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Wednesday, September 26, 2007

jello shots for all – even alicia silverstone

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amazing what you can do with a jello shot. america’s students have been hard at work turning the humble jello shot into a class project.

here’s a sampling of recipes created by the above said mad scientists:

• Mojito Jell-O Shot
• Peanut Butter and Jell-O shot
• Buttery Nipple Pudding Shot
• Pina Colada Jell-O Shot
• JagerBomb Jell-O Shot

but by far, the best invention was the Cruelty Free Jell-O Shots as per below:

“We didn’t want to leave our vegan and vegetarian friends out of the party, but our attempt at vegetarian Jell-O shots yielded mixed results. Regular gelatin is made from boiled down cow and pig bones and connective tissue, making it unsuitable for folks who don’t eat animals. There are some alternatives, such as agar agar or vegetarian gelatin made from vegetable gums. We used some vegetarian gelatin powder from a vegan natural foods store; it was in bulk, so we don’t know the exact ingredients, but it’s a safe bet there were no cow tendons involved.”

“We used a rounded tablespoon of powder per cup of liquid, which produced a solid, somewhat rubbery shot. The gelatin was dissolved in heated fruit juice, and then the liquor and other ingredients were mixed in. We attempted four different recipes: Fuzzy Navel (orange juice and peach schnapps), Margarita (limeade, tequila and margarita mix), Cosmopolitan (cranberry juice, vodka, and Grand Marnier), and Pina Colada (pineapple juice, Malibu, and coconut cream). While our vegan friends were grateful for the inclusive gesture, the shots themselves left something to be desired. They tasted OK, but most were bland and not sweet enough. The Fuzzy Navel and Margarita were the most successful, probably because of the syrupy schnapps and margarita mix. The brown rice syrup we added to the Cosmopolitan didn’t quite cut it. Regular granulated sugar is processed using charred cow bones and many vegans avoid it for that reason, but corn syrup or organic sugar syrup could be used as a sweeter alternative.”

Vegan Fuzzy Navel Gelatin Shot
2 Tbsp. vegetarian gelatin or agar agar
1 cup boiling orange juice
4 oz. vodka
4 oz. peach schnapps

Vegan Margarita Gelatin Shot
2 Tbsp. vegetarian gelatin or agar agar
1 cup boiling limeade
4 oz. tequila
4 oz. margarita or sweet and sour mix

VIA MY SCIENCE PROJECT


mixed by Gwen-Intoxicated Zodiac





2 Comments »

  1. I was also impressed, and then sad that I was impressed, that these folks came up with a veggie jello shot.

    Comment by Camper English — September 28, 2007 @ 2:11 am

  2. yah, room for improvement…

    Comment by Gwen — September 28, 2007 @ 6:29 am

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