5 Responses

1. Debbie Longstreet

   Hello,
   I just bought your book, and I just love all the recipes. With that being said, I was wondering if I can use sugar-free jello for your recipes in your book? Can I use splenda instead of sugar? Thank you. Debbie

   1. Victoria Belanger

      Hi Debbie,

      Yes you can substitute sugar-free jello for any of the recipes that call for the pre-flavored gelatin. Also Splenda makes a granulated product for cooking that is supposed to measure the same as sugar: http://bit.ly/MMXcm9 Although I have not tried it, you should be able to use it to replace granulated white sugar in any of the recipes.

      Thanks for buying my book, I hope you enjoy it!

2. Elvira

   To bad I don’t live in New York but across the Atlantic in Europe so no sign and sample for me! (nah!) But I bought your book and it arrived yesterday (yay!) and I love it! 😀 Thanks for writing Jell-O recipe’s for grownups, I will be trying one this weekend!!

   Elvira

3. Kimberly Robinson

   Victoria,
   How do you store your jello molds? I’ve recently ordered your book and have amassed quite a collection, but I’m not quite sure how to preserve them — other than hanging them up in my kitchen, which is was I am presently doing. Any suggestions?

   1. Victoria Belanger

      Having a tiny New York apartment with a tiny New York kitchen makes it tough but I manage. I do have several of my larger molds displayed on the walls of my kitchen and the rest are stowed away in my rarely used oven are expertly stacked up in those hard-to-reach little cabinets over the fridge. I probably have 3 dozen stuffed in those cabinets all nesting inside one another like a jig-saw puzzle.

      I am glad you are enjoying my book! Thanks!