Alcohol: Vodka is the most commonly used alcohol for jello shots, but you can use lots of different spirits too. A lighter flavor like white rum will still allow the jello taste to be dominant, but you can also use stronger tasting options like gin, whiskey, or tequila if that’s your preference or goes best with your flavor profile.

To make jello shots in syringes, you’ll use the same recipe you would for most any jello shot recipe. Dissolve the jello in boiling water, add liquor, pull the mixture in to the shot syringes and chill. The hardest part is waiting for them to chill in the refrigerator.If you’re feeling fearless, then yes, you can make a bigger batch of this shot, even if that means simply serving it in a red solo cup. This drink has no special “effects” (such as layering, gradients, etc.), so it’s perfectly safe to mix this drink and serve it in a big batch. Pineapple Jello Shots (Extra Smooth Vodka Shots!)– for a yellow jello shot in syringes. You can call them “scorpion venom”!! Halloween Syringe Jello Shots are a fun and spooky party shot! Serve up these rum jello shots in an unexpected way to wow your guests and set the stage for a fun Halloween party. Jello shot syringes are super fun and a little spooky!

Pour into cups: Pour your mixture into your small cups 3/4 of the way full (it’s easiest to pour from a spouted measuring cup) and add lids. Make sure your liquid is completely cool before adding lids so you don’t get condensation forming on the inside of the lid. It’s always fun to come up with new and exciting ways to serve jello shots to your guests! And during the Halloween season your friends and family will love these festive Halloween jello shots.

And we didn’t forget about the candy! Our pink Starburst Jell-O shots, our Sour Patch Kids Jell-O shots, or our Reese’s pudding shots are just the beginning—get inspired, and turn all your fave sweets into your next shooter!