Showing posts with label resources. Show all posts
Showing posts with label resources. Show all posts

Friday, February 19, 2010

Vintage Jell-O Boxes



I'm sure these are WAY past the expiration dates, but I'd LOVE to try them. Especially the "salad" flavored one. I wonder if "salad" flavor will ever make a come back?
For sale here and here from Retro Eclectica.
Enjoy!
T

Wednesday, October 28, 2009

Creepy Jell-O

Jell-O's not always the happy fun colorful dessert you think it is. Sometimes Jell-O can be downright scary and I'm not talking about The Swedish Salad Mold. I'm talking about freaky and creepy Jell-O.


Here's the undead Jell-O found by Geekologie. You'll need to eat it before it eats you... or I guess you could always just kill it with fire. You can find this mold here at Think Geek. (You can also try brushing on some red food coloring when it's out of the mold for an extra bloody effect.)


Of course if you are a zombie, you might prefer the brain Jell-O mold. I'm assuming Jell-O is a bit more appetizing than actual brains. You could also try filling this mold with the "pink salad" to make it extra revolting.
Found at The Daily Dairy and you can buy a brain mold of your own here at Think Geek. (You can also fill your Jell-O mold with some spaghetti to make it look extra brainy.)



While we're on the subject on internal body parts, you might want to consider trying an anatomically correct heart. Nothing says "I love you!" like giving that special someone a still beating heart... or at the very least a Jell-O mold shaped like a real heart. Found here at Sick Kitchen and you can buy the mold here at Anatomical Chart Company. (I would highly suggest using the bleeding heart recipe.)

Enjoy!
T

Saturday, October 10, 2009

How to: Encase a Stapler in Jell-O

Oh, I have no patience!
I've been saving this post for April Fool's Day, but I just can't wait!

Do you have a Dwight in your office?

Now you too can encase his personal belongings in Jell-O!

See the complete instructions here on The Office Fan Site: The Jell-O Stapler.



Here are some of the examples from their site:










Enjoy!
T

Sunday, June 7, 2009

where to buy jello

If I lived in Appleton, Wisconsin, this is were I'd shop.

Woodman's Grocery Store. Appleton, Wisconsin.

See photo here. From doozer4200's Flickr photostream.

Wednesday, May 27, 2009

the search for molds

bird and bunny . . . vintage copper molds by THL Vintage – $7.00

1950s miniature plastic jello molds by pacha mama vintage – $5.00


YUM YUM... VINTAGE - COPPER FISH JELLO MOLD from Retro Heaven's Shop – $9.50


VINTAGE THREE COPPER TONED JELLO OR PUDDING MOLDS 1950s from Vintagous – $5.00


Vintage Set of 4 Copper Tone Jello Molds Animal Shapes by Kimaroo's – $4.99


Get organized...vintage Jello molds for studio storage by The Merry Magpie – $5.75


Vintage Copper Tower Mold from Sweet Rice – $10.00



Here's a wonderful selection of Jell-O molds from Etsy vintage. Some of these are a very good price, and some of these are priced higher than they're worth. But all are great for making Jello. (And some of these you could use for Bundt cakes too.) The colorful plastic ones are for individual salads, and the little ones are perfect for puddings. This really makes me want to add to my collection.
T