| ndered what else you could do with all of those | | | | Once the jell-o is prepared, pour into the molds, |
| chocolate molds you have laying around? Jello | | | | being careful not to overfill. I find that during this |
| jigglers are a fun way to get some additional use | | | | step it is beneficial to have the molds sitting on a |
| out of them and kids love them. They look | | | | cookie sheet or something not too flexible so that |
| absolutely adorable and taste great too! | | | | you will be able to easily move the molds from |
| Any type of 3-D animal mold is sure to be a hit | | | | the counter to the refrigerator. Chocolate molds |
| with your child. Chocolate molds that are a little | | | | tend to be slightly flexible so moving can be |
| deeper than normal work the best. Most plastic | | | | difficult without spilling once full. Let the jello-o set |
| chocolate molds can withstand temperatures up | | | | up in the refrigerator. |
| to 160 degrees Fahrenheit so don't worry about | | | | Once the jell-o has solidified, remove the molds |
| them melting. | | | | from the refrigerator and gently pull jell-o away |
| To prepare the chocolate mold, spray lightly with | | | | from the sides of the mold to loosen and then pull |
| a cooking spray. Follow the recipe on the jell-o | | | | completely out of the chocolate mold. If you have |
| box for the jell-o jigglers, not the regular jell-o | | | | to really pry and pull it out, it should bounce right |
| recipe which is too soft. You will not be able to | | | | back into shape. You're done. Enjoy! |
| pull it out of the mold without breaking it apart. | | | | |