Low Fat Jell-O Parfaits

"I made this about like the recipe for parfaits. Again with the jars which I think is a great idea. Take them about anywhere and not worry about them. Course you can use parfait glasses too. These are good and seem to be filling too."
 
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photo by KGCOOK
photo by KGCOOK photo by KGCOOK
Ready In:
20mins
Ingredients:
5
Serves:
6
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ingredients

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directions

  • Mix both packages of jell-o with the boiling water and stir till jell-o is disolved.
  • Add cold water and stir.
  • Refrigerate about 4 hours or until jell-o is firm.
  • Put half of the jell-o into mixing bowl and add 1 container of yogurt.
  • Set mixer on a medium -low setting and blend until blended but not creamy.
  • put about 2 teaspoons gramham cracker crumbs in the bottom of 6 half pint canning jars.
  • Followed by about 2 tablespoons jell-o mixture.
  • Follow with about 2 teaspoons graham cracker crumbs.
  • Followed by about 2 tablespoons plain jell-o.
  • Next 2 tablespoons of vanilla yogurt.
  • Repeat layers until all ingreditents are gone.
  • Wipe rims, add lids and refrigerate.
  • Really I don't think the order matters.
  • Just put graham crackers between each layer.

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Reviews

  1. Thank You for this recipe! I have never liked yogurt, but these are Wonderful! I used Oiko Vanilla yogurt. Mine didn't turn out as nice as yours, but that's ok, they taste great and I will be making them often.
     
  2. What fun, and the combination's you can make are unlimited. I used strawberry banana yogurt with strawberry jello and I had no graham crackers so I used animal crackers, crushed. Wonderful, I know the kids will love these when they get home from school and it's not really even bad for them, I used sugar free jello. thanks for a great , fun recipe and the idea of using the canning jars was brilliant.
     
  3. Yum-m-o! We ate this for dessert all weekend. This was a very refreshing dessert. I added cool whip as one layer and also added a little granola on top. I used the cherry jello and vanilla yogurt. Will make again tonight!
     
  4. Made & reviewed for the Recipe of the Week in the Kid Friendly Forum! We made these on Sunday evening, to take on a picnic on Monday, They are very easy (& fun gor the kids) to make. I used a couple of sachets of strawberry jelly crystals (vegetarian) & used digestives (UK equivalent of graham crackers). These were great & travelled perfectly in the cool box - everyone was very envious of our dessert!!! Thanks for a great recipe :)
     
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