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How do I get it out of a metal pan?

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Spray it with Pam before you put the Jello in it. Once it's set, slide a knife around the edge to break the seal, and invert it on the plate you want to serve it on. Then just let it sit until it drops. You could whack it with a wooden spoon a few times just to get it going.

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When letting the jello solidify over night in the refrigerator, do I put the mold upside down or right side up?

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Right side up, or so the opening of the container is up.

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How would I get it out of a large cake pan?

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Try putting the cake pan in warm water for a little bit to get the edges to soften up, and then hold the pan upside down and gently shake. The Jello should come out.

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Do I grease a jello mold?

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Yes, you should spray the sides of the mold.

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