Cocktail Recipes: The Cocktails You Can Eat!

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The discussion centers around making visually appealing jelly shots for a party, inspired by a featured article. Various cocktail flavors are suggested, including Campari and orange juice, blueberry martini, and Rosé Champagne with candied orange peel. Participants express enthusiasm for the aesthetic potential of jelly shots, noting that different shapes can be achieved using jello molds. There are concerns about achieving the right texture, as incorporating alcohol can complicate the setting process. Suggestions include experimenting with candy molds to create unique designs. Overall, the focus is on creativity and presentation in making these fun party treats.
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I am sure yours will look better than the ones in the pic, i would leave out the ham and vanilla one though.
 
Those are super cute! I bet you can even do different shapes with some jello molds. I imagine that a good texture is difficult to get. I used to just make jello wigglers (shaped jello you can pick up and eat) and they take a lot of gelatin, and turn out a bit rubbery. The alcohol would make it more difficult to set. hmmm...
 
That's what I need - some cool little molds. Maybe candy molds?
 
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