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Skip to contentWhen you think of jello shots, most people tend to think about the kind with alcohol made for parties. In today’s post, I am sharing a tutorial for non-alcoholic jello shots that are kid-friendly. These cool-looking red, white, and blue layered jello dessert shooters are great to take to a 4th of July party for both the kids and the adults. Kids can help make them too! *Originally published 6/28/18; Updated 6/7/2021.→ See More&nbsp;Fourth of July Treats for Kids Parties*As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.Pour the berry blue gelatin and 1/2 envelope of the unflavored gelatin into&nbsp;large mixing bowl.&nbsp; Add 1 cup boiling water and whisk all of the ingredients until the gelatins are dissolved.Allow the gelatin to cool for 5 minutes and then pour into each of your dessert shooter glasses, filling 1/3 of the way. Chill until set.1. Add 1 cup of water to a mixing bowl. Sprinkle 2 envelopes of Knox gelatin on top and then wait 2 minutes.2. Add 1 cup boiling water and whisk until the gelatin is dissolved.3. Next, pour in the sweetened condensed milk and stir well to incorporate. Cool for 5 minutes.4. Pour on top of the blue jello layer, filling 2/3 of the way. Chill for 1 hour.Next, pour the strawberry (or cherry) gelatin and 1/2 envelope of the unflavored gelatin into&nbsp;large mixing bowl.&nbsp; Add 1 cup boiling water and whisk all of the ingredients until the gelatins are dissolved.Allow to cool for 5 minutes.&nbsp;Pour on top of the white layer, filling the top layer close to the top of each glass rim. Chill for 1 hour.When you are ready to serve the layered jello dessert shots, insert the American flag toppers.If your kids like how these 4th of July jello dessert shooters look, be sure to check out this awesome&nbsp;layered red, white, and blue kids drink&nbsp;we’ve made in the past. It was a huge hit with my little ones!Share via Comments LinkedIn Reddit Email Yahoo Mail Gmail SMS Telegram Facebook Messenger Buffer Edgar Copy Link Do your kids love fireworks? My son loves them, but Little Sister isn’t a big fan of them….Share via Comments LinkedIn Reddit Email Yahoo Mail Gmail SMS Telegram Facebook Messenger Buffer Edgar Copy Link I made these edible wands for a prince and princess play date but they would also be very…Share via Comments LinkedIn Reddit Email Yahoo Mail Gmail SMS Telegram Facebook Messenger Buffer Edgar Copy Link Aren’t heart-shaped animal crafts the cutest?! Who knew there were so many ways to use different sized hearts…Share via Comments LinkedIn Reddit Email Yahoo Mail Gmail SMS Telegram Facebook Messenger Buffer Edgar Copy Link Looking for a fun snack to make for the Game Day? You will love how easy these football…Share via Comments LinkedIn Reddit Email Yahoo Mail Gmail SMS Telegram Facebook Messenger Buffer Edgar Copy Link Hey! Who said Frankenstein has to be a scary monster? This is such a cute craft made with…Share via Comments LinkedIn Reddit Email Yahoo Mail Gmail SMS Telegram Facebook Messenger Buffer Edgar Copy Link Spiders are creepy crawlies that can give us a scare if we meet them eye to eye unexpectedly….This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.Send this to a friend

Skip to contentWhen you think of jello shots, most people tend to think about the kind with alcohol made for parties. In today’s post, I am sharing a tutorial for non-alcoholic jello shots that are kid-friendly. These cool-looking red, white, and blue layered jello dessert shooters are great to take to a 4th of July party for both the kids and the adults. Kids can help make them too! *Originally published 6/28/18; Updated 6/7/2021.→ See More&nbsp;Fourth of July Treats for Kids Parties*As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.Pour the berry blue gelatin and 1/2 envelope of the...

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