Coke jello salad

Cherry Coke Jello Salad: you only need a few ingredients to make this delicious jello salad that is perfect for your picnics, holiday table and more.

This Cherry Cola Jello Salad is a nostalgic, crowd-pleasing treat that blends tart cherries, sweet pineapple, crunchy pecans, and a fizzy kick from Coca-Cola for a fun twist on the classic. With simple prep, it’s perfect for holidays, potlucks, or any time you need a make-ahead dish. I love how easy it is to customize with different molds or ingredients, making it both versatile and delicious.

If you are looking for a tasty, unique, and fun dessert, this Coca-Cola Salad is just what you are looking for. It has the retro Jell-O salad feel with a cola twist. Top it off with with some Cool Whip to make this a creamy, dreamy dish for your next potluck.

Cherry Coca-Cola Jello Salad is a sparkling dessert fruit salad with delightfully intense flavors of a cherry coke float. Punctuated with juicy, tart cherries, bright pineapple, crunchy pecans and light flakes of sweetened coconut with

Many of our family gatherings revolve around sitting down and enjoying a meal together. And many of those meals include Cherry Coke Jello. This recipe has been a favorite for years and I'm excited to share it with you today! Here's What You Need 1 can of dark tart cherries 1 can of crushed pineapple Large box of cherry jello 12 oz. Coke 1 cup of sugar Here's What You Do This recipe has to be refrigerated overnight, so remember to start the night before you want to serve it. :) Pour the…

Bring a little whimsy to the table with this sweet retro delight that’s meant to be shared.

A recipe for Coca-Cola salad, a gelatin salad made with Jello, Coca-Cola, cherries, pineapple, and nuts. Serve it as a side dish or dessert.

Cherry Coke Jello Salad recipe: Try this Cherry Coke Jello Salad recipe, or contribute your own.

It's been a long time since I have indulged in a Coke Salad, but I was so excited to see it when my cousin Judy brought it out for dinner the day we arrived here in San Diego. It makes such a large salad that we were able to enjoy it each day we were there. I asked Judy if she used sugar-free jello, but she said she didn't. I use sugar-free jello all the time in recipes and wouldn't hesitate to do so in this recipe. I would also use fat-free or reduced-fat cream cheese. I would also use diet…

In the 1950's, there was always a jello salad on the table for family dinners and occasions. This is one that my grandmother would make ~ I loved the way the cherries popped in my mouth when you...