JELLO CAKE
WELCOME TO OUR 15th "RECIPE SWAP MEET"!
"Oh no, what am I going to make tonight"? Why not pick one of our Recipes! Your grandmother's secret recipe has a coming out party and it's tonight!
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Lorie's recipe is at her blog.
We all have recipes from our family archives that we've collected over the years, and maybe some we have swapped from friends, magazines, cookbooks, & neighbors!
So, remember if you take one, share one & sign our linky, grab our button, and we'll rush over to your place and grab yours! Oh, and don't forget to follow and we'll happily return the love! Maybe show some love with a comment if you're not too busy! I can hardly wait to see your family's old recipes and try them! That's it! Short & Sweet! Let's start cookin'! Looking forward to seeing you. So mark your calenders! We'll be here every Thursday. So, if you're stumped on what to make tonight stop over by Dolly & Lorie's RECIPE SWAP MEET! Our button is in my right side bar! ARE WE BUDS OR WHAT? HERE'S MINE! ENJOY!Jello Cake.
1 box yellow or white cake mix
1 lg. box Jello (strawberry or cherry)
1 1/2 c. boiling water
1 c. strawberry or cherry soda
1 lg. container Cool Whip
1 lg. box Jello (strawberry or cherry)
1 1/2 c. boiling water
1 c. strawberry or cherry soda
1 lg. container Cool Whip
Prepare cake according to package directions, baking in a rectangular pan. Cool in pan. After cooling, punch holes all over cake. Mix Jello with boiling water. Dissolve Jello completely. Add soda and mix thoroughly. Pour mixture over cake evenly and let cool. I usually do mine overnight. Then right before serving I top with Cool Whip & a few candy sprinkles.
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8 comments:
I've made this before for 4th of July and topped with strawberries and blueberries to make an American Flay.
Naturally my "stripes" were crocked and I ate too many blueberries and ran out but yum.
My mother used to make this cake and I loved it but never knew how she made it. I should have known it was so simple, sorry, but she was not a very good cook, she tried. I do remember her letting me poke the holes in the cake with a wooden spoon handle. =)
I think I'm going to try this for sure.
We used to make this cake all the time when I was growing up. It is wonderful.
That cake looks incredible!
what a pretty, yummy cake! thanks for sharing and thanks for hosting!
That looks like a fun recipe. Just in time for the 4th! Have a good day.
Oh wow the boys would love it :)
Yum! Our kids loved having this fun cake! Oh so moiste too!
Just linking on with you now...
Blessings & Aloha!
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