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Once these were made they were forgotten about pretty quickly as there's not much you can do with them without ruining them. Today we want to share with you our best rainbow jelly recipe that will make every kid at your party ask for more!When the package says 25 surprises, it literally just means the items necessary to make the four characters, plus one little charm for each and one piece of plastic to connect the charm you use to make them to a zipper or keychain. Once the white layer is set, pour the blue jelly over the top, gently tilt the pan to distribute evenly. It is crucial that you follow strictly the measurements – too much water and you won’t get a sturdy result. Thin layers not only look good, they also make sure that the jelly slice will not overflow from the pan and the jelly slices won’t be to tall when completed. Unlike tapioca boba pearls (which can sometimes feel sticky), rainbow jelly is easier to bite even though it initially may feel firmer.

Cut your jelly into pieces that will come through your boba straw (you can also eat them with a spoon). I will update if the contents inside the package are still usable but the package doesn't look promising. As far as the ones that work, it required adult assistance to make them, and one of them wasn't actually set after forty-five minutes and she had to wait quite a bit longer.We recommend you prepare your rainbow jellies the day before the party, as the final mix must be cooled down for a while. Make your first jelly layer according to packet instructions (it’s best to use a little less liquid, around 50ml, than the amount suggested to ensure the jelly is sturdy) and pour into your mould. As a guide, an average man needs around 2,500kcal (10,500kJ) a day to maintain a healthy body weight. That is of course if you (and your family) don’t keep popping them into your mouth as a snack on their own (as we do).