Halloween Eyeball Jello Shots
Spooky and delicious Halloween Eyeball Jello Shots made with strawberry jello and red berry vodka, guaranteed to impress at any Halloween gathering.
Ingredients
Main Ingredients
- 1 box strawberry jello (3 ounce package) You can also use cherry or raspberry flavors.
- ¾ cup vodka (red berry flavor) Consider flavored vodkas like raspberry or cherry for a twist.
- 1¼ cups boiling water Boil before starting the jello preparation.
- 9 pieces bloodshot eye candies Gummy eyeballs can be used as an alternative.
Instructions
Preparation
- Start by cleaning your kitchen countertop to make space for your jello shots.
- Gather your materials, including 9 shot glasses and the ingredients listed above.
- Boil 1¼ cups of water so it’s ready when you need it.
Making the Jello
- Take your 3-ounce package of strawberry jello and pour it into a large measuring cup or mixing bowl.
- Carefully pour in the boiling water and stir vigorously until the jello is fully dissolved.
- Slowly pour in the ¾ cup of red berry vodka and stir again to combine thoroughly.
Filling the Glasses
- Begin filling each shot glass with the jello mixture, leaving a little space at the top.
- Use a funnel if you have one to minimize mess.
Chilling
- Carefully place the filled shot glasses in the refrigerator and chill for about 2 hours or until completely set.
- Poke them gently to check if they’re firm.
Garnishing
- While the jello shots are chilling, rinse the bloodshot eye candies under cold water if necessary.
- After the jello shots have set, place one bloodshot eye candy on each shot glass just before serving.
Serving
- Gather your friends and family to enjoy the Halloween Eyeball Jello Shots!
- Enjoy the delight on their faces as they experience both the taste and the fun!
Clean Up
- After everyone has enjoyed their shots, clean up your workstation and dispose of any leftovers.
- Wash your shot glasses to prepare for your next gathering.
Notes
Perfect for Halloween parties and themed gatherings. Make a non-alcoholic version for kids by omitting vodka.