Is it safe to make Jello in disposable aluminum pans?

Answer 1

It is generally safe to make Jello in disposable aluminum pans as long as the Jello mixture does not contain ingredients that are highly acidic or basic, as these can react with the aluminum and affect the taste of the Jello. However, prolonged contact between acidic foods and aluminum can cause the metal to leach into the food, which may not be safe in large quantities. To minimize any potential risks, you can line the aluminum pan with parchment paper or plastic wrap before pouring in the Jello mixture.

Answer 2

Well, friend, using disposable aluminum pans to make Jello is generally safe. Just be sure to follow the instructions on the Jello package and avoid using pans that are damaged or have holes. Remember, it's all about creating something delicious and enjoying the process along the way. Happy Jello-making!

Answer 3

You could, of course, use aluminium (British spelling) foil to line a pan. But the foil may become rather creased and crinkly, even getting a hole in the foil. Into the creases, the jello (Jelly) will flow into these creases and through any holes. Having done such a thing in the past - I recommend using the pan, without the foil, to melt the jelly. Or, better still, pour the liquid jelly directly into any moulds (British spelling) or small plastic containers you wish to use.

Answer 4

yeah i think you can but I'm not sure if it will rise

Answer 5

yes. I have made jello molds using several different shaped cake pans

Answer 6

yes i think so.

Answer 7

Yes, it is.