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Candy Corn Jell-O Treats

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Fall is my favorite time of year and candy corn is one of my favorite fall treats. And, mixing a handful of candy corn and a handful of dry roasted peanuts takes my favorite snack to a whole new level. Yum!

Try this simple and tasty fall-themed candy corn Jell-O treat with your kids. It’s the perfect snack for fall school days or family movie nights.

Candy Corn Jell-O Treats

Candy Corn Jell-O Treats

Step 1

First, gather the supplies you’ll need.

Candy Corn Jell-O Treats

Supplies

  • 1 box of lemon Jell-O (or another flavor that’s yellow)
  • 1 box of orange Jell-O (or another flavor that’s orange)
  • Whipped cream (We prefer the spray kind.)
  • Candy corn to top your treats
  • Containers for your Jell-O cups. We used clear plastic cups, but you can use whatever you have on hand.

Step 2

Prepare the yellow Jell-O according to the package directions. We used the “rapid set” method on the back of the box because Emma was anxious to eat her dessert!

Candy Corn Jell-O Treats

Divide the liquid among the containers. Place the Jell-O into the refrigerator until it begins to set. Using the rapid set method, this took about 30-45 minutes.

Step 3

When the yellow Jell-O is beginning to set, prepare the orange Jell-O. If you choose the regular set method, you will need to let it cool down before you start the next step. After the Jell-O is cool, slowly pour it on top of the yellow Jell-O.

Candy Corn Jell-O Treats

If the yellow has set correctly, the orange Jell-O should sit right on top of the yellow. If the two colors start to mix, let the orange cool a bit more before continuing.

Step 4

Allow the Jell-O to fully set, top the candy corn Jell-O treats with whipped cream and sprinkle on some candy corn. Now, dig in!

Candy Corn Jell-O Treats

What’s your favorite Halloween or fall-themed treat?

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Tara Mitchell

Tara is wife to Matt and homeschool momma of three. Her children are 21, 16, and 11 – two boys and one girl. She is currently homeschooling her daughter – 6th grade. When she’s not blogging, Tara enjoys crocheting and snuggling up with a good book. She and her family recently moved from Texas to Ohio, and they’re having fun exploring their new surroundings. She blogs about homeschooling, motherhood, and family life on both of her blogs – Homeschool Preschool and Teaching with Children's Books.

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Tara is wife to Matt and homeschool momma of three. Her children are 21, 16, and 11 – two boys and one girl. She is currently homeschooling her daughter – 6th grade. When she’s not blogging, Tara enjoys crocheting and snuggling up with a good book. She and her family recently moved from Texas to Ohio, and they’re having fun exploring their new surroundings. She blogs about homeschooling, motherhood, and family life on both of her blogs – Homeschool Preschool and Teaching with Children's Books.

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