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6 ounces Cherry Jello
16 oz. Boiling Water
12 oz. Cold Water
2 oz. Triple Sec
2 oz. Dark Rum
2 oz. Light Rum

Mix Jello with two cups of boiling water until dissolved, then add the rest of the water and the alcohol. Pour mixture into either shot glasses or paper cups, chill and serve.

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6 oz. Berry Blue Jello
16 oz. Boiling Water
10 oz. Cold Water
6 oz. Light Rum

Mix Jello with two cups of boiling water until fully dissolved. Add the rest of the water and the alcohol, then pour the mixture into either shot glasses or paper cups, chill and serve.

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Rum and Coke Jello Shots

6 oz. Cherry Jello
8 oz. Boiling Cola
8 oz. Cold Cola
8 oz. White Rum

Mix Jello with boiling coke dissolved. Then add the rest of the rum and coke. Stir gently again until bubbles settle. Pour the mixture into either shot glasses or paper cups, chill and serve. (Note: this recipe will take longer to set than normal Jello.)

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6 oz. Lime Jello (large box)
6 oz. Tequila
2 oz. Triple Sec
1 oz. Lime Juice
16 oz. Boiling Water
1 oz. Cold Water

Mix Jello with boiling water until dissolved. Add cold water, alcohol and other ingredients. Pour the mixture into either shot glasses or paper cups, chill and serve.

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3 oz. lemon jello (small package)
3 oz. Orange Jello (small package)
16 oz. Boiling Water
4 oz. Red Wine

Mix both Jello mixes with the boiling water until dissolved. Add the red wine to begin setting the jello. Pour the mixture into either shot glasses or paper cups, chill, then serve. (this recipe may take longer to set than normal Jello.

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6 oz. Jello (large package)
16 oz. Boiling Water
5 oz. Cold Water
10 oz. Amaretto
1 oz. Lemon Juice

Mix Jello with two cups of boiling water until dissolved, then add the cold water, alcohol, and lemon juice. Pour the mixture into either shot glasses or paper cups, chill, them serve.

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6 oz. Strawberry Jello
16 oz. Boiling Water
8 oz. Strawberry Schnapps
8 oz. Cold Water

Mix Jello mix with two cups of boiling water until the powder is dissolved. Add schnapps and water to cool the jello. Pour into either shot glasses or paper cups. (heads-up: If the schnapps are higher than about 60 proof, the jello may not set.)

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6 ounces Strawberry Jello (or flavor of your choice)
16 oz. Water
16 oz. Malt Liquor (of your choice)

Mix Jello mix with two cups of boiling water and stir until the powder is fully dissolved. Add Malt Liquor in replace of the cold water called for in the directions. Pour mixture into either shot glasses or paper cups and chill.

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Combine:
1 1/2 oz Citrus vodka
6 1/2 oz Black Cherry Kool-Aid

Mix kool-aid according to instructions. Fill glass with ice. Pour in vodka. Add kool-aid until glass is full. Serve in a Hurricane glass

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If you think you can hang with the big dogs in Las Vegas check out the list of the most expensive cocktails that you can order there.

“Whether you’re celebrating your big wins at the Craps table, or drowning in your sorrows after losing your house on Blackjack, Las Vegas has a drink that’s perfect for you. Make sure to bring your American Express though, some of the world’s most expensive cocktails can be found on the Las Vegas strip. From whimsical to decadent, here’s a top 10 list of Las Vegas’ Most extravagant and expensive Cocktails…

10.) Warp Core Breach - $29.50
Star Trek fans will this themed drink made to resemble something that might be ordered on Deep Space 9. Made at Quark’s Bar in the Las Vegas Hilton this $29.50 drink has enough punch to make a Klingon dizzy. Made with 10 ounces of liquor from five different-flavored rums, Razzmatazz and fruit juices this drink is big enough to share. The drink comes in a Star Trek-like glass and a little dry ice ads to the ambiance by making this concoction bubble over and smoke.

9.) Goddess Elixir Margarita - $99
From a place a little more down to earth but just across the border comes the next most extravagant cocktail, the Goddess Elixir available at Isla Mexican Kitchen & Tequila Bar in Treasure Island. This drink which is assembled table-side by your very own Tequila Goddess, is big enough to share with 3 of your closest friends. The Goddess Elixir comes with big chunks of pineapple and citrus buoyed by Herradura Selección Suprema, 100-year old Grand Marnier Centenaire, Cointreau and fresh citrus syrup.

