
Okay, it sounds downright weird. Coffee jello. But foodies
Jane and Michael Stern said it was a "must" in Boston and only served at
Durgin-Park at the Feneuil Hall Marketplace. So we put it on our "to do" list...and we did it!

It originated when the owner saw a waitress throwing out old coffee and he wondered what he could do with the leftovers. Voila! Coffee jello.

And guess what? It was delicious! Not sweet so the slightly sweetened whipped cream was a great go-with.

Kind of like jellied iced coffee. Fabulous!
3 comments:
Too bad I don't like coffee, otherwise I'd go for it. Gordon is a big fan of iced coffee so I bet he'd love it.
I love Boston!
I notice that it is served with cream, just like a good cuppa joe. Sounds interesting. Maybe the idea will spread?
Not sweet at all? I'm making notes because it shouldn't be hard to make...
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