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Does jelly melt...or dissolve.... in hot water?

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oopsydoopsy | 19:51 Wed 29th Dec 2010 | Science
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Please can someone clarify this confusing matter please...and how/why does it either dissolve/melt?!

Thank you!
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Avatar Image DTCwordfan
cubes melt; crystals dissolve
19:57 Wed 29th Dec 2010
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Cubes of jelly melt ... Jelly powder crystally stuff (?) dissolves.
19:58 Wed 29th Dec 2010
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snap :-)
19:58 Wed 29th Dec 2010
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Jelly dissolves in boiled water and then sets in the mould when it chills/cools down. No idea why it does that and I have been making (or helping my mum make) rowntrees jellies for 50 years
19:59 Wed 29th Dec 2010
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on a packet of Rowntrees jelkly it says 'dissolve in boiled water'
20:00 Wed 29th Dec 2010
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Jelkly, I hate that faux-jelly stuff ... maybe that's why it says 'dissolve'?

pmsl, I'm sorry x
20:12 Wed 29th Dec 2010
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Crystals dissolve, cubes melt and then dissolve into a weaker solution than they start as.

All jelly cubes are is jelly crystals that have already been dissolved in a smaller amount of water than you would require to make the finished jelly.
20:17 Wed 29th Dec 2010

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