Something special for a Buffett tailgate

[familyof5parrottheads]

Sweet idea! Hubby and I always bring Jello shots to Jones Beach. We wander the parking lot, giving them out and making friends.

Last year we used the plastic shot cups because they had lids and were easy to stack in the cooler, but people didn't like them. We'll definitely use the citrus idea this year!

Hey Caroltz, not a fan of jello shots either but if we run into guys again and you have those i just might have to try one!!
Also if JB plays Moheagan sun are you going?
Steve

[FinnsU.P.]

Very cool and, I imagine, a lot easier to eat than the ones in the plastic cups AND more eco friendly as the "holder" is bio degradable!

Very good point, Pam! Those and gummy bears...the environmentally friendly ways to get trashed![/quote
These are awesome, and I forgot about the gummy bears, Tig. I'll have to look that up from last year if we ever get an Alpine date. I think Molly posted those.

[bravedave]

Check out these cool looking Jello shots:

What about indigo? You can't just omit indigo!

[FinnsU.P.]

Found these too. I can't get the picture to print, but it's pink jello in a lemon.

Pink Lemonade Jello Shots


A hollowed out lemon makes a perfect mold for a pink lemonade jello shot. Perfect for a summer party or a ladies night out.







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Recipe by bakedbree







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Prep Time: 20 minutes



Total Time: 4 hours 20 minutes

Servings: 12 servings

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Ingredients
12 whole lemons
1 cup pink lemonade
2 packages plain gelatin
1 cup vodka


Directions
1Cut the lemons in half. Scoop out the insides.
2Add the lemonade to a saucepan, sprinkle the gelatin over the juice. Let it sit for 2 minutes.
3Heat the lemonade over low heat, stirring, until the gelatin has dissolved, about 5 minutes.
4Stir in the vodka. Pour into the lemon halves.
5Refrigerate until set, about 4 hours.
6Cut the lemons into half and serve.


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