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Calories: 620kcal
I think these will now have to become an Easter tradition for the Adults every Easter. Everyone loved these! Not only did they taste pretty awesome, they were a great talking point too. After seeing the kids eating, oohing and ahhing over their gooey filled Easter eggs of sugary creams and caramel. I thought to my self hey what if there was an adult version… and thats when it clicked Jello Shot Filled Easter eggs! Give them a try with your friends and family, You could even serve it up with some ice cream for desert haha.
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Equipment
- Easter Eggs
- Measuring Jug
Ingredients
- 1 cups Hot Water
- 1 cups Vodka
- 1 Packet(s) Jelly / Jello
- 12 Easter Eggs
Instructions
Prepare the Jello:
- Mix your Jelly / Jello into the hot water, then add your 1 cup of vodka. Mix and set aside in the fridge to cool but not set hard.
Prepare the Easter Eggs:
- While waiting for your jello / jelly to cool, unwrap just the top of each Easter egg enough to put a small hole in the top.
- With a knife, make a small hole large enough to fit a syringe or small funnel.
- Note: Don’t put the hole where the join of the egg is; put it off to the side. Otherwise, there’s a good chance you will crack the whole egg along the join.
Fill the Eggs:
- When the Jelly / Jello has cooled enough not to melt the chocolate, pour it inside the Easter eggs.
Set the Jello:
- Place the filled Easter eggs in the fridge to set for a few hours or overnight.
Serve:
- Once set, serve these delightful treats and enjoy!
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Notes
- Make sure the jello mixture is cool enough to avoid melting the chocolate eggs.
- Experiment with different jello flavors and colors for a variety of fun combinations.
Estimated Nutrition:
Calories: 620kcal (31%)Carbohydrates: 8g (3%)Protein: 1g (2%)Fat: 4g (6%)Saturated Fat: 2g (13%)Cholesterol: 2mg (1%)Sodium: 29mg (1%)Sugar: 8g (9%)Calcium: 25mg (3%)
