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Food blogger, Bella Bucchiotti of xoxoBella, shares some jello shots for Halloween which is great for all your Halloween party ideas. You will love this halloween fireball shooter.
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Vampire Kiss Jello Shots

Do you like unique jello shots for Halloween? I love making a Halloween fireball shooter to enjoy. There are a lot of fun Halloween party ideas, but you need to learn how to make Halloween jello shots pronto! This vampire blood jello shooter will be a party favourite at your next party!
Prep Time10 minutes
Total Time10 minutes
Course: Drink
Cuisine: American
Keyword: cocktail, Halloween
Servings: 10 shots
Author: Bella Bucchiotti

Ingredients

  • 1 Box Jell-O cherry flavour, 3.5 Oz.
  • 1 Cup water boiling
  • 1/2 Cup whiskey Fireball cinnamon whiskey
  • 1/2 Cup water cold
  • food dye gel in black

Instructions

  • Combine the Jell-O and hot water in a medium mixing bowl and stir until the Jell-O has dissolved fully. 
  • Add the Fireball and cold water. Stir well. 
  • Pour half of the Jell-O mixture into a pourable measuring cup or another bowl. 
  • To one of the bowls/containers add the black food dye and stir well. 
  • Line a cookie sheet with the 10 shot cups. 
  • Fill the cups about half full of the red Jell-O and chill for about an hour or until set. 
  • Fill the cup the rest of the way with the black Jell-O mixture and chill for another hour or until set. 
  • Place the lids on the top, serve.

Notes

It’s ok if it’s not perfectly half as far as separating the Jell-O goes. I just eyeball it. This will just mean one color layer will be bigger or smaller than the other.  Nobody at your Halloween celebration will mind.
Don’t overfill the cups as it’s hard to get them to and from the fridge that way. Plus, when placing the lid on, it can squish into the Jell-O if they’re too full. 
Don’t add more than ¾ cup liquor to your shots. Over ½ a cup is pushing it, but the more alcohol you add, the less the Jell-O will set up.  
I just used my pourable glass measuring cup to pour them straight into the cups without any spills. It’s the easiest way to do it, from what I’ve found, and it's also easier to work with cups than make syringe shots.

Nutrition

Calories: 62kcal | Carbohydrates: 8g | Protein: 1g | Sodium: 41mg | Potassium: 1mg | Sugar: 7g | Calcium: 1mg | Iron: 1mg

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