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    Carnivorous Cube Jello - Green Jello

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    This fun green jello is easy to make and great for any party! Especially those fireside gatherings you and your Hearthstone friends are going to!

    Green Jello

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    This green jello recipe is inspired by the awesome Hearthstone card Carnivorous Cube! This great card is from the Kobolds and Catacombs Expansion!Green Jello

    If you don’t know what Hearthstone is- read all about it here! This recipe is part of my full Hearthstone Menu! Other tasty menu items include: Cone of Cold Ice Cream, Hot Sherazin Seed Dip (Spinach Artichoke Dip), Shadowdancer Sliders, Acidic Ooze Limeade, and Easy Innkeeper’s Bread!

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    This green jello is tasty and super fun!

    Green Jello

    I decided to go with two green jello flavors for this recipe. The color combination of Green Apple Jello and Lime Jello worked perfect to make it the color of the Carnivorous Cube! And just so you know the eyes are just sitting on the jello. They slide off pretty easily. I did find them in the cake decorating isle at my local craft store- so they are edible and safe for food.

    Green Jello Step 1 Ingredients

    How to make cubed green jello:

    • Combine the gelatin powder with hot water and stir until dissolved.
    • Add in the cold water and then pour into square dish/pan.
    • Refrigerate for 5+ hours.
    • Slide a knife around the edges and then flip the jello onto a cutting board.
    • Then slice into cubes and add eyes!

    Green Jello Step 2 After it has set up

    Carnivorous Cube Green Jello!

    Green Jello

    Green Jello Flavors are Lime
    and Green Apple Combined!

    Green Jello

    If you like this recipe make sure to check out my full Hearthstone Menu! You can find other great dishes like Card Pack Cakes, Dragon Fire Potion, and Stuffed Evolving Spores!


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    Green Jello

    Carnivorous Cube Jello - Green Jello

    Author: Lisa
    This green jello is easy to make, tasty, and super fun! Sliced into cubes and added eyes make this a great party treat!
    3.50 from 4 votes
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    Prep Time 5 mins
    Cooling 5 hrs 50 mins
    Total Time 5 mins
    Course Dessert, Side Dish
    Cuisine American
    Servings 8 people

    Ingredients
      

    • 1 box 2.79 oz Jolly Rancher Green Apple Gelatin
    • 1 box 6 oz Lime Gelatin
    • 3 cups hot water
    • 3 cups cold
    • 1 8 x8 Square pan*
    • Candy Eyes* optional

    Instructions
     

    • In a large bowl add both packets of gelatin mixture and 3 cups of hot water.
    • Stir for several minutes until all the gelatin powder is dissolved.
    • Stir in all the cold water.
    • Pour in to square dish, cover with plastic wrap, and refrigerate for at least 5 hours.
    • After the gelatin has set up (after 5+ hours) remove from the fridge and run a thin spatula or butter knife along the edge of the dish, separating the jello from sides.
    • Place a large cutting board over the jello dish and then carefully flip the entire thing over, allowing the jello to come out of the pan.
    • Slice into cubes, add the eyes and enjoy!
    • If you are making these for a party you can make the jello and cut the cubes out ahead of time but don't place the eyes on until you are ready to serve. The candy eyes will dissolve over time but they have proved to be the slowest dissolving eye I could come up with (as opposed to using frosting or an edible gel for an eye).  

    Notes

    *You can use a dish to put the jello in but the cubes won’t be as thick. The smaller the dish you put the jello in, the thicker the cubes will be. *Use edible eyes that are safe for food- found in the cake decorating isle at your grocery store or craft store!

    Nutrition

    Calories: 48kcalCarbohydrates: 12gProtein: 1gFat: 1gSaturated Fat: 1gPolyunsaturated Fat: 1gMonounsaturated Fat: 1gSodium: 90mgPotassium: 85mgFiber: 3gSugar: 3gVitamin A: 375IUCalcium: 8mgIron: 4mg
    Keyword green jello
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    1. Cassandra l Smith

      January 22, 2019 at 9:38 pm

      2 stars
      How did you keep your eyes from melting to liquid? Mine looked perfect but when I went to fridge in the morning the eyes had turned to liquid..... so I think it's important to tell people you cant add the eyes in advance to a party... you have to wait until you are on your way out the door to your function and even then, you might get embarrassed if they dont all get eaten and a few hours later people see the eyes have melted .... so I used a tablespoon and carefully removed the liquid mess and salvaged the jello. I then cut mini marshmallows in half and used those with icing as the pupil... well the icing ran so not good. Then I used decorating pen black as the pupil on the marshmallow and finally have success . For 12 hours so far... now they are getting soggy.. I dont think they will make it till party on Sunday its Tuesday now.... so this works and will last for at least 12 hours..... then I tried cool whip after all we have put it on jello forever. So it works but eye pupil runs. So put marshmallow I cut on top of a layer of the coolwip eye I made it will keep it off the liquid that sweats from jello... still nothing will last for 4 days on they jello so just wait until your party day to put on the eyes it only takes a moment... xxxooo... good luck

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      • Lisa

        January 23, 2019 at 1:34 pm

        I never considered making these that far in advance. The eyes were the best option for me since I knew other things like whipped cream, frosting, or gel, would dissolve and be runny really fast. Obviously you can make the jello ahead of time but I wouldn't place the eyes on until the party is about to start- sorry you found that out the hard way! I'll make a note of it in the recipe.

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