Blue jelly reciepe???

trixychic

Debated whether to put this in recipes or snacks and sweets... since I want to MAKE it I went here??? Hope its ok mods.

I want to make blue jelly for my 4 yr olds party next wk. Does anyone know how I can make blue jelly??? Or somewhere I can buy it???

looksee

Few drops of blue food colour into a lime jelly?

syklops

Get some gelatine and blue food colour?

Dial Hard

Isn't raspberry jelly often blue? Supermarket is the first place I'd be going.

trixychic

syklops wrote: »

Get some gelatine and blue food colour?

I was thinking of this but then would it have any taste???

Alun

If anyone would make something like that, it'd have to be the Americans ...

http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/?ie=UTF8&keywords=blue+jello&tag=googiehydra-21&index=aps&hvadid=28323246390&hvpos=1t1&hvexid=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=3623108001521859337&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=e&hvdev=c&ref=pd_sl_4nmxyw9doe_e

rubadub

Dial Hard wrote: »

Isn't raspberry jelly often blue?

I have never seen it. Blu-tack was made blue to stop it being mistaken for sweets, its not very nice looking for food.

If you want some taste to clear gelatine I wonder if there are blue sweets you could dissolve to give both taste & colour.

Clear gelatine will have no sugar, you could possibly boil up clear lemonade to give flavour & sugar and add food colouring.

Dealz have blue raspberry bon bons http://www.dealz.ie/food-and-drink/sweets-and-snacks/retro-sweets/blue-raspberry-bon-bons-300g it might come out cloudy though.

Miaireland

I would buy lime jelly and blue food colouring. Using Gelatine yiubwil have to worry about adding flavours

Cheshire Cat

Here are some recipes for blue mocktails, you could turn one of them into jelly:

http://hubpages.com/food/Blue-Summer-Mocktail-Virgin-Drink-Recipe

trixychic

Cheshire Cat wrote: »

Here are some recipes for blue mocktails, you could turn one of them into jelly:

http://hubpages.com/food/Blue-Summer-Mocktail-Virgin-Drink-Recipe

I love some of these. I suppose it doesn't have to be jelly. It's paw patrol themed so these are "zumas water buckets".

duploelabs

Steep a smurf in your usual jelly mix overnight

ChampagnePop

How about using a pale cordial? Tesco have a lovely apple and elderflower flower flavour cordial that has the faintest green colour, so would not affect the blue dye colour

Snoddy

Polish shops usually have blue jelly not in a lock but a crystallised form .

trixychic

Thanks all for the input. I have decided not to do the jelly but just the cordial.... if the kids will even drink it. Toddlers are the pickiest little feckers.

ChampagnePop

trixychic wrote: »

Thanks all for the input. I have decided not to do the jelly but just the cordial.... if the kids will even drink it. Toddlers are the pickiest little feckers.

Opps I meant make a jelly with food colouring cordial and gelatin, either or though