Use orange peels to hand-make cute jelly watermelons, which are not only beautiful but also delicious! Children, please remember to carefully remove the peel next time you eat an orange!
After peeling off the peel of an orange, it looks like a hemisphere.
Pour in the prepared jelly powder and choose the color yourself.
Put it in the refrigerator, take it out, and cut it into pieces, and you will have lovely jelly watermelon!
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