>21 layers of jello >The height of American delicacy

>>9154123
That's actually kinda awesome.

That looks tougher than our classic noodles in hotdogs

I counted 18 layers you fucking idiot.

Seriously, kill yourself.

>>9154134
Ok 20. But not 21.

I don't want to eat a stack of post it notes.

>>9154140
The 21st layer is the glass.

>>9154141
I don't want to eat a stack of jellied sugar water. Looks cool though.

That turned out surprisingly clean. Info/link on this?

Also the height of American delicacy would be something more like The French Laundry.

It doesnt even look like food.

>>9154123
the retards put the most unappetizing color on the fucking top layer

>>9154196
>Info/link on this?
https://www.reddit.com/r/food/comments/6mggod/homemade_grandmas_delicious_21_layer_jello/?utm_content=title&utm_medium=hot&utm_source=reddit&utm_name=all

>>9154123
/ck/ really does need flags so we can filter out all the attention seeking Ameriboos.

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>>9154164

>>9154123
Too easy and obvious to be interesting.

>>9154196
Pour, let set, repeat several times.

Just jello with condensed milk used to separate the layers. (that's why it looks creamy)

My mom makes this sometimes for holidays. It's actually really good, as long as you don't mind jello.