Jello isn’t just for simple desserts—there are so many creative ways to use it in your cooking. From fun cakes and sweet salads to unexpected pairings, Jello can add a bright and playful touch to all ...

Jello desserts were a staple for so many of us while growing up, enjoying family time. Most often simple to make, colorful, creamy and lighthearted, Jello desserts are so versatile and can please a ...

While athletes at the 2002 Winter Olympics are going for the gold, their Utahan hosts will be going for the green. That is, green as in lime Jell-O--the nonsponsoring, unofficial food of choice in the ...

Most references to classic American Jell-O salad will have you believing it’s a dinosaur, once popular and now extinct. A monstrous mishmash of seemingly disjointed ingredients ranging from crushed ...

Standing in his Culver City test kitchen, chef Sang Yoon is holding what looks like a freshly used bar of soap, in a soap dish. “So, it’s basically a Jell-O shot,” says Yoon of the dish, barely ...

Confession: I hate Jell-O. I have never liked it, not even when I was a kid. In fact, one of my least favorite things about being kept home sick was the fact that our fridge would magically fill with ...

This throwback is good enough to replace the canned stuff. By Eric Kim In a 1952 “Better Homes and Gardens” recipe for “Lime Cheese Salad,” an otherworldly combination of vinegar, grated onion, ...