Jello shots have always been a party staple. Let's Get the Party Started with These Strawberry Margarita Jello Shots!
Get the Party Started with These Strawberry Margarita Jello Shots
One of the best parts about summer is throwing backyard barbecues and cocktail parties, and what goes better with these events than Jello shots?
Not only are these treats fun and easy to make, but they also have an irresistible texture that your guests are sure to love.
Whether you're hosting a Cinco de Mayo celebration or just looking for a fun and festive way to serve drinks, these Margarita jello shots are sure to be a hit!
If you're looking for a fun and festive way to kick off your next party, look no further than these margarita jello shots!
Made with just a few simple ingredients, these strawberry-flavored shots are sure to be a hit with your guests.
Jello shots are typically individual-sized gelatin dessert shots flavored with sweetened liquids, such as fruit juice, sweet and sour mix, or chocolate syrup.
The mixture is chilled until firm and served in small containers.
These strawberry margarita jello shots are delicious, and fun to make!
The best part is they can be whipped up in 15 minutes. Jello shots have always been a summer party staple.
You don't need much for ingredients: flavored jello, clear alcohol, limes for zesting on top of your glasses, and Margarita salt or sugar.
It's hot out there, and I want to be a guest in my own home.
I'm tired of fighting for my chair at outdoor seating or spending two hours heating up during a long party. Enter iced drinks. Nothing beats them on hot days, and they look fabulous in mason jars!
And what goes better with margaritas than jello shots? Frozen strawberry margarita jello shots are a fun party appetizer.
Yay! Here's how you can get this party started!
Why You'll Love Margarita Shots
- Easy to make
- Perfect for Cinco de Mayo
- Can change up the flavor easily
- Great party dessert
When to Serve Strawberry Jello Shots
Jello shots are one of the most underrated party drinks. They're easy to make, and there are so many flavor options. Plus, they're always a hit with guests.
I can think of at least half a dozen occasions throughout the year when jello shots would be an awesome drink choice.
For example, Cinco de Mayo is the perfect time for margarita jello shots.
Jello shots are usually used to serve at large parties because they can be made ahead of time and conveniently consumed by guests.
Or, if you're looking for something festive, red and green jello shots are perfect for Christmas parties.
And let's not forget about the Fourth of July - what could be more American than red, white, and blue jello shots?
If you're looking for a summertime favorite, lime jello shots are always a hit.
So next time you're planning a party, don't forget about the power of the jello shot!
Strawberry Jello Shots Ingredients
- Strawberry Jello
- Boiling Water
- Tequila
- Margarita salt
- Simple syrup
- Lime (optional)
For exact measurements, please see the printable recipe card below!
What Alcohol Works Best for Jello Shots?
The best alcohol for Jell-O shots is vodka, but other spirits work well too. Fireball Whiskey is a great cinnamon-flavored whisky that makes a great combination with cherry jello.
Gin will infuse more of its own essence into the final product while still letting all those delicious flavors shine through!
Supplies Needed
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- Measuring cup
- Mixing bowls
- 2 oz. souffle cups
- 2 oz. souffle cup lids (optional)
- Baking sheet (for easily moving shots into the refrigerator)
How to Make Strawberry Margarita Jello Shots
Heat boiling water. Add Strawberry jello and mix well.
Let cool for about 15 minutes.
Add Tequila and mix well.
Pour into individual souffle cups.
Refrigerate for at least 4 hours or until set.
Before serving, dip the rim in simple syrup and margarita salt.
Add a slice of lime to the edge.
Enjoy and drink responsibly!
How Do You Eat a Jello Shot?
There are a few different methods for eating a jello shot. Some do it easier than others and some will struggle with that little 2-ounce cup for an hour.
Method One: Suck it out with your tongue. Run your tongue around the inside of the edge of the cup.
Method Two: Use your finger. It's a little messy but it usually works.
Method Three: Tear open the side of the cup. This is kind of hard to do if the cup is hard plastic.
Method Four: Pour a little of your liquid cocktail or beverage into the cup. This usually helps the jello shot slide right out.
Method Five: Okay, if you really can't do it with any of the other methods above, I will give you a mini spoon for it.
More Jell-O Shot Recipes For You
- Cookies and Cream OREO Pudding Shots - These Oreo pudding shots are made with cookies and cream pudding, Rumchata, and OREOS, and are sure to be a hit at your next party!
- Orange Creamsicle Jello Shots - With a combination of ingredients like orange gelatin, orange sherbert, and RumChata, these Orange Creamsicle Jello Shots are perfect for any gathering!
- Bomb Pop Jello Shots - Made with Seagrams Escapes Italian Ice, they are easy and yummy.
- Eggnog Pudding Shots Recipe - These Eggnog Pudding Shots are the perfect way to make your holiday party more festive.
- Caramel Apple Jello Shots Recipe - Fall is here! And that means apple everything. Pucker Up, Sally! Just in time for the holiday weekend, we are sharing our Caramel Apple Jello Shots recipe.
- Easy Layered Jello Shot - Make these any colors for the holidays that you like.
- Cherry Fireball Jello Shots - Fireball and Jello Shots are natural party starters. These Cherry Fireball jello shots are a delicious way to enjoy your favorite whiskey with a fun twist.
In Conclusion
If you’re planning on hosting an upcoming BBQ or cocktail party and want to incorporate these strawberry margarita jello shots into the celebration, follow this recipe and let us know how it goes!
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