This one’s about to explode.
JELL-O has been generally known as one in all America’s most traditional, comforting desserts for generations — now, the brand is breaking out of the mold and stepping into the house decor game.
Aimed squarely at nostalgic types who either had an inflatable chair of their childhood bedroom or college dorm room or wish they’d had one, the brand new Jelly Collection by JELL-O features 4 vivid and colourful pieces, which are available in lemon, lime, strawberry and orange.
Those are the 4 hottest flavors, in response to manufacturer Kraft Heinz.
“For over 150 years, JELL-O has been at the guts of joyful family moments, big and small,” Tyler Parker, Brand Manager of Desserts at the corporate said in a written statement.
“With The Jelly Collection, we’re not only celebrating our wealthy history; we’re bringing it to life for today’s families. By mixing our heritage with a contemporary twist, we’re inviting consumers to embrace the playful spirit that has made JELL-O a beloved favorite for generations,” Parker said.
The chair costs $30 and is out there on Amazon for a limited time only, Kraft Heinz stated.
The attention-catching pieces, designed to resemble a classic ridged JELL-O mold, come as Gen Z and Millennials drive a resurgence of interest in inflatables, in response to Pinterest Predicts — inspired by jellyfish, the trendspotters explained.
Each chair comes complete with a built-in cup holder.
JELL-O is having fun with a resurgence in popularity, reportedly claiming the #1 spot within the refrigerated desserts category, which has seen a growth of +33.2% over the past five years, in response to statistics published by Kraft Heinz.
The brand enjoyed a viral moment earlier this 12 months when actor Rainn Wilson of the US version of “The Office” posted a photograph that showed a prank an Italian hotel had played on him while traveling, encasing his room service table setting in JELL-O.
The surprise stunt was reportedly meant as a callback to a memorable prank played on the show, where office implements were encased within the jiggly sweet treat.
This one’s about to explode.
JELL-O has been generally known as one in all America’s most traditional, comforting desserts for generations — now, the brand is breaking out of the mold and stepping into the house decor game.
Aimed squarely at nostalgic types who either had an inflatable chair of their childhood bedroom or college dorm room or wish they’d had one, the brand new Jelly Collection by JELL-O features 4 vivid and colourful pieces, which are available in lemon, lime, strawberry and orange.
Those are the 4 hottest flavors, in response to manufacturer Kraft Heinz.
“For over 150 years, JELL-O has been at the guts of joyful family moments, big and small,” Tyler Parker, Brand Manager of Desserts at the corporate said in a written statement.
“With The Jelly Collection, we’re not only celebrating our wealthy history; we’re bringing it to life for today’s families. By mixing our heritage with a contemporary twist, we’re inviting consumers to embrace the playful spirit that has made JELL-O a beloved favorite for generations,” Parker said.
The chair costs $30 and is out there on Amazon for a limited time only, Kraft Heinz stated.
The attention-catching pieces, designed to resemble a classic ridged JELL-O mold, come as Gen Z and Millennials drive a resurgence of interest in inflatables, in response to Pinterest Predicts — inspired by jellyfish, the trendspotters explained.
Each chair comes complete with a built-in cup holder.
JELL-O is having fun with a resurgence in popularity, reportedly claiming the #1 spot within the refrigerated desserts category, which has seen a growth of +33.2% over the past five years, in response to statistics published by Kraft Heinz.
The brand enjoyed a viral moment earlier this 12 months when actor Rainn Wilson of the US version of “The Office” posted a photograph that showed a prank an Italian hotel had played on him while traveling, encasing his room service table setting in JELL-O.
The surprise stunt was reportedly meant as a callback to a memorable prank played on the show, where office implements were encased within the jiggly sweet treat.
