Strawberry Sangria Jello

I got the flower mold from Wholeport, one of my sponsors. I was originally planning on trying out this mold by making a cake but the hot weather tempted me to try it out for Jello. I lightly sprayed the baking mold with a cooking spray before filling it and once it had set up I had the big test – does it actually come out of the dish easily. It did! We were actually quite surprised at how easily the jello make out of the mold and pleased that there was very little fuss to remove it.



Strawberry Sangria Jello
Makes a medium sized jello mold

• 6 oz. package powdered strawberry jello 
• 1 1/2 c. boiling white grape juice (Substitute wine if preferred)
• 2 c. Sprite (1 standard can plus a little bit extra, open it 15 min before starting so the bubbles subside)
• 2 c. diced strawberries (You can also slice then if preferred)
• 1 c. green or red grapes, diced small
• 1 gala or granny smith apple, core removed, diced small

1. In a large bowl dissolve the strawberry jello with the boiling grape juice. Cool 10 minutes. Stir in soda. Chill 45 minutes.

2. Fold in the diced fruit. Pour into sprayed jello mold. Chill for 4 hours. Invert onto a plate when ready to serve.

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