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I Ate Jell-o


Guest BellyTimber

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Guest BellyTimber

This is a nice little experience that happened to me lately.

Near me was a "church fete" recently and folks had donated goods to some of the stalls.

Lo and behold on the Produce stall was a packet of Jell-O (coconut variety) and a tin of baked beans with ham and maple syrup.

Perhaps some immigrant Americans had brought them for their initial period before they discover shops, etc, found them surplus and donated them.

I snapped them up like a flash.

I thought Jell-O was wonderful, it is like our 'Angel Delight' but far nicer as it is smooth.

I had half the can of beans on gluten-free-WF bread this morning...

Life has these little 'magic moments' doesn't it, which are full of meaning. Someone cares!!!

:P


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Haha...that's awesome! At first I was confused, then I remembered that you don't live here, so you wouldn't have tried it b4. Nice!

  • 4 weeks later...
SandraNinTO Rookie
:D Hey, I haven't had jello for 10 years and just learned it is gluten-free. I mentioned it to my Mom and she made it for me during visit home on sunday (orange flavoured, with coolwhip). What a blast from childhood (and easy for her to remember). I think sometimes our families are overwhelmed by all the rules. Jell-o is a pretty safe choice at shopping mall cafeterias as well.
  • 2 weeks later...
Guest BellyTimber

There was a further, amusing thing about that fete.

All ladies were invited to buy a donated hat to raise funds so there was this particular lady I know, very stylish and dignified, in a most stately hat, manning the bric-a-brac stall.

She is very outgoing so she was actively trying to interest passers by in the goods.

The item I most remember her trying to palm off on everybody was ... a toilet seat!!!!!

My excuse I gave her for not buying it was: "I've been already!"

:lol:

That incident came back to me and I've noticed we enjoy our "basic" humour.

:D

  • 1 month later...
Noelle126 Apprentice

Jell-o has been my favorite dessert since I was little! I was so glad to know it was gluten-free!

elisabet Contributor

Such a wonderful news,does anyone knows what jello is made of?

Rusla Enthusiast
Such a wonderful news,does anyone knows what jello is made of?

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It is made from gelatin and sugar.


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