Great for cooling down a summer party or simply having a new way to enjoy one of the best childhood treats in your “wiser” years. Vibrant and fun, these cotton candy jello shots are the perfect blend of color, sweetness, and spirits. What tools do you need to make jello shots?.And maybe forget about the bloodshot thing too, unless you’ve got teens in the house - then go ahead – make their day. But, paaaleeeze omit the vodka and replace it with white grape juice. Sure! You can make these for a kid party, too. This will be a bash to remembah!Įven more ghastly: Add red-icing for a bloodshot eyeball look.Įeewy gooey eyeballs … down the hatch! (Oh gag!) WHY? Because, Halloweenie, the tonic water in the jelly shots GLOOOOOWS under black light! No, does! Step 13: Now hook up an el-cheapo black light to shine on those ogre eyes, then dim the lights. Step 12: Get in a little eyeball line, you little eyeballs, you! Here's what they look like when you're done. Step 11: I had to hold a cow's eye in my hands in junior high science class once. Step 10: Use black gel icing to make a large black dot in the center of the colored gel for the pupil of the eye. Use green or blue gel icing to fill in the hole at the top to make the iris of the eye. Step 9: Carefully remove the eyeballs from their molds. Step 8: Don't forget to plug the holes! Then put 'em all in the fridge for a few hours while you give your own eyeballs a rest. That will become the iris of the eyeball later. Step 7: Notice that little air pocket at the top. This makes filling up these little spheres SO. Look by the turkey supplies at the store. Step 5: Get yerself one-a these meat injector thingies for this part. Then remove the pan from the heat and add the vodka. Step 4: Add a bit o' sugah and stir 'til it's dissolved. Then turn the heat on low and stir to dissolve the gelatin. Step 3: Sprinkle gelatin over tonic water in a pan and let it hang out there a couple minutes. This will make sure your eyeballs pop outta the molds later. Step 2: Spray the insides of the molds lightly with cooking spray, then wipe them out with paper towels to leave just a slight film behind. (Trays with rounded ice cubes work too - and make more.) But they’re a ridiculously easy way to blast that blah bash into a straight up monster mash. These Glow-in-the-Dark Eyeball Jelly Shots are evil looking, alright.

Sadistic, I know.īut in the spirit of Happy Halloween partiers, sans the baby entertainer, we found this idea on the ‘net and gave it a spooky spin with a black light and some vodka.

This literally melted a room of normally normal and rather reserved adults into a hot mess of laughing idiots. But on command (“Do the evil eye!”), he morphs in a nanosecond and stares you down with one ghoulish eyeball literally popping out of its socket and the other shaded by a furrowed brow. Picture it – a cute cuddly babe in a high chair, all grins and giggles. Well, gory ones, give these the evil eye: Glow-in-the-Dark Eyeball Jelly Shots!Įver since my nephew learned to do the evil eye when he was about a year old, strange looks like that give me the creeps. It’s Halloween and you need an eeewy hit for your creepy party.

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