🥥🍍 Coconut vodka + Pineapple gelatin = Tropical Punch 🍋🥧 Whipped vodka + Lemon gelatin = Lemon Meringue Pie 🍑🍑 Vanilla vodka + Peach gelatin = Peach Cobbler 🍒🍈 Lime vodka + Cherry gelatin = Cherry Limeade There are TONs of flavor combinations you can try with a box of jello and flavored vodka, these are some of my favorites… Option B would be to use Cool Whip instead. The gelatin will break down the whipped cream and it’ll look melted after a few minutes.

If you’re topping the shots with whipped cream, wait until the last minute.

But since vodka is a neutral spirit you can use ANY jello flavor you love best!

Black cherry, grape, and berry blue jello mixes are my favorites when I’m making a lot of shots.

So if you’re making your shots all one flavor be sure to grab a few boxes so you’ll have enough for everyone.

You’ll get about 10 to 12 vodka jello shots per 3.1-ounce box of Jell-O.

You can serve the shots as is or add a swirl of whipped cream on top just before eating. STEP 3 Once the jello shots are set you can top them with the lids for storing and to make them travel-friendly. (Doing this makes the shots easier to move around.) Pour the jello mixture into plastic cups and chill in the fridge until set, about 2 hours. STEP 2 Place the plastic jello shot cups on a baking sheet without the lids. Add the vodka and cold water to the mixing bowl and give everything a whisk to mix it all up Pour the boiling water over the jello and whisk until the jello is completely dissolved. Then pour a 3-ounce box of gelatin mix into a medium mixing bowl or 4-cup glass measuring cup. STEP 1 Bring 1 cup of water to a boil in a medium saucepan. You want a vodka that’s a little smoother. The cheaper vodka will come through in the shots and punch you in the face. Just don’t pick a bottom shelf big plastic bottle.

A $12 bottle of Absolut or Smirnoff will work just fine. I’m not talking about high-end $35 a bottle stuff. (I have flavored vodka recommendations below.) But the best vodka for jello shots is a good middle-shelf option. VODKA: You need regular vodka for standard jello shots. If you can only find 6-ounce boxes, be sure to double the rest of the ingredients and have more cups on hand. JELLO MIX: This recipe uses 3-ounce boxes of jello. WATER: Just like regular jello, you’ll need some water for these shots. If you are looking for a homemade Cool-Whip alternative, check out this recipe for Stabilized Whipped Cream – it has a more similar fluffiness to Cool-Whip.Ingredients You’ll Need to Make Vodka Jello Shots If you use fresh whipped cream, I am afraid that you will not get the same fluffy consistency and this recipe will not turn out the way that it’s supposed to. I have never tried making this recipe without cool-whip – the cool whip is needed to get that fluffy texture. Can you make this salad with fresh whipped cream instead of cool whip? If you try it with sugar-free jello, leave a comment below and let us know how it worked. I have not made this salad using sugar-free jello or pudding, but in everything that I have read about sugar-free jello, it should still work out great for this recipe! Can you make this Raspberry Fluff Salad with sugar-free Jello and pudding? I find that the juice from the raspberries will make the salad runny (especially if you used frozen raspberries).įor best results, make this salad the same day that you plan on eating it. To be honest, I wouldn’t recommend making it more than 1 day in advance. Get My Meal Plans NOW! How far in advance can I make this salad? With the Six Sisters’ Meal Plans, we do the dinner planning, grocery ordering, and then all you have to do is decide whether to pick them up or have them delivered. 1 large box Cook and Serve Vanilla Pudding (instant pudding will not work for this recipe).Ingredients needed for this Raspberry Fluff Jello Salad: The texture of this salad is light and fluffy! Some people even add in marshmallows, which adds even more to the fluffiness of this dish. Why is this called Raspberry “Fluff” Jello Salad?

I have written this recipe to make 10-12 servings, but you could easily cut it in half (use the small boxes of jello and only one 8 ounce container of Cool Whip) if you need less. I think that, out of all the fluffy salads on our blog, this raspberry one is my favorite! We have all kinds of Jello Fluff Salads on our blog: Orange Fluff Salad, Raspberry Cheesecake Fluff Salad, Blueberry Fluff Salad, Strawberry Jello Fluff Salad, 5 Minute Fluffy Yogurt Fruit Salad, and our 5 Minute Pistachio Salad. Jello salad is a staple at our family gatherings and holiday dinners and this recipe is going to quickly become your favorite!

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