Mandarins in Orange jelly by durleybeachbum
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Comments (26)
that is beautiful, a mosaic
Looks delicious Andrea. Superb capture. God bless.
Intense colour and delicious visually as well as to eat! The dish framing the "goods" adds to the image! One portion just for you?
Wow. Amazing still life
MMMMMMMMMMMM !!!!!! And tasty shot as well.
Scrummy!!!
my favourite as well. brings back memories when i used to make that for my Girls/ don't make it any more ,but after seeing yours I might .
Looks delicious
yammie !!
Amazing idea ! Bravo.
Now that looks pretty delicious to me :-) Could you mail me a little ? :)
yummy!! Troy would love 'em too!
Lovely shot and I love them too.
That looks too good to eat... with a little cream maybe?.. or evaporated milk. Great captures.
Oh, excellent POV and color on this luscious repast, A. No sugar added would make it perfect for me.
Yum Yum
It can't really be called still life in that if you jar the bowl, the Jello wiggles and jiggles - not still then Great capture
LOL@Mike! It's certainly a beautiful colour...I like the orange flavour too!
looks good
Beautiful image. I haven't thought about this in years. My mother used to make it. Now I have to go and make some. You have such an influence on me, Andrea.
Oh I could go for some of that right about now!
Fine shot !!
Looks delicious. Aloha
I have to go and buy some jello, that is what you use, right? and I already have some mandarin oranges .. the canned kind. See what you've started? such a delish tempting image!!
Both versions look yummy and they are so good in homemade fruit salad.
Absolutely scrumptious looking - we will have a good crop this year, compared to last years ... ours are still green and 'small-ish' presently, and we are in great need of 'your rain' - let's swap a bit ! BB