Galaxy jello

Galaxy jelly / jello for a Star Wars or Space themed kids party.

Doctor who bowling party Wibbly Wobbly Galaxy Jelly the glitter didn't show up in the photo very well :/ Instructions are here http://bakingdom.com/2012/08/doctor-who-wibbly-wobbly-timey-wimey-jello-in-a-jar.html

From the Brooklyn-based, queer-owned “jelly cakery,” Solid Wiggles, The Cosmos cake offers a mesmeric, near photo-realistic interpretation of the Milky Way. From condensed milk spirals …

It’s the first “Made It Monday”! On Mondays, we’ll go over what my latest project is/was :) My husband and I were invited to a get together over the weekend. Naturally, I vo…

Magical Summer Kanten (Japanese Jello)

Learn how to make vibrant, crunchy Galaxy Candy Grapes with this easy recipe. Perfect for parties and special occasions!

This galaxy clear jelly cake is a showstopper dessert that's truly out of this world! With vibrant colors and shimmering glazes, this raindrop cake is a feast for the eyes as well as the palate.

7/7 is the Japanese holiday Tanabata (七夕)! It celebrates the story of orihime (the weaver) and hikoboshi (the cowherd), who are separated by the Milky Way except for on this day. One way to celebrate is to eat star or galaxy themed foods, such as this Milky Way jelly (天の川ゼリー). Some people do blue jello with whipped cream, others do many layers, and I’ve even seen one ombré purple blue jello parfait. Fruit cut out into stars or firm jello cut into stars is common too, of course. This one is…

Easy-to-make gelatin stars are colorful, cool, cute<strong>, </strong>and delicious! This recipe is kid-friendly, and non-cook approved. Use any flavor gelatin and/or shape of cookie-cutter depending on the event or celebration! Blue stars are perfect for patriotic holidays like July 4th, Memorial, and Labor Day.