Gelatine Dessert Recipes
In 1894, Charles Knox saw how much work his wife had to do to make gelatine, and decided to find an easier way. The gelatin he created was made into dried sheets and Knox hired salesmen to show women how to use them. In 1896, his wife, Rose, published Dainty Desserts, a recipe book using Knox gelatin. Then in 1897, Pearle Bixby Wait trademarked a gelatine dessert, called Jell-O. He and his wife added fruit flavoring to granulated gelatin and…