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Mini Jello Watermelon Recipe (with Surprise Ingredients!)

More in: Hands-On Learning • By Jenn • Updated August 12, 2026
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Kids will LOVE these adorable mini Jello gelatin watermelon slices with surprise ingredients! Get the recipe and impress your kids today!

Aren’t these mini watermelons just the cutest thing? The seeds! The rind! Just wait until I tell you about the special ingredients I used to make these darling little Jello gelatin watermelon slices for my kiddos and they were always a hit!

Miniature Gelatin Jello Watermelon Recipe

Would you believe I made these from just limes, Jello mix, and chocolate chips? And, they were super easy to make. The hardest part was sticking the chocolate chips inside the gelatin (but I have a little trick to share to make it easier!)

Want to impress your kids with these fun miniature watermelons? Check out this super simple recipe:

miniature jello gelatin watermelon slices with surprise ingredients

Mini Jello Watermelon Ingredients:

  • limes
  • 1 small box of red Jello
  • mini chocolate chips

Mini Jello Watermelon Recipe Instructions:

1) Cut limes in half lengthwise and use a grapefruit spoon to scoop out all the fruit.

2) Place the lines in a muffin tin to keep them from tipping over.

3) Prepare the box of Jello according to the Jiggler instructions

4) Carefully spoon the Jello into the lime halves. Chill until almost firm.

5) Using a toothpick, push the mini chocolate chips into the Jello.

HELPFUL HINT: Poke the flat/bottom side of the chocolate chip with the toothpick and plunge the chip in pointy side first.

6) Chill until until firm, then cut into slices and enjoy.

My kiddos absolutely LOVED these and I’m sure yours will too! What a great, fun recipe that’s both easy to make and yummy to eat! Be sure to check out some of my other yummy treats for kids:

  • Rice Crispy Pumpkin Treats
  • Ladybug Apple Snacks
  • Rainbow Pancakes
  • Chocolate Baby Bird Nests
  • OREO Ladybugs
  • Tortilla Snowflakes
  • Edible Crayons!!!
Mini Jello Watermelon Gelatin Recipe

This post was originally published on June 9, 2009.

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  1. Jenny

    August 21, 2009 at 3:25 pm

    that’s the cutest thing i’ve seen all week!

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  2. Orange Juice

    June 12, 2009 at 3:36 am

    those are soooo cute! They look SO more more complicated than the directions….maybe…just maybe I’ll try them….some day 🙂

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  3. Helene

    June 9, 2009 at 7:57 pm

    Those are so cute!!! I’m gonna have to try to make some with the kids one day! They’d love them!!

    Stop by my blog when you have a chance…I’m having a fun twins book giveaway!

    Reply
  4. Sweet Pea's mommy

    June 9, 2009 at 3:27 pm

    oh my gosh these are SO cute!
    we are definitely going to have to try them!

    Reply

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