This is so fun to make! And eat. Yes, I make my kids share it with me.
Boil 1 cup water and stir in the box of orange jello. Stir until dissolved, then add 1 cup cold water. (I use my 4-cup Pyrex glass measuring cup. It’s nice to have the pouring spout!)
Stir well and divide between six 8 to 9-oz. triangular-shaped clear plastic cups (Solo brand has a good one).
Refrigerate for a couple of hours.
When the orange layer is firm, prepare the lemon jello in the same way. Let it cool, then pour over the orange layers. Chill overnight. Top with whipped cream before serving.
This is a fun thing to serve kids at a Halloween party or in their classrooms!
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Easy….but you need time for the layers to set up really well before you pour in the next one. Be sure you make these at least a day or two before you need it. They turned out so cute! Will be making again for Thanksgiving in my triangular shaped bowl.
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jana37 on 1.21.2011
My stepdaughter loves candy corn….can’t wait to share this with her. Thank you! J.
kathyingreendale on 11.6.2010
Making these right now….waiting for the water to boil. Just wanted to let everyone know that I found the Solo cups at my local Dollar Tree store.
suzanne999 on 10.17.2009
This looks so fun- the rainbow jello recipe has some white layers- I may have to add that at the tip to make it just like a candy corn. thanks for sharing this great idea- off to the store to find some triagular cups!
junebug on 10.6.2009
Great idea!! I will try this tomorrow.
starangel82 on 10.5.2009
Too cute!