In a large saucepan, combine the 3D jelly powder, agar agar powder, caster sugar, and water. Stir well until the powders are dissolved.
Place the saucepan over medium heat and bring the mixture to a gentle boil, stirring constantly to prevent sticking and burning.
Divide the jelly mixture into separate bowls if you want to create different colored layers. Add gel food coloring to each bowl and mix well until you achieve the desired colors.
Once the mixture is ready, pour a thin layer of jelly into your desired mold or container. Allow it to set slightly before adding the next layer. Repeat this process until you've filled the mold with multiple layers of different colors.
While each layer is still slightly set but not completely firm, use a syringe to inject additional colored jelly or create decorative patterns. This is where you can get creative and design intricate 3D shapes within the jelly.
Once all the layers and designs are added, refrigerate the jelly cake for several hours or until completely set and firm.
Once set, carefully unmold the jelly cake onto a serving plate. Slice and serve chilled. Enjoy your beautiful and delicious 3D jelly creation!
Calories: The calorie content of a 3D jelly cake can vary depending on the types and amounts of ingredients used, particularly sugar and other sweeteners.
Carbohydrates: The primary source of carbohydrates in a 3D jelly cake typically comes from sugar and any added fruit or fruit juices.
Protein: Gelatin or agar agar, the main ingredients for creating the jelly layers, may contribute a small amount of protein to the cake.
Fat: 3D jelly cakes are generally low in fat, as they typically do not contain significant amounts of fats or oils.
Vitamins and Minerals: Depending on the ingredients used, such as fruit juices or purees, 3D jelly cakes may provide small amounts of vitamins and minerals.