What happens if you drink milk and then eat jello?

You will have both jello and milk in your stomach. I did this often as a child. We would have milk with our dinner and then sometimes we would have Jello for dessert. Yum. I make some jello dishes that contain milk. read more

Either you split the jello powder into 2 parts and add milk to one and water to the other (you will have to use boiling hot milk so the jello powder dissolves, or add a little boiling water first, to dissolve it, then cold milk) or use just milk. read more

The simple answer is that milk will curdle in your stomach whatever you drink or eat with it, as the digestive fluids that your stomach naturally produces are strongly acidic. As all good cooks know, if you want to make soured cream to use in a recipe, you can add lemon juice to it and this is exactly what happens to milk when it hits your stomach. read more

If you give a sour type of thing in milk than milk can be made curd. It can happen in case of orange and milk or lemon and milk. If bursting milk is drunk, then indigestion, flatulence, stomach upset- these kinds of the problem may happen, but there is no fear of poisoning. read more