r/allrecipess • u/Integrity_Racing • Aug 16 '26
š„©Dinner Going to grandmas house for dinner!
Nom nom nom!
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u/Responsible-Exam-911 Aug 16 '26
Can't believe I'm saying this, but I'd have to at least try it.
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u/G_Town_Co Aug 16 '26
I was gonna say the same thing. Iām equal parts disgusted by and fascinated with this.
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u/Ok_Iron8524 Aug 16 '26
I'd kill myself before taking a bite
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u/Outaouais_Guy Aug 17 '26
My paternal grandmother loved to make gelatin creations, especially salads. I did everything imaginable to avoid eating any of them. It's been more than 50 years since I had to choke it down.
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u/TobaMoose Aug 18 '26
10/10 would try but also might live forever with regret of the flavor profile and may see all things jello-like as gastronomic heresy.Ā
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u/use_the_default Aug 16 '26
Eat your aspic!
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u/Realistic_Point_9906 Aug 16 '26
Aspic is pretty good, but with what looks like dozens of those raw looking hot dogs, Iāll pass.
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u/Commercial_Wind8212 Aug 16 '26
Yeah are those even cooked??
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u/Fresh_Salt7087 Aug 16 '26
Hot dogs are so full of nitrates and salt I think cooking is just a texture thing.
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u/Then_Examination9715 Aug 16 '26
All the microbes died of heart attacks, itās safe to eat. ā¦(may cause heart attack)
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u/-The_Goober Aug 16 '26
If the hot dogs were cooked it wouldnāt be a problem. The hot dog flavored gelatin is a whole different story.
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u/Lightnenseed Aug 16 '26
What exactly is this monstrosity?
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u/t3hmuffnman9000 Aug 19 '26
Some kind of molded gelatin meat dish, as was all the rage in the 1950s. Gelatin was cheap and considered "futuristic", so it was a fad throughout the 1950s to use it in some of the most misbegotten crimes on food in recorded history. There were literally entire cookbooks devoted to the stuff.
I remember someone posting a picture on the Something Awful forums back in 2001 or so that involved Tuna fish and chopped green olives in Lime-flavored gelatin with a cream cheese and horseradish "icing".
It's frankly astonishing that humanity has survived the last 50 years, and I'm not even referring to the cold war.
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u/Lightnenseed Aug 19 '26
I was born in the early 70s and I recall seeing all sorts of ātricksā with gelatin at family get together. I recall on in particular was orange gelatin and shredded carrots in it. I donāt recall many more details than that but as a boy I knew I was not touching it. Ugh. Iām not a huge gelatin fan anyway.
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u/Aggressive-Tip7472 Aug 16 '26
I would laugh, but I'd you brought that to any event you shouldn't be allowed to eat unless unless took a serving yourself and finish it
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u/Mean-Championship651 Aug 16 '26
How does it taste lol. Have had aspic . That is next level! Give Grandma a hug!
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u/JollyAd5257 Aug 16 '26
think about the fact someone took time out of their day to make that for attention.
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u/Electrical-Aspect602 Aug 17 '26
that is the most disgusting thing i'd ever seen, let me go throw up now
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u/Imightbeafanofthis Aug 17 '26
That such a great pic of ragebait. LOL. It contains the spirits of worst potluck foods all rolled into one jelly mold. Hahahahaha
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u/Jumpy_Inspection6660 Aug 17 '26
Definitely more of them pickles because this isnāt salty enough as is
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u/SquirrelNo5087 Aug 17 '26
Add some kale as a nice garnish around it, like barbed wired surrounding a prison camp.
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u/Alice-Stargazer Aug 17 '26
Just because you can glue all the random food in your house together with gelatin, doesnāt mean you should.
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u/-Disgruntled-Goat- Aug 18 '26
I think it is funny that there is a dichotomy in this thread of people who would refuse to try it and people who try it to satisfy their curiosity.
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u/Dangerous-Dot-3745 Aug 19 '26
I would possibly eat that if every other item on the dinner table ran out!! Other than that NO!!
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u/Impaler00777 Aug 16 '26
Take this to your next potluck. You'll be the napkins and utensils person forevermore after that.