixture into jars to reduce air bubbles.
  6. Place mason jars in refrigerator and let set for 4 hours.
  7. Remove mason jars from refrigerator and use a small paring knife to cut a pocket into the gelatin. Gently push 1-2 Swedish fish into jello.
  8. Return to refrigerator to set for another 1 hour, or serve immediately. Enjoy!