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Fruits & Yogurt Gluten Free Jello

Yields12 Servings

A simple, refreshing and light dessert that brings child memories and is the best choice for hot summer days!

 2 packs/sachets gluten-free fruit jelly, choose your flavor that you like
 1 Greek cow's yogurt
 fruits of your choice
1

We follow the instructions on the box and make one pack/sachet first. In Greece, its pack/sachet has 100gr of product and needs 2 cups of water, one hot and the other cold.

2

We put it in mold for jelly or if you are not having one, just use plastic container / taper, like I did here because I was at the beach house which is not so fully equipped because I usually staying here only a few weeks, every summer.

3

Cut the fruit into small pieces and place them in the mold, in the jelly. Here I put peach and melon and cut them with the special tool that turns them into balls. This is not necessary, of course. You can also simply cut them with a knife.

4

Place it in the fridge and let it freeze and thicken well.

5

We prepare the second jelly envelope, only instead of the cold cup of water, we put the yogurt instead and mix it very well so that it dissolves and becomes uniform.

6

Carefully and slowly pour it into the form, on top of the already frozen and solidified fruit jelly.

7

We place it in the fridge so that it also thickens.

8

When it thickens well and stabilizes, turn it over on a plate. But be careful! The instructions say to soak it in hot water first so it comes off the walls and comes out easily. If it stays a little longer than a simple dip, then it will start to melt. If it's cold the water won't come off and will just break. In my experience, I would say that tap water is also fine if it's a hot summer day.

9

When it turns upside down, cut it with a knife and serve it!

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