Long Island Iced Tea Jello Shot
Five spirits combine in this notorious party favorite—tastes deceptively like iced tea but packs a serious punch beneath that innocent appearance.
- 1 boxlemon gelatin(3 oz box)
- ½ cupcola(heated)
- ½ cupboiling water
- 2 tbspvodka
- 2 tbspgin
- 2 tbspwhite rum
- 2 tbsptequila
- 2 tbsptriple sec
- lemon wedgegarnish
- 1Dissolve lemon gelatin in boiling water and hot cola.
- 2Let cool for 3 minutes.
- 3Add vodka, gin, rum, tequila, and triple sec.
- 4Stir well to combine.
- 5Pour into shot cups.
- 6Refrigerate for at least 4 hours until set.
- 7Garnish with lemon wedge before serving.
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The Long Island Iced Tea was created in the 1970s on Long Island, NY. Famous for disguising its high alcohol content, this jello shot version is just as potent and deceptive.
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