Eyeball Jello Shots for Halloween
Eerie! Spooky! Wacky! These are just some of the expressions your guests should have this coming Halloween. Nothing on the menu will achieve that expression as compared to these Eyeball Jello Shots. These deliciously boozy treats are perfect for a spooky Halloween party.
Making these Eyeball Jello Shots is surprisingly easy and straightforward. However, note that the recipe includes alcohol and is not fit for kids.
By now, you probably have a lot of questions concerning the Eyeball Jello Shots. The gummy eyeballs necessary to prepare these delicious Eyeball Jello Shots are available on amazon.
To make the best Jello shot, you need to balance all of the ingredients; too much vodka and the Jello shot will not set. The right amount of vodka for a Jello shot is about 8 oz, which is just what this boozy Halloween recipe calls for.
Absolutely, Jello shots can be made using any type of alcohol. However, vodka is the most commonly used alcohol. Additionally, flavored vodka enables you to achieve your desired flavors.
Storing the Jello shots in a freezer isn’t advisable because the eyeballs may freeze, and the Jello may become a weird consistency. When needing to store the Jello shots, place them in an air-tight container and store them in the refrigerator. Storing the Eyeball Jello Shots this way will preserve them for three to five days.
What other Halloween recipes should I make for my party?
These Witch Hat Cookies are an easy, yet tasty treat for guests of all ages, as are these spooky graveyard cupcakes and candy corn cupcakes. You should make these Blood Red Jello Syringe Shots as another option for the adults too, and this easy diy soap with spiders will surely be a spooky addition to your bathroom vanity!
What ingredients will I need to make these Eyeball Jello Shots
You will need the following ingredients:
- Red gelatin dessert
- Water
- Vodka
- Gummy eyeballs
- 2 oz condiment cups
Eyeball Jello Shots for Halloween
Recipe details
- 20 jello shots
- Prep time: 10 Minutes Cook time: 5 Minutes Total time: 15 min
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