Do you like Jello, jelly, gelatin dessert?

Japan
July 21, 2020 11:58pm CST
And, what do you call it? Jello is the brand name for sweet fruity gelatin in the States. It is just made with the mix, hot water and cold water, then refrigerate it until solid. Some people add fruit. I am pretty sure that some countries call this "jelly". Others might just know it as a gelatin made with fruit juice or something. In Japan, they use agar-agar (a seaweed) to make gelatin desserts. To me, it is totally unhealthy but on occasion it is a cool comfort food. I just remembered I had a packet and made it. Mine is strawberry.
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@Lavanya15 (12888)
• Chennai, India
22 Jul 20
No idea about it. First time I hear it's name also. If possible share that fruit image, may be I try to find it.
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@marlina (154103)
• Canada
22 Jul 20
Here is a photo of a Jello box
• Japan
22 Jul 20
We used to do something like this, but in glasses, not jars.
https://www.myfoodandfamily.com/recipe/145634/reduced-sugar-whipped-jell-o-jars
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@Lavanya15 (12888)
• Chennai, India
22 Jul 20
@petatonicsca now I understand, but I don't taste in before.
@rhuenz (10680)
22 Jul 20
We called it gelatin as well,i tried making it before with that strawberry flavour.Kids like it.
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• Japan
22 Jul 20
Kids do. I do too, on occasion. Sometimes I'm a kid.
@Shavkat (141905)
• Philippines
22 Jul 20
I like them for dessert.
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@Shavkat (141905)
• Philippines
23 Jul 20
@petatonicsca I agree. If I am in the lowland areas, I usually have them.
• Japan
22 Jul 20
Nice in the warm weather.
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@aureliah (24687)
• Kenya
22 Jul 20
I taste once in a while but I really do not like it
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• Japan
22 Jul 20
As adults, a lot of people don't like it.
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@fluffy69 (4955)
22 Jul 20
I loved it for dessert
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• Japan
22 Jul 20
What flavor was your favorite? Mine was cherry.
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@fluffy69 (4955)
22 Jul 20
@petatonicsca i had gellatin with milk and fresh fruits to added
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@sophie09 (34230)
• Indonesia
22 Jul 20
Not much i prefer pudding
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• Japan
22 Jul 20
I love pudding. Much more than jello.
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• Japan
23 Jul 20
@sophie09 So, what kind of pudding? I like tapioca pudding, vanilla, and chocolate. And coconut. I don't like banana pudding, even though I like bananas.
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@sophie09 (34230)
• Indonesia
22 Jul 20
@minx267 (15526)
• Hartford, Connecticut
22 Jul 20
yes, I like it, picky about flavor though, red I like. I call it Jello.
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@minx267 (15526)
• Hartford, Connecticut
22 Jul 20
@petatonicsca oh wow, that sounds much tastier than Lime.. I too would not like lime!
• Japan
22 Jul 20
My least favorite color is green, lime. When I came to Japan and discovered that here, green is melon flavor, I was surprised.
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@marlina (154103)
• Canada
22 Jul 20
I can eat Jello once in a while
@LadyDuck (502729)
• Italy
22 Jul 20
We call them gelatin, I never liked.
@JudyEv (382412)
• Rockingham, Australia
22 Jul 20
It's called jelly in Australia. It was a cheap, easy dessert when I was a child but we rarely have it now.
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@JudyEv (382412)
• Rockingham, Australia
22 Jul 20
@petatonicsca That was true for us too - jelly and custard.
• Japan
22 Jul 20
It was kind of the go-to cheap dessert of my childhood.
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• Agra, India
22 Jul 20
Yes...I loved it as a child...and haven't eaten it since many years now.
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• Japan
22 Jul 20
It's funny how it goes in and out of style.
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• Agra, India
24 Jul 20
@petatonicsca yes...so true. Our choices change a lot with time and age
• India
22 Jul 20
Yes . It has a lot of sugar though.
• India
22 Jul 20
@Melanie_Marie Sugar free has frustose as compared to glucose.
• Japan
22 Jul 20
It does. I don't even want to think about it. But for me, sugar-free things don't agree with my tummy, so I would not mix it.
• India
22 Jul 20
@petatonicsca absolutely right.