Jell-O Gelatin Dessert Do you shake it, bounce it, jiggle it or just eat it? JELL-O Gelatin is the colorful snack that taught the world to jiggle
Jell-O Gelatin has a variety of delicious flavors and it’s easy to prepare: just add water and allow to set in the refrigerator. Today, Jell-O gelatin is the world’s most popular prepared dessert, selling over 300 million boxes every year.
Only 80 calories per serving; naturally fat-free Great for Kid Occasions and Social Good Times !
Makes a delicious dessert; just add water and allow to set
Teach your taste buds to jiggle with a variety of yummy flavors !
Jell-O Package Design Evolution 1845 — Peter Cooper, inventor of the famous locomotive “Tom Thumb” obtains the first patent for a gelatin dessert.1899 — Wait sells Jell-O gelatin business to Orator F. Woodward of the Genesee Pure Food Company for $450.1906 — Sales reach nearly $1,000,000. Orator F. Woodward dies and is succeeded by his widow Cora Talmadge Woodward as president of the Genesee Pure Food Company.1908 — The Jell-O Girl first appears on packaging.1923 — On November 5th, The Jell-O Company, Inc. is organized and takes over the assets of Genesee Pure Food Company without a change in management.1932 — “New Jell-O” is introduced which is made without boiling water. In addition to the new formula, a new package featuring a color band designed to match the flavor is introduced as a way to avoid confusion in the marketplace.1974 — “Set in 15 minutes” Jell-O Instant gelatin is introduced.1984 — Jell-O sugar free gelatin is available nationally.1990 — Jell-O launches a nationwide consumer promotion in the U.S. with plastic Jigglers molds in several shapes.2003 — The Jell-O logo is redesigned for a more contemporary look. It begins appearing on packaging late in the year.
Product Features
- Pack of six, 3 Ounce (Total of 18 Ounces)
- Refreshing raspberry taste
- Only 80 calories per serving; naturally fat-free
- Makes a delicious dessert; just add water and allow to set
- Over 300 million boxes of Jell-O are sold every year; nine boxes sold every second in the U.S