Many of my Jello shot recipes follow the same basic pattern. So if you want to come up with your own color and flavor combination, here’s how. When I first made these cherry fireball jello shots, I wasn’t sure how well they would go over with my friends. They are pretty enough to serve at a more dressed up event. (Yes, you can serve jello shots at more formal parties). Making jello shots is as easy as dissolving jello in hot water, then adding cold water and booze (often vodka). Pour the jello mixture into about 16 2-oz plastic shot cups with lids*. I fill each one about 3/4 full.

Skip bobbing for apples at your Halloween party, and make these Fireball Jell-O shots instead! Our best tip for success—don't skip the lemon juice! It prevents the apples from browning while the Jell-O sets up in the fridge. Step 9: Stir well until the Jello is completely dissolved into the mixture (a whisk would work better for this process than a regular mixing spoon) The short answer is: everywhere and anytime! The long answer is…kind of still the same. Jello shots work well for any party, but the syringes will add an aspect of fun. I included a list of colored shots because it’s a great idea for any themed party. You can have the quirky, fun shot while still keeping with your aesthetic.There aren’t any white Jello flavors easily available. And you can’t add food coloring to something else to make it white. Made with Island Pineapple jello, it’s another super easy recipe that’s perfect for summer parties. Ingredients

Jello shots are fun and easy to make at home, right before a party! They can be all kinds of different colors that Jello products come in. They can even match the colors of any themed party that you plan on bringing them to, such as your school team’s colors if you are heading to a party on campus. Whisk the pineapple juice into the coconut milk mixture and stir until all of the gelatin has dissolved. If you’re willing to do a little more work, all of my friends say that this layered Pina Colada recipe is one of the best jello shots ever. I love to make them for New Year’s Eve, but they would be perfect for Valentine’s Day, a bachelorette party or even a wedding. IngredientsHere at Delish, we think PSL season is the best time of year (don't come for us!). We wait all summer for the first sip of the fall drink, so we're taking those flavors wherever we can get 'em—like in these Jell-O shots. Like I said, I really love passion fruit. However, with the amount of jello flavors and alcohol options, the possibilities are practically limitless! You also don’t have to confine yourself to rum and vodka. I think white rum and vodka work best because they’re clear, but you could really do anything you like. Maybe even try wine! Additionally, you could use just rum or vodka. The choice is completely up to you. For your consideration, I’ve written out a list of flavors that I think work well together as well as a rainbow of colors, in case you’re going for a specific look. Use your imagination and take a risk! Cap the filled syringes and put them in the fridge to set. If you can, place the syringes standing up so they don’t leak out of the caps. If you don’t have caps, you’ll definitely want to set them up straight! I’m so excited to share these spooky fun Halloween syringe jello shot recipes. We made two versions with different colors- a red and a green, so you can make bloody syringes or toxic ooze syringes. These were so fun to make, be sure to watch for more syringe creations coming soon! These plastic syringes are so much fun and are a popular alterative to plastic cups for Halloween themed jello shots. This recipe makes 32 1 ounce jello shots. Select an alcohol to go with it. The standard choice is vodka. But you can use pretty much any type of alcohol you like.

This post was originally published on February 9, 2015 but was updated with new content on March 30, 2023. Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections—they may also appear in recommendations and other places. You’ll use vanilla vodka, condensed milk, and unflavored gelatin. It’s a delicious, dessert-like shot everyone will love. I thought they might be too strong for some people. And the diehard Fireball fans would think they were too sweet. When it comes to Halloween party shots, we think Jell-O is the way to go. It’s already a little weird and creepy, so it does most of the work for you. It’s als0 strangely versatile—turn it into a massive party shot to share, like in our brain big batch Jell-O shot or our bloody big batch Fireball Jell-O shot; give it wild colors or fun shapes, like in our candy corn Jell-O shots (even mellow creme haters will love these) or our Hocus Pocus Jell-O shots; or serve it in seasonal fruit, like in our Fireball apple Jell-O shots or our caramel apple Jell-O shots. Feel free to mix and match here too—Jell-O comes in a variety of fun flavors you can sub in to these recipes as you like.

And since these bright green jello shots are crawling with worms, they definitely fit the bill – and I love it!

If making green jello shots, you can do a “mad scientist” or Ghostbusters theme. Orange Jello ShotsPurple is a classic Halloween color, so no other “theme” is necessary! How to Make Jello Syringe Shots Find more detailed step-by-step and printable instructions for this pina-colada flavored jello shot HERE. If you love this Halloween jello shot syringe recipe, you’ll also like these other Halloween shots-