Taste the Rainbow! Whether it’s a birthday party, St. Patrick’s Day, or just a fun summer BBQ, rainbow Jello is always a crowd-pleaser. Plus, who doesn’t love a dessert that’s literally bursting with color? Just in time for St. Patrick’s Day, here are a few more great rainbow desserts to try: rainbow cake, cupcakes, and fruit skewers! All you’ll need from there is a pot of gold!

Rainbow Jello Recipe

Rainbow jello is a vibrant and fun dessert that is sure to bring a smile to anyone’s face! Making rainbow jello is really easy and doesn’t require many ingredients. All you need is a package of Jello in each color of the rainbow, water, and maybe some whipped cream to top it all off with. Rainbow jello is like a party in your mouth, with every color of the rainbow represented in a jiggly, fruity form! Rainbow jello is the perfect dessert to serve at any celebration. It’s a great dessert for kids’ birthday parties or summer potlucks, and it’s sure to be a hit with everyone. The bright colors and layers of jiggly goodness make for a fun and playful dessert that’s sure to impress. You can also get creative with the flavors and mix and match different colors and flavors to create your own unique rainbow jello creation. (I have a few ideas for you below!) So, whether you’re looking for a fun and colorful dessert for your next party or just want to brighten up your day, rainbow jello is sure to do the trick!

Ingredients You’ll Need

Who knew a dessert as fun and colorful as rainbow jello could be made with just a handful of ingredients? Simple ingredients, big fun – that’s what rainbow jello is all about! You can find all of the measurements below in the recipe card.

Boxes of Jell-O: You will need strawberry (or raspberry or cherry), orange, lemon, lime, berry blue, and grape for all of the different colors!Unflavored Gelatin: To help your rainbow jello take shape!Sweetened Condensed Milk: To add some creaminess to the layers.Water: Necessary for the jello powder to dissolve in.

How to Make Rainbow Jello

Making rainbow jello is so easy, even a kid could do it – in fact, it’s the perfect kitchen activity for little chefs in training! All it takes is a little patience and layering for this delicious treat to come together. My kids love cutting into the finished product to reveal the beautiful burst of colors!

Switch Flavors and Colors: The flavors of gelatin are easily adaptable to your preferences and occasion. Try different flavors of red and pink for Valentine’s Day, reds and green for Christmas, purple and orange for Halloween, and red and blue for the 4th of July or any patriotic holiday. Let Layers Set: Let the layers completely set before adding the next. If you add another layer while the layer underneath is still soft, it can get craters and swirl into the fresh layer. Keep Milk Jello Warm: To help keep the milk jell-o liquid, you can place the bowl or measuring cup inside a larger bowl filled with moderately hot water. This will let it cool down from boiling, but keep it warm enough to stay liquid.Pouring Gently: Pour the jell-o onto the layer beneath it by pouring onto the back of a spoon. This softens the stream of liquid so it doesn’t pockmark or form craters in the layer beneath it. 

In the Refrigerator: Store in the fridge either in an airtight container or covered with plastic wrap for 5-7 days.

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All nutritional information is based on third party calculations and is only an estimate. Each recipe and nutritional value will vary depending on the brands you use, measuring methods and portion sizes per household.

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