8.) Liquid Gold - $175
Fleur de Lys in Mandalay Bay offers Liquid Gold by the ounce for $175. Made with Grand Marnier Centenaire, Louis XIII Cognac, Krug Grand Cru Champagne, Fee Brothers West Indian Orange Bitters and raw sugar garnished with 23-karat gold leafing and a burnt orange twist.

7.) Seablue Martini - $275
What’s Las Vegas without martinis? The Seablue Restaurant at the MGM Grand has one of the best martinis in Vegas. Made with super-premium vodka and Beluga caviar this drink carries a price tag of $275.

6.) Gotham Martini & High Roller Martini - $1,000
In order to order this drink, you really have to be doing well at the progressive slots. The Capital Grille at the Fashion Show Mall serves drinks made just for High Rollers. Each of these $1000 martinis come paired with a piece of Lagos jewelry. The Gotham Martini comes with a strand of pearls. The High Roller, named for the Vegas Strip, includes a diamond pave ring. For each cocktail sold, about $500 goes to Share our Strength, a charity that battles hunger around the globe. No word on what sorts of liquor are used to make these drinks, but it seems the value is really in the jewelry and the feeling of giving to a good cause.

5.) King Richard’s Pride - $1,000
In Vegas why not be treated like royalty? King Richard’s Pride is a $1,000 a drink consisting of Hennessy Richard, Dom Perignon Rosé 1996 and Chambord Liqueur Royale de France, splashes of lime and cranberry juices and one orange slice, all served in a keepsake Baccarat cocktail glass. BOA is located at the Forum Shops at Caesars Palace.

4.) The Presidential - $1,000
The Body English Nightclub at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino features a $1,000 martini called The Presidential. This drink includes Remy Martin Louis XIII cognac and Dom Perignon champagne.

3.) Duvet Passion - $1,500
The Seablue Restaurant at the MGM Grand also has the 4th most expensive cocktail. The Duvet Passion featuring a mix of rare aged cognacs and a mix of rare vintage champagnes garnished with a vanilla orchid petal can be purchased for a mere $1500. This passionate drink which was introduced on Valentine’s Day in 2005, is sure to get you some love.

2.) High Limit Kir Royale - $2,200
Also at the MGM Grand, you can double down on the High Limit Kir Royale. This $2200 libation is only available at The Teatro Euro Bar. Louis Roederer Cristal Rose champagne, Hardy Perfection cognac, Grand Marnier Cent Cinquantenaire and fresh muddled raspberries go into making this extravagant cocktail.

1.) Ménage a Trois - $3,000
If you’re feeling a little frisky why not order a Ménage a Trois at Tryst at the 5 Diamond Award-winning Wynn Hotel. This sexy cocktail is made with Cristal Rosé, Hennessy Ellipse and Grand Marnier Cent-cinquantenaire. 23-karat gold flakes and liquid gold syrup decorate this decadent cocktail. For $3,000 you can sip this drink through a golden straw studded with a 9-point diamond — yours to keep of course.

Wondering what was the most expensive drink ever sold in Vegas? The most expensive Vegas Cocktail was served by Master Mixologist Francesco Lafranconi at Wolfgang Puck’s Postrio on May 7th, 2003 . This drink which was sold at live auction for $8,000 to benefit Alzheimer’s Research during “One Cool Night”, was served in a Christofle Limited Edition Cocktail Glass by Adam D. Tihany. This outrageous cocktail was made up of a delicious blend of Hennessy Timeless harmoniously combined with Grand Marnier 150th Anniversary liqueur, topped with Dom Perignon Oenotheque 1973 vintage, garnished with 22-karat gold leaves, and stirred with a diamond swizzle. Unfortunately, this drink was a one-time deal, although if you’re looking to spend $8,000 for a drink be sure to ask your Maitre`di. In Las Vegas I’m sure they will be able to accommodate you.” Article Source Here

You still think you can hang with these prices?! Let me know if anyone has ever tried any of these. Curious to see what they think.