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    Default Jelly boat

    A simple treat the children love:

    Take oranges and cut them into halves.

    Carve out each half

    Pour still liquid hot jelly in the halves


    After a bit, put in the fridge

    This is really nice. Can be decorated with a sail (stick and piece of coloured/shiny paper.

    Especially nice at a special meal. The jelly could even be of various colours.

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    That's a lovely idea. Thanks for sharing x

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    Ohh I remember making these for parties when mine were little! Thanks for the reminder

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    thats a great idea thanks hun

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    Lovely idea thankyou

    Angel xx

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    Sounds lovely - thank you for sharing

    Miffy xx
    Keep smiling!

 

 

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