January 1, 2024
Review RecipeStrawberry Daiquiri Jello Shots
These strawberry daiquiri jello shots are a completely edible treat that will be the center of attention at your next party.
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You’re going to go crazy for these strawberry daiquiri jello shots! Made with just a few simple ingredients and using a fresh hollowed-out strawberry for the cup, you can pop these juicy treats right into your mouth.
Strawberry Daiquiri Jello Shots Ingredients
Our strawberry daiquiri jello shots deliver a refreshing burst of sweetness that will delight your taste buds.
The combination of strawberry jello, rum, and lime gives these jello shots a delicious flavor that makes them the perfect choice for any gathering.
To make this party treat, you’ll need:
- 1 (3-ounce) box of strawberry jello mix
- 1 cup of boiling water
- ¼ cup of cold water
- ¼ cup of freshly squeezed lime juice
- ½ cup of white rum
- 40 whole fresh strawberries, as large as you can find
- Granulated sugar for garnish
- Lime wedges
PRO TIP:
Use up to ¾ cup of rum for a stronger jello shot. Eliminate the cold water in this case: 1 cup boiling water, ¼ cup lime juice, and ¾ cup rum.
Substitutions And Additions
LIME JUICE: If you don’t have freshly squeezed lime juice on hand, bottled lime juice can be substituted in this tasty recipe.
How To Make This Strawberry Daiquiri Jello Shots Recipe
If you’ve ever made jello shots before, this is no different except for one thing: the container you are using is not plastic but a juicy, hollowed-out strawberry!
You’ll prepare your strawberries and set them on a tray – cut the bottom off to make it flat so that it will sit nicely.
You’ll make the jello the usual way, except that you will use rum and lime juice to replace some of the cold water added to the mixture.
Pour the jello into the strawberries and chill. Once they are ready, your guests can pop them in their mouths for a refreshing treat.
OUR RECIPE DEVELOPER SAYS
The number of jello shots will depend on the size of the strawberries (and hollowed-out area). Unless the strawberries are gigantic, the inside of the strawberries won’t hold much more than a couple of teaspoons of jello. You can also pour some of the extra liquid into traditional jello shot cups.
STEP ONE: In a medium bowl or large (4-cup) measuring cup with a spout, whisk together the strawberry jello mix and 1 cup of boiling water until the jello is fully dissolved.
PRO TIP:
To save time and dishes, I boil the 1 cup water in the microwave right in the glass measuring cup I mix everything up in.
STEP TWO: Once the jello is fully dissolved, stir in the cold water, lime juice, and rum. Mix until combined.
STEP THREE: Use a strawberry corer or sharp paring knife to cut the stem from each strawberry and hollow out a bit of a cavity to fill with the jello.
Shave off just a bit from the bottom part of the strawberries can stand up.
STEP FOUR: Carefully pour the jello mixture into each strawberry. You can use a food syringe or a squirt bottle or simply pour with a steady hand.
STEP FIVE: Transfer jello shots to the refrigerator and chill for two to three hours until set.
STEP SIX: Just before serving, roll the top of each strawberry in granulated sugar and garnish with a very small lime wedge.
How To Serve This Strawberry Daiquiri Shot
This tasty shot is a delightful summery grown-up treat. If you are serving these juicy jello shots at a party, don’t forget to add a few appetizers to keep your guests happy.
We recommend our cucumber bites and bacon-wrapped jalapeño poppers.
Serve up chunks of ripe, sweet pineapple and a selection of salty chips for an unbeatable combination of tingling flavors.
Try our fruit salsa and cinnamon chips for a medley of fresh options.
We have a variety of jello shot recipes to add to your party planning. Try our tequila sunrise jello shots and banana split jello shots.
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Storage
IN THE FRIDGE: Strawberry daiquiri jello shots should be consumed the same day they are made. Keep stored in the refrigerator.
IN THE FREEZER: These jello shots will not keep in the freezer. The strawberries will become soggy once thawed.
These fun little strawberry daiquiri jello shots are perfect for your next party, and they’re so easy to make. Eliminating the need to use plastic shot glasses, you can make these little daiquiri treats right in a juicy red strawberry, making it easy just to pop them in your mouth.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I make these ahead of time?
These strawberry jello shots should be enjoyed immediately as the strawberries will begin to get soggy.
How to store rum jello shots?
If you have any leftover jello shots, you can store them in the fridge for a few hours at the most.
Does it matter what kind of rum I use?
Pick your favorite brand of rum for this recipe. Anything you enjoy drinking in your cocktails will work fine here.
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Strawberry Daiquiri Jello Shots
These strawberry daiquiri jello shots are a completely edible treat that will be the center of attention at your next party.
Prep Time 30 minutes
Total Time 4 hours 30 minutes
Servings 40
Ingredients
- 3 ounces strawberry jello mix
- 1 cup boiling water
- ¼ cup cold water
- ¼ cup fresh squeezed lime juice
- ½ cup white rum
- 40 whole strawberries, as large as you can find
- Granulated sugar, garnish
- Lime wedges
Instructions
- In a medium bowl or large (4-cup) measuring cup with a spout, whisk together strawberry jello mix and 1 cup of boiling water until jello is fully dissolved.
- Once the jello is fully dissolved, stir in the cold water, lime juice, and rum. Mix until combined.
- Use a strawberry corer or sharp paring knife to cut the stem from each strawberry and hollow out a bit of a cavity to fill with the jello. Shave off just a bit from the bottom of each strawberry so that it can stand up.
- Carefully pour the jello mixture into each strawberry. You can use a food syringe or a squirt bottle, or simply pour with a stead hand.
