Who is the founder of JELLO?

Jell-O wasn't founded by a single person, but rather developed by Peter Cooper's Glue Factory in the late 19th century.

Here's the breakdown:

* 1845: Peter Cooper, the founder of the glue factory, creates a gelatin product.

* 1897: The company starts selling it commercially as "Jell-O."

* 1902: The company is sold to Orator F. Woodward, who creates the iconic Jell-O molds and advertising campaigns.

So, while Peter Cooper's Glue Factory was the initial creator of the product, Orator F. Woodward is often credited with making Jell-O the cultural icon it is today.