Is there a natural alternative to Jell-O?

Question

Something with out all the neon dyes, maybe with natural sweeteners?

Answer 1

No one can help you..

neon ?????

EDIT

I just read the answers Sorry about the troll

Now just think you boil many animal parts to extract the chemical properties then dehydrate them into powder,,, where is the problem

food coloring can hardly be called Neon  

and since all sweetingers are from natural foods to start - - ?? what the problem.??

Stop stressing and enjoy as the other 65,000,000

of us do..

Answer 2

Yes, you can purchase Knox unflavored gelatin in most grocery stores.

You can follow the directions on the box to make you own gelled deserts using whatever sweeteners, fruit juices, or other flavoring that you like.

It's a bit more expensive than Jello.

Answer 3

Ingredients

    * 1 quart fruit juice

    * 4-5 tablespoons agar-agar flakes or 4 teaspoon agar-agar, powder

    * 1 pinch sea salt

    * chopped fruit

Directions

      1

      Place liquid, salt and agar-agar into saucepan, stir to dissolve the flakes.

      2

      Bring to a boil, reduce flame and simmer for 2 - 3 minutes.

   3.

      Place any additional ingredients (fruits, etc) into a shallow bowl and pour hot liquid overall.

   4. Chill until jelled.

Answer 4

What makes is gel is gelatin, which you can buy in any grocery store.

http://www.seriouseats.com/talk/2007/07/...

http://www.recipezaar.com/37415

http://www.revolutionhealth.com/recipes/...

http://lunchinabox.net/2007/03/23/fruit-...

Answer 5

gummy bears?

Answer 6

Jello is natural.

Answer 7

Yes!  There is.  Agar (a substance derived from seaweed) is a wonderful, chemical free (depending on the brand, so buy organic), vegan replacement for gelatin.  Then you just add fruit juices and voila!  "Natural jello"!!!  Below are some recipes so that you can make your own.  Good luck!

Answer 8

Try agar agar--a vegetarian Jell-o. Here's a wikipedia link. :-)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Agar