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From Archie McPhee
I Heart Jell-O
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The New Joy of Jell-O 1970s Soundscape
Check out my YouTube playlist of music, variety show clips, and classic commercials to get a feel for what it was like to be me as a kid in the 1970s, listening to AM radio, watching a lot of TV, and eating Jell-O....
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The New Joy of Jell-O Project 
If you mix a bit of Cool Whip into red Jell-O, it matches the color of internal organs.
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Good to know! Also, I remember a really long time ago Penn had circulated instructions (I’m thinking this was in the early days of the web) for creating a “bleeding heart”, which involved setting a plastic bag of red liquid in the middle of the gelatin. I wonder if that can/has been improved upon. I’d like to get the plastic out of the thing.
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It’s in “Penn and Teller’s How to Play with Your Food”… which is fairly affordable these days. You MIGHT be able to pipe it in, but that seems much harder.
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[…] are a few different body-part molds out there — the hand, the heart, and the ever-popular brain mold. A pretty common way to use them is to combine Jell-O with a […]
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