- Transfer jello shots to the refrigerator and chill for 2 to 3 hours until set.
- Just before serving, roll the top of each strawberry in granulated sugar and garnish with a very small lime wedge.
Notes
- Use up to ¾ cup of rum for a stronger jello shot. Eliminate the cold water in this case: 1 cup boiling water, ¼ cup lime juice, and ¾ cup rum.
- The number of jello shots will depend on the size of the strawberries (and the hollowed-out area). Unless the strawberries are gigantic, the inside of the strawberries won’t hold much more than a couple of teaspoons of jello. You can also pour the extra liquid into traditional jello shot cups.
- To save time and dishes, I boil the 1 cup of water in the microwave right in the glass measuring cup I mix everything up in.
Nutrition
Calories: 19kcal | Carbohydrates: 3g | Protein: 0.3g | Fat: 0.04g | Saturated Fat: 0.002g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 0.02g | Monounsaturated Fat: 0.01g | Sodium: 10mg | Potassium: 20mg | Fiber: 0.2g | Sugar: 2g | Vitamin A: 2IU | Vitamin C: 8mg | Calcium: 2mg | Iron: 0.1mg
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Comments
Elizabeth M Heimlich says
Since the holidays are pretty much kidcentric here, I would definitely serve these for game day…
Carisa Christopher says
Yes I would make these for game day
Shanon M says
These are soo cute! I would try it with a coconut flavored rum. Super yummy!
Olivia says
These look so fun! I would serve them for the holidays for sure 😊
Karen says
These are so good!
Bethany Ventura says
I have not made jello shits with fruit but would love to try. These would.be great for game day when hosting friends! I’m more of a Tito’s vodka girl but would definitely use Bacardi rum for these.
Christina Batts says
I would use Cachaca rum to make mine, and serve around the holidays.
Gloria Newman says
1. I have never made Jello Shots in fruit. Never ever thought about this kind of shots.
I will defiantly be trying this recipe very soon.
2. I’d serve these at Holidays and Birthdays.
3. I’m a Bacardi fan, so I will defiantly use Bacardi.
Sue Smith says
I will absolutely be making these for the holidays! Thanks for sharing and the drawing opportunity! ❤️
Patricia M Curtiss says
These are cooling and delicious! Easy to make and so much fun! Our crowd loved these!
Shannon Luper says
I would definitely try these and I think I would do with a banana/coconut rum. These would be great for a game time event at my house or a friends. I have made Jell-O shots before but never attempted in fruit. Can’t wait to try these. First time for everything 😁🫶
Robin says
Can’t wait to try these, never made jelko shots in fruit before! I’m going to try substituting white rum with vanilla rum.
Tessa McFry says
This looks great! Will have to try these at myThanksgiving dinner!
Elsie Bennett says
I have never made jello shots of any kind I would make them for new years party. I would choose white rum
LaDonna says
I’ve never made Jell-O shots with fruit before. I can’t wait to try these. Will probably make these for New Year’s Eve.
Teresa Vissani says
What a great and fun Idea! I would try them for the Holidays and really freak out the guests..as for the rhum, Bacardi rhum is great since I already have in stocks!!
Bottoms up!!
Kristina Hellmann says
I have never made jello shots in fruit before, but, never say never. 🙂
Laura says
Pineapple rum
Beverly says
Have never made them but I think pineapple rum would be great
Maureen says
These jello shots sound amazing. I have never had jello shots before but now I’m looking forward to one. I would like to try this with lime rum and I think having these on game day would be a real hit.
Gabriela B. says
What flavor of rum would you like to try in these?
– A homemade marshmallow rum, maybe?
Jeannie Hermerding says
No I have never made jello shots in fruit….but this looks like a great thing to have at parties, expecially with the holidays upon us. I would like to try something with peaches.
Jan Colby says
I cannot wait to bring these to our swim group Christmas party! We are a bunch of adventurous women who never saw alcohol that we didn’t like…these look scrumptious!
K Austin says
I can’t wait to try these at my next gathering!
Shirley Heskew says
I’ve made jello shots before but never put the shot in the fruit! Can’t wait to try this!
China says
I would serve these for the holidays!
Janice says
I have never made Jell-O shots in actual fruit I think it’s a great idea
Nancy Fontaine says
I would serve these any day of the week and twice a day on the weekend. White rum is a great choice.
Marge M says
This idea is STELLAR I haven’t used fruit to make my Jell-O shots b4 BUT I will from now on. Just a suggestion my gang would probably take a tiny bite then put it down on the coffee table NEVER their dish 🙁 so I’m going to put the Shot in a plastic three-ounce condiment container that has a lid and fill it up with more Jell-O Going to the store this morning to purchase all I need. Oh coconut rum for me Hello Jell-O Shots
Thanks for all your hard work you are much loved Thanks again.
M²
Kya says
I’m super stoked about this recipe. I’ve always enjoyed Jell-O shots especially come summer time now add that inside of a strawberry 🍓 and you’re taking about pure deliciousness!!! I have never made Jell-O shots inside of any fruit before however looking forward to trying it. I would like to try either coconut or watermelon Bacardi
Clarissa says
Would you serve these for game day or the holidays?
I think these are a cute idea for something different for the holidays! Could maybe even swap the strawberry jello for lime and have Christmas colors. 😊 Definitely will be making these for the holidays this year!
BARBARA CUMMINGS says
Strawberry Daiguiri is delicious.
Donna says
I have not made Jello shots in a long time, But these I may have to try!
Patricia A Langlois says
I would definitely serve these strawberry Daiquiri’s at one of my parties