Margarita Jello Shot
All the bright lime and tequila flavors of a classic margarita transformed into a jiggly party bite that captures summer in every shot.
- 1 boxlime gelatin(3 oz box)
- 1 cupboiling water
- ½ cuptequila blanco
- ¼ cuptriple sec
- ¼ cupfresh lime juice
- lime wedge, salt rimgarnish
- 1Dissolve lime gelatin in boiling water, stirring until fully dissolved.
- 2Let cool for 3 minutes.
- 3Add tequila, triple sec, and lime juice.
- 4Stir well to combine.
- 5Pour into shot cups.
- 6Refrigerate for at least 4 hours until set.
- 7Optional: rim cups with salt before serving.
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The margarita jello shot adapts one of America's most beloved cocktails into portable party form, combining the same key ingredients—tequila, lime, and orange liqueur—with the playful texture of gelatin.
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