9.21.2012

Pretty in Pink Jell-O Shots

Tomorrow is the annual Pretty in Pink tournament at my country club.  There's a golf tournament, a silent auction, a luncheon, and some fun games & contests.  I will be the girl running the beverage cart, so if you need a drink- bottled water or something harder- look for me!

My dad asked me if I knew how to make Jell-O shots.  Um...college wasn't THAT long ago!  He asked me to make pink ones and he will donate all the proceeds from the sales of the pink Jell-O shots on top of all the other donations.

We already had disposable shot glasses and Vodka.  Lots of Vodka- it's my dad's favorite drink.  I picked up 5 packets of Strawberry Jell-O mix for 48 cents each.  We think I ended up using $8 in Vodka and $5 in shot glasses so just under $18 and we made 100 shots.  At $2 each, we're hoping to donate $200 extra by the end of tomorrow's tournament.

My super easy Jell-O shot recipe:
1 packet of 3oz Jell-O mix
6 ounces of water
6 ounces of Vodka*

*I've read wonderful things about using coconut rum, etc, to compliment the Jell-O flavor.  My favorite one is mixing watermelon Jell-O with Midori!  Doesn't that just sound Jolly Rancher Delicious to you?  So there's room for experimentation with the alcohol type.

Bring 6 oz water (which, FYI, is 3/4 cup) to boil.  Add in Jell-O mix and stir until dissolved.  Pour 6 oz (again, 3/4 cup!) Vodka into a pitcher.  Add the Jell-O mixture to the pitcher of Vodka and mix well.  Pour into shot glasses.  Refrigerate for at least 2 hours but preferably overnight.

Taking the added step of using a pitcher makes them much easier to pour into tiny disposable shot glasses.

Pitcher- the spout is under the handle of the spatula


I'd also like to add, spread your Jell-O shot containers on a baking tray first.  Then pour.  Then carefully pick the whole tray up and stick it in your fridge.


We have 92 golfers signed up and I made 100 Jell-O shots.  We'll probably have some extra people at the luncheon, so let's hope I can sell these all and donate $200 for the cure!

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9.21.2012

Pretty in Pink Jell-O Shots

Tomorrow is the annual Pretty in Pink tournament at my country club.  There's a golf tournament, a silent auction, a luncheon, and some fun games & contests.  I will be the girl running the beverage cart, so if you need a drink- bottled water or something harder- look for me!

My dad asked me if I knew how to make Jell-O shots.  Um...college wasn't THAT long ago!  He asked me to make pink ones and he will donate all the proceeds from the sales of the pink Jell-O shots on top of all the other donations.

We already had disposable shot glasses and Vodka.  Lots of Vodka- it's my dad's favorite drink.  I picked up 5 packets of Strawberry Jell-O mix for 48 cents each.  We think I ended up using $8 in Vodka and $5 in shot glasses so just under $18 and we made 100 shots.  At $2 each, we're hoping to donate $200 extra by the end of tomorrow's tournament.

My super easy Jell-O shot recipe:
1 packet of 3oz Jell-O mix
6 ounces of water
6 ounces of Vodka*

*I've read wonderful things about using coconut rum, etc, to compliment the Jell-O flavor.  My favorite one is mixing watermelon Jell-O with Midori!  Doesn't that just sound Jolly Rancher Delicious to you?  So there's room for experimentation with the alcohol type.

Bring 6 oz water (which, FYI, is 3/4 cup) to boil.  Add in Jell-O mix and stir until dissolved.  Pour 6 oz (again, 3/4 cup!) Vodka into a pitcher.  Add the Jell-O mixture to the pitcher of Vodka and mix well.  Pour into shot glasses.  Refrigerate for at least 2 hours but preferably overnight.

Taking the added step of using a pitcher makes them much easier to pour into tiny disposable shot glasses.

Pitcher- the spout is under the handle of the spatula


I'd also like to add, spread your Jell-O shot containers on a baking tray first.  Then pour.  Then carefully pick the whole tray up and stick it in your fridge.


We have 92 golfers signed up and I made 100 Jell-O shots.  We'll probably have some extra people at the luncheon, so let's hope I can sell these all and donate $200 for the cure!

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