This week it's with lemon jelly, so a sweet and a not-so-sweet combination. I'm still not completely happy with this version, but it was definately edible and come back for more. Will update later with version 2.1.
I used lemon jelly and dream whip

I soaked the vermicilli in rose syrup and made the pieces of vermicilli smaller with a potato masher,


then I mixed crushed lychees with lemon peel and layered them on top of the lemon jelly,

Then I added the dream whip and covered the trifle with pistach and saffron,


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