Sugar Free Low Carb Jello Shots

Sugar Free Low Carb Jello Shots makes me think that we must be getting close to some major summer events.
Nothing says summer picnic or gathering than a recipe such as this one.

Sugar Free Low Carb Jello Shots

When I originally posted this recipe is was for Sugar Free Jello Watermelon Shots.
However, since then watermelon jello has become pretty scares. So, I have updated this recipe to be nonspecific in flavor.

By the way, if you are reading this then I would assume that you are over 21 and at the legal age for alcohol consumption.
While I am not selling alcohol, I suppose that in some way promoting it’s consumption. But, you are also welcome to omit the use of alcohol from this recipe.

Sugar free Gelatin is essential for this recipe.

You can find a variety of sugar free gelatin flavors easily online. Obviously, you will need alcohol if you are making a ‘shot’. This recipe is for vodka as the alcohol of choice. Lastly, you can serve your ‘shot’ in a shot glass such as these disposable kind. Optionally, you can go for the hollowed out rind from a citrus fruit which is much prettier 🙂 .
 
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Sugar Free Low Carb Jello Shots

The recipe for Sugar Free Low Carb Jello Shots

 
Here is what you will need to make this recipe.

• Sugar Free Jello Gelatin (or similar) mix- 1- 6 ounce box.
• Boiling Water- 2 cups.
• Vodka- 1 1/4 cups that has been chilled. (Sure, you can use another alcohol instead of vodka. However, be mindful of the alcohol content as you may need to adjust your cold water to accommodate use a different amount of alcohol that you are using. You want 2 cups of cool liquids in total.)
• Cold Water- 3/4 cup.
• Hallowed out citrus fruit rinds, ice cube tray or shot sized cups.

How to make Sugar Free Low Carb Jello Shots

• If you are using a cup or ice cube tray, make your life easier by spraying it with nonstick first.
• In a heat safe bowl, combine together the sugar free gelatin and the boiling water. Stir this until the gelatin is dissolved.
• Now stir in the chilled vodka and the cold water and continue to stir.
• Pour this mixture into what ever you have chosen to serve it in.
• Refrigerate until set (add a stick if you plan on making a frozen treat out of yours!). It should take between 1 1/2- 2 hours to set. However, resist the temptation of using the freezer.

 
Using the rind method for this?

The get the rind away from the fruit:

• Juice the lime (or other fruit)saving the juice for later use if desired.
• Flip the rind inside out to loosen the remaining fruit.
• If necessary, use a spoon to scoop out what remains.

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Sugar Free Watermelon Jello Shots

A sugar free method for making gelatin shots.

Ingredients

• Sugar Free Jello Gelatin or similar mix- 1- 6 ounce box.
• Boiling Water- 2 cups.
• Vodka- 1 1/4 cups that has been chilled. Sure, you can use another alcohol instead of vodka. However, be mindful of the alcohol content as you may need to adjust your cold water to accommodate use a different amount of alcohol that you are using. You want 2 cups of cool liquids in total.
• Cold Water- 3/4 cup.
• Hallowed out citrus fruit rinds ice cube tray or shot sized cups.

Instructions

1. If you are using a cup or ice cube tray, make your life easier by spraying it with nonstick first.
2. In a heat safe bowl, combine together the sugar free gelatin and the boiling water. Stir this until the gelatin is dissolved.
3. Now stir in the chilled vodka and the cold water and continue to stir.
4. Pour this mixture into what ever you have chosen to serve it in.
5. Refrigerate until set (add a stick if you plan on making a frozen treat out of yours!). It should take between 1 1/2- 2 hours to set. However, resist the temptation of using the freezer.

Recipe Notes

Please see post for details.