Elevated Strawberry Gelatin Pretzel Cake

We’ve all had it: Strawberry Jell-O Pretzel Salad. It’s sure to show up at every summer picnic pot luck. And, whether you want to admit it or not, you love it. We can’t quite figure out how or why salad became part of its original title, but apparently, it is now referred to as Strawberry Jell-O Pretzel Bars, and that seems to be more appropriate.

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However, don’t settle in on that title too quickly. We’re taking this beloved traditional dessert to an elevated status and giving it a new name: Elevated Strawberry Gelatin Pretzel Cake (if you can think of a shorter title, please chime in).

Disclaimers About Our Elevated Strawberry Gelatin Pretzel Cake

This recipe is not meant to swap out the full-fat ingredients. Nothing low-cal here. You can expect a very rich and delicious experience with every bite. Think cheesecake, without the baking, and use the freshest strawberries the summer season has to offer. If you want to get a little creative, try using a different berry in place of the strawberries for a whole new dessert.

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Recipe, Food Styling, and Story by Star Laliberte
Prop Styling by Keith Recker
Photography by Dave Bryce

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