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Is there really cow bones and animal fat in jello?

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Is there really cow bones and animal fat in jello?

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There is no fat in jello otherwise they couldn’t say it was fat free. Gelatin is extracted from the collagen inside animal connective tissue. If you make homemade broth from boiling bones, you may notice it has a gelatinous texture once cold. That would be gelatin resulting from the hydrolysis of collagen.

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