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By XAnnette on December 25, 2004
Photo by Glori-B
Photo by Glori-B
"What a simple fun way to use blue jello and gummy fish!"
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Serving Size: 1 (199 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 4
"This looks awesome! I haven't tried them yet but I think it would be neat to put them in a ziplock bag (as if you are getting a goldfish from the fair)."
"These were great--BUT, a few suggestions based on some mistakes I made. First, do not use Swedish fish! I could not find gummy fish, so I used Swedish fish. They do not hold up and they look terrible! :) Also, the blue jello was a little too dark. Maybe next time I would mix one blue jello with one clear or something. Otherwise, the recipe worked very well and the kids loved them! Thanks!"
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"This is one of those recipes where you say, Why on earth didn't I think of that? Making these was easy, fast, and all of us had a great time making the fish "swim" in the water before we ate them. Thank you so much for posting!"
"So cute, cant wait til I have grandkids. This would be nice in a goldfish bowl also. And the sea foam idea, wow."
"I wish you could have seen the looks on my grandsons' faces when I presented these for their dessert, offering "sea foam" (cool whip) as a topping. Too fun! Thanks for a great recipe idea! The boys are still talking about it!"
"Thank You XAnnette our DS's really enjoyed this. I put these in individual plastic cups, added Gummy Sharks, turtles, etc. Tried to find the clear? jello-thought it would look more authentic but couldn't find it so used blue like tou recommended, thanks for adding a smile to our DS's faces!!!"
"The idea is cute. I have tried this before. The only thing I did not like was the taste of these. It was not as sweet as I wanted it. Otherwise, it set very well and looked nice too."
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