Looking for something a little different than your typical jello shot? This Blackberry Rum Jello Shot will do the trick. It’s good! You won’t find this combination at your local bar. The mix of blackberry gelatin, pineapple juice, and tasty liquors is perfect on a warm August night.
Party Popcorn! We are popcorn fanatics around here. This recipe adds fun, color, and sweetness to our usual popcorn goodness. The popcorn can be created to meet your theme needs. Pick candy melts in a color that coordinates with your party. Sprinkles come in all kinds of shapes and colors – pick one that suits your fancy. Then, add any other candy your group prefers
Looking for impressive birthday wall decor or party backdrop but not wanting to spend a small fortune?! This DIY wall decor is created using foam, spray adhesive, & glitter. Change the glitter color to coordinate with your party theme. The possibilities are endless.
These apple pie jello shots are a horrendous green color, but are so, so good! Definitely one of my favorites. …but really how can you go wrong with Crown Royal & Jack Daniels.
Feeling patriotic?! These red, white, and blue jello shots look and taste amazing! Due to the tipped layers, they are a bit more labor intensive than my typical jello shots. But, totally worth it for any celebration.
Tropical vibe goin’ on? These Tropical Pineapple Jello Shots are sure to be a hit. They are sweet, but not too sweet. They have alcohol, but it’s not overpowering. The bright blue color is fabulous.
Have a new driver in the family? Celebrate with this paper keyring congratulating their accomplishment.
These are one of my favorite jello shots! They are a fun pink color with a bit of bubbly action from the champagne & 7 Up. Plus, they have a dash of sparkle from the sprinkles. Most importantly – they are delicious!
The Plastic Wrap Game is hilarious and a ton of fun for all ages.
I do love a good jello shot. They’re fun. They’re tasty. Typically mine include whipped cream. This is a fairly basic recipe. The recipe on the jello box calls for 2 cups boiling water + 2 cups cold water. We’re replacing the cold water with rum and mint simple syrup. Don’t be scared off by the simple syrup. It is mint, sugar, and water. We
