These are beautiful, delicious and simply the best jello shots! Mixing hard apple cider with condensed milk, they’ll be a solid gold hit at your Autumn parties!
Just like that, it’s October! And we’re celebrating this month with a fall twist on Jello shots! We made hard apple cider shots and they’re delicious! To make them beautiful, we created a batch of apple cider Jello and then a batch of white Jello with sweetened condensed milk. We combined them, which gives it a cool look. See below! Cheers to the fall!!
How To Make Hard Apple Cider Jello Shots
- Take the water and 2 cups hard cider and put in a pot with the sugar.
- Add the gelatin and let proof for a few minutes.
- Once swelled or bloomed, put the pot over medium heat and bring to a slow boil until the gelatin is dissolved.
- Take off the heat and add in the remaining 2 cups of hard cider.
- Pour the mixture into a square 9×9 baking dish and cover in the fridge for a few hours until set.
- Once set, cut into small cubes and put in a 9×9 square dish, piling them on top of each other.
How To Make Condensed Milk Jello
- Mix 1/2 cups cold water and 2 gelatin packets together in a mixing bowl and let proof.
- Add in 1 1/2 cups boiling water and mix until gelatin is completely dissolved.
- Mix in one can of sweetened condensed milk. Let the mixture come to room temperature and pour 1 cup over the cubed cider Jello.
- Cover and let set in fridge. You can use the remaining amount to make sweetened condensed milk Jello as well.
What Are Jello Shots?
These jiggly, tasty treats – sometimes called ‘jelly shots’ – are simply jelly spiked with alcohol. They are super fun and so easy to make. They can be created a few days in advance, if needed. This recipe uses hard cider for an alcoholic kick.
Hard Apple Ciders
Cider is one of our favorite fall ingredients. I would use a local cider company if possible. However, if not here’s some great hard ciders options.
- Square Mile Hopped Apple Cider
- Angry Orchard Green Apple Cider
- Strongbow’s Gold Hard Apple Cider
- Samuel Smith’s Organic Cider
- Famille Dupont Organic Cider
A Perfect Halloween Party Jello Shot
With it’s warm apple cider flavor and silky condensed milk, this is a great treat for Fall events, such as Halloween parties. And their Autumnal colors really set the scene!
Top Tips For Hard Apple Cider Jello Shots
- You can batch make these in advance and store in the fridge for up to 10 days. But the shots will deteriorate over time, they’re at their best within 2 days of making.
- You can even make soft cider, kid friendly, jello shots. Just don’t get them mixed up!
- Remember to drink responsibly 😉
Check Out These Other Apple Cocktails
An Easy Apple Crisp Cocktail Recipe
Hard Apple and Spice Cider Cocktail
The Best Homemade Apple Cider Cocktail Ever
Harvest Mimosas by Delish
Bourbon And Apple Cider Cocktail by Creative Culinary
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Hard Apple Cider Jello Shots
Ingredients
Hard Apple Cider Jello Shots
- 2 cups water
- 4 cups hard cider
- 4 envelopes of gelatin
- 2 tablespoon sugar
Condensed Milk Jello
- 2 packets of gelatin
- 14 ounces sweetened condensed milk
- 2 cups water
Instructions
Hard Apple Cider Jello Shots
- Take the water and 2 cups hard cider and put in a pot with the sugar. Add the gelatin and let proof for a few minutes. Once swelled or bloomed, put the pot over medium heat and bring to a slow boil until the gelatin is dissolved.
- Take off the heat and add in the remaining 2 cups of hard cider. Pour into a square baking dish and cover in the fridge for a few hours until set.
- Once set, cut into small cubes and put in a 9×9 square dish, piling them on top of each other.
Condensed Milk Jello
- Mix 1/2 cups cold water and 2 gelatin packets together and let proof. Add in 1 1/2 cups boiling water and mix until gelatin is dissolved. Mix in one can of sweetened condensed milk. Let the mixture come to room temperature and pour 1 cup over the cubed cider Jello. Cover and let set in fridge. You can use the remaining amount to make sweetened condensed milk Jello as well.
Sara Welch says
What a fun recipe! I will be saving this when we watch our next football game! Delish!
Jen says
I have got to try these!! Such a fun idea for when the girls come over to hang out this fall.
Tara says
These are so pretty and totally delicious!
wilhelmina says
These are so fun! The perfect party addition!
Anna says
These are super fun! Perfect for any